Welding Engineering Leader – Nuclear-DOE Program Expert

C. A. Murren & Sons Company, Inc.; Aiken (SC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401K match

Career development

Job summary

C. A. Murren & Sons Company, Inc. seeks a Welding Engineering Manager to lead the Welding and Special Processes Program on a project in Aiken, SC. You will direct Welding Engineers and coordinate apparatus, qualifications, and supplier oversight to ensure quality and schedule adherence.

The ideal candidate has 10+ years in welding engineering, including 5+ years in DOE or commercial nuclear work, and holds ASME and AWS credentials. Lead technical decisions as the program's authority.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated leadership and technical writing ability in welding programs.
• Strong issue-resolution skills under schedule pressure.
• Experience coordinating welding and NDE/PWHT controls in nuclear/DOE environments.

Responsibilities

• Develop and improve the Welding and Special Processes Program, including procedures and records.
• Lead Welding Engineers and Field Welding Engineers across shifts.
• Review contracts and specs to establish welding requirements and resolve code issues.
• Approve WPSs, PQRs, weld maps, and qualification documents.
• Direct welder qualification testing and NDE coordination.
• Oversee filler-metal procurement, storage, and rod-room controls.
• Provide field technical support for fit-up and repairs.
• Evaluate supplier welding programs and conduct surveillance.
• Monitor welder performance and initiate corrective action.

Skills

Leadership

Technical writing

Issue resolution

Education

Bachelor's degree in Welding Engineering

Job description

C. A. Murren & Sons Company, Inc. seeks a Welding Engineering Manager to lead the Welding and Special Processes Program on a project in Aiken, SC. You will direct Welding Engineers and coordinate apparatus, qualifications, and supplier oversight to ensure quality and schedule adherence.

The ideal candidate has 10+ years in welding engineering, including 5+ years in DOE or commercial nuclear work, and holds ASME and AWS credentials. Lead technical decisions as the program's authority.