Senior Nuclear Project Manager: Major Plant Modifications

Allied Staff Augmentation Partners, Inc. ( ASAP, Inc. ); Palo Verde (AZ); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Allied Staff Augmentation Partners, Inc. ( ASAP, Inc.) seeks a highly experienced Project Manager to lead major mechanical modification projects at a nuclear generating facility in the United States.

You will drive cradle-to-completion programs, manage multi-disciplinary teams, and coordinate with engineering, operations, and regulatory affairs. The role requires extensive nuclear project management experience, strong leadership, and proven success in cost, schedule, risk, and stakeholder

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering preferred; extensive nuclear project management experience considered in lieu of degree.
• 10+ years of experience managing large-scale nuclear or highly regulated industry projects, including major modifications.
• Strong experience with Primavera P6, EPMS, and work management systems (SWMS, MLIS).
• Demonstrated success managing major mod projects with tight schedules, large contractor teams, technical complexities, and regulatory oversight.

Responsibilities

• Lead cradle-to-completion management of major plant modification projects, including multi-million-dollar capital upgrades.
• Manage complex modifications such as chiller replacements, crane and lifting-system upgrades, cooling tower refurbishment programs, and facility infrastructure improvements.
• Drive development of engineering change packages, design deliverables, procurement specifications, and construction work packages.
• Oversee contractor mobilization activities, equipment staging, construction execution, system walkdowns, testing, and turnover.

Skills

Project management

Nuclear industry experience

Leadership

Cost/schedule/risk management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Tools

Primavera P6

EPMS

SWMS

MLIS

Job description

Allied Staff Augmentation Partners, Inc. ( ASAP, Inc.) seeks a highly experienced Project Manager to lead major mechanical modification projects at a nuclear generating facility in the United States.

You will drive cradle-to-completion programs, manage multi-disciplinary teams, and coordinate with engineering, operations, and regulatory affairs. The role requires extensive nuclear project management experience, strong leadership, and proven success in cost, schedule, risk, and stakeholder