Job Title: Valve Technician
Location: Piedmont, SC 29673
Opportunity Overview
100% Travel. Short-term contract, 4-6 weeks, 40-72 hours per week. Contractors may be offered more than one short-term assignment.
Your Day-to-Day
- Report to the On-Site Manager.
- Install, repair, replace, and conduct post-maintenance functional testing, diagnostics, and calibration of valves and control devices.
- Test and calibrate instrumentation.
- Inspect and troubleshoot.
- Perform leak testing, valve adjustments, and alignment checks using appropriate gauges and tools.
- Support field troubleshooting, emergency repairs, and continuous improvement plans.
- Complete work orders with accurate documentation of tasks and daily field activity logs.
- Ensure safety of self and team and prevent damage to plant equipment.
- Follow quality standards and procedural guidelines set by the customer.
- Comply with work hour requirements and observe quality, radiological, human performance, and other nuclear program norms.
- Use appropriate PPE, including respirators, fall protection, safety glasses, and hard hats.
- Follow lockout/tag-out requirements.
- Perform tasks in confined spaces, high-temperature areas, and elevated heights.
- Physical demands include tasks such as climbing, lifting (up to 100 lbs.), prolonged standing, bending, visual acuity, balance, manual dexterity, and hearing.
- Maintain focus for extended periods and read/write complex documents in English.
- Willingness to work overtime, including shifts, weekends, and holidays.
Who You Are
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Vocational, technical training or EPRI qualifications.
- Five (5) years of hands‑on experience in general valve maintenance, calibration, and testing.
- Mechanical and electrical experience; ability to read blueprints, schematics, and technical documentation.
- U.S. Navy nuclear background or equivalent training in reactor maintenance or operations.
- Satisfactory performance rating from previous work (based on client and contractor feedback).
- Proficiency in using basic hand tools, electrical instruments, diagnostic tools, and conducting maintenance following OSHA or client requirements for electrical and mechanical safety.
- Complete and pass all pre‑employment and employment screening requirements, which may include practical and written skills assessments, computer‑based training, medical, psychological, background, and substance abuse screenings.
Benefits
Base salary: $35.00 – $45.00 per hour. Additional benefits include:
- Comprehensive Health and Income Protection Benefits
- 401(k) Savings Plan
- Paid Vacations for qualifying positions
Equal Opportunity Employer Including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities.