Nuclear Scheduling & Continuous Improvement Lead

Framatome North America; Richland (WA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary range and incentives

Health & wellness plans

401(k) retirement plan

Job summary

Framatome North America is seeking a scheduling-focused professional in Richland, WA to develop and maintain project schedules, assist in work breakdown structures, and coordinate resources. You will support IS tool updates and deliver timely reports for management.

The role emphasizes collaboration, strong planning concepts, and the ability to adapt schedules to changing priorities within a nuclear energy context. Competitive compensation in the U.S. market.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field.
• 0 years of related experience or equivalent.
• Basic understanding of planning and scheduling concepts.
• Basic communication skills to convey technical data.
• Ability to collaborate within a team.
• Good problem identification and resolution skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
• Ability to adjust schedules based on priorities.

Responsibilities

• Develops and maintains project schedules and analyses.
• Assists in creating work breakdown structures for scheduling and cost tracking.
• Assists in identifying required project resources.
• Coordinates with IS on scheduling tool updates.
• Contributes to project teams with data and analysis.
• Generates accurate reports and schedules for management.
• Supports scheduling process improvements.

Skills

Basic communication

Teamwork

Problem solving

Multitasking

Scheduling flexibility

Education

Bachelor's Degree in related field

Job description

Framatome North America is seeking a scheduling-focused professional in Richland, WA to develop and maintain project schedules, assist in work breakdown structures, and coordinate resources. You will support IS tool updates and deliver timely reports for management.

The role emphasizes collaboration, strong planning concepts, and the ability to adapt schedules to changing priorities within a nuclear energy context. Competitive compensation in the U.S. market.