Nuclear Licensing Engineer Consultant (4x10 Contract)

CorSource; Richland (WA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Columbia Generating Station seeks a Licensing Engineer Consultant to provide regulatory support for major station initiatives and objectives. You will work with Engineering Projects, vendors, industry peers, and the NRC to address licensing, nuclear safety, and regulatory issues.

The role involves advising on aging management, license renewal, and regulatory compliance, collaborating with multiple departments, and representing the organization with regulators and industry groups.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering plus 12 years of engineering experience in a technical environment, incl. 2+ years in a DOE/NRC-regulated nuclear environment.
• PE license plus 12 years of engineering experience in a technical environment, incl. 4+ years in a DOE- or NRC-regulated nuclear environment.
• Experience preparing, submitting, and implementing license amendment requests, relief requests, or other NRC-approved licensing actions.
• Good knowledge of general engineering principles and effective communication with technical and nontechnical audiences.

Responsibilities

• Provide consultation and recommendations to management on nuclear safety, licensing, and regulatory matters.
• Offer strategic guidance on aging management and license renewal.
• Represent the organization with regulators, industry groups, workshops, and conferences.
• Support environmental reviews, including field and onsite visits as needed.
• Collaborate with licensing, project management, engineering, and other station departments on regulatory issues for long-term operation.
• Keep management informed of current license renewal policies, rules, and standards.

Skills

Communication skills

Microsoft Office

Regulatory knowledge

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

PE license (Professional Engineer)

Job description

Columbia Generating Station seeks a Licensing Engineer Consultant to provide regulatory support for major station initiatives and objectives. You will work with Engineering Projects, vendors, industry peers, and the NRC to address licensing, nuclear safety, and regulatory issues.

The role involves advising on aging management, license renewal, and regulatory compliance, collaborating with multiple departments, and representing the organization with regulators and industry groups.