Nuclear Mechanical Design Engineer

ReNuke Services Inc; York (SC); On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

ReNuke Services Inc. seeks a Nuclear Mechanical Design Engineer SME for a client site in York, SC. The role focuses on design, analysis, modification, and maintenance of nuclear plant mechanical systems, including piping, pumps, valves, and HVAC components.

Candidates should have 10 years of experience, a BS in Mechanical Engineering, and familiarity with design basis requirements, codes, and Duke Energy processes. On-site position with potential for complex project work.

Qualifications

• 10 years of experience in mechanical design engineering for nuclear plants.
• Knowledge of design processes and codes used in nuclear facilities.
• Experience with engineering changes, evaluations, and procurement support.
• Duke Energy engineering processes familiarity is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Review and produce Engineering Change Basedocs and Engineering Evaluations.
• Prepare Mechanical Calculations and Procurement Specifications.
• Develop Design Inputs and Modification Test Plans.
• Maintain Equipment Database Records and Plant Drawings.
• Support licensing documentation and related design activities.

Skills

Nuclear mechanical design

Mechanical design engineering

Reading drawings

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

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ReNuke Services is seeking a Nuclear Mechanical Design Engineer SME for our client’s site in York, SC!

DESCRIPTION:

• An experienced Mechanical Design Engineer with a strong background in the design, analysis, modification, and maintenance of nuclear plant mechanical systems. Experience with any or all of the following is desired: piping systems, pumps, valves, heat exchangers, HVAC systems, fluid systems, structural supports, and mechanical equipment. Strong understanding of mechanical engineering principles, configuration management, equipment operability, system interactions, and applicable industry codes and standards. Familiarity with nuclear plant design basis requirements, engineering programs, and engineering change processes.
• Ability to perform engineering evaluations, calculations, equipment troubleshooting, procurement engineering support, and modification design activities. Ability to read and interpret plant drawings and technical documents, flow diagrams, isometrics, piping support drawings, equipment arrangement drawings, vendor documents, and mechanical calculations. Ability to work on assigned projects with minimal supervision. Ability to work as part of a team, be self-motivated, exercise flexibility, and take personal responsibility for assigned accountabilities.
• Some of the key products this individual will be responsible for reviewing and/or producing include Engineering Change Basedocs, Engineering Evaluations, Mechanical Calculations, Procurement Specifications, Design Inputs, Modification Test Plans, Equipment Database Records, Plant Drawings, Bill of Materials, and supporting design and licensing documentation.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE:

• Knowledge of the Standard Design Process.
• Duke Energy qualifications for the following:
  • Preparation of Engineering Changes (CO-FLT-ENG-2000 Design Change)
  • Design Verification (CO-FLT-ENG-2050 Design Verification)
  • Calculations (CO-FLT-ENG-2030 Prepare or Revise a Calculation)
  • Procurement Specification or TRD (CO-FLT-ENG-2040 Preparation or Revise a Procurement Specification or TRD)
  • Applicability Determination Preparer (CO-FLT-AD)
  • 50.59 Screener (CO-FLT-50.59-SCR)
• Experience performing mechanical system engineering, design engineering, or modification engineering at a commercial nuclear plant.
• Experience with Duke Energy engineering processes and procedures.
• Experience supporting engineering changes involving mechanical systems, equipment replacement, procurement engineering, operability evaluations, and field implementation.
• Familiarity with applicable industry codes and standards including ASME Section III, Section XI, B31.1, and related nuclear industry requirements.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATION:

• 10 years of experience
• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

DNJP23919 – NUCLEAR MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER III – YORK, SC – 36 MONTHS