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Nuclear Equipment Operator-Entry-level Operations-ClintonStation, Clinton, IL Job
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| Job Number: | 25638717 | | Company Name: | Exelon | | Job Location: | Clinton, IL US | | Job Category: | Manufacturing & Production |
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Nuclear Equipment Operator-Entry-level Operations-ClintonStation, Clinton, IL Job
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Job Description
Job Title:Nuclear Equipment Operator-Entry-level Operations-ClintonStation, Clinton, IL
Job ID:9395
Location: IL - Clinton
Part/Full Time:Full-Time
Regular/Temporary:Regular
Company Highlights
At Exelon, we've got a place for you. Exelon is developing sustainable energy to provide for the communities of today and planning for a brighter tomorrow. Exelon knows the future of energy is you.
As a Chicago based Fortune 150 Company, with more than $15 billion annual revenues, Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in Illinois and Pennsylvania, and gas to 480,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. In addition to energy delivery, Exelon's operations include energy generation and power marketing and has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.
We know that before we can supply 41,000 megawatts of energy to our customers, we need to recognize that each of our employees plays an integral part in the process. The result? Changing the way the American power industry powers America. For you, this means advancement, challenge, and a company like no other.
Join Exelon and you can share your ideas at a forward-thinking company and the next big idea could be yours. You've just found Exelon, a place where you can truly shine.
Business Unit Overview
Business Services provides Exelon and its subsidiaries with financial, human resource, legal, information technology, supply management and corporate governance services.
Job Description
Exelon Nuclear is looking for Equipment Operators/Entry-level operations candidates at our Clinton Nuclear Station in Clinton, IL.
Rate: $30.26
Start date is January, 2011
This is a rotating shift position.
This is a union position.
Relocation will not be offered, candidates must be able to commute to the site daily.
Note: -Apply on-site to our website and complete our application, attaching a word or PDF resume (not WPS or RTF) . Applications without a resume will NOT be considered.
The qualified individual will be responsible for the following:
Assigned on a rotating shift basis, acting under prescribed rules and approved practices, to observe, impact and as instructed operate station equipment; to prepare equipment for service and for maintenance; to inspect equipment for proper operation; to take necessary action in emergencies; and to perform related work as assigned.
Typical examples of duties are:
- To observe, inspect, and as instructed, operate such generating station auxiliary equipment as pumps, fans, air compressors, and heat exchangers.
- To inspect and make necessary adjustment on gland seal pressures on main turbine generator units.
- To make routine checks of various equipment in water and steam.
- To inspect and reset relays in auxiliary power centers in the event of automatic trip-out of any auxiliary equipment.
- To operate auxiliary equipment manually when remote control equipment is not connected to the main control panel, or during abnormal conditions.
- To assist as required in performing initial troubleshooting work on control circuit, auxiliary switches, tripping devices on circuit breakers, and level controllers.
- To perform manual switching in auxiliary power centers for all routine maintenance or emergency repairs to electrical equipment.
- To check the operation of feedwater heaters and other secondary plant equipment such as station heating, ventilating and cooling systems.
-To inspect auxiliary power transformers, switchgear, and batteries by checking the temperature of equipment, oil levels in transformers, acid levels in batteries; and to record specific gravity readings and charge batteries as required.
- To operate the water treatment system, involving such work as adjusting feed of chemical feed pumps, preparing chemicals for feed tanks and make-up pretreatment, checking levels in storage tanks, adjusting rates of flow, recording of chemicals used and water meter readings, and making field checks on water samples as assigned.
- To operate oil cleaning and transfer equipment, including checking all levels in reservoirs, backflushing oil coolers, and periodically taking oil samples.
- To inspect brushes on main generator field rings on various motor generator sets; and to check exciter bearings.
- To replace gas cylinders (e.g. hydrogen, nitrogen) on headers; to check the operation of the hydrogen unit gas dryer.
- To maintain cleanliness of equipment and working area.
- To assist in controlling the operation of reactor-turbine generator units by receiving and executing orders from station operators, observing control instruments, and reading meters.
- To observe, inspect and operate reactor, turbine and other station equipment outside of the control room (including starting, stopping and preparing equipment for maintenance).
- To perform electrical operating and switching outside the control room, such as operating disconnects, circuit breakers, and grounding buses; and to take circuits and equipment in and out of service.
- To instruct and train, and to coordinate the work of others.
Required:
High School diploma or equivalent
NOTE: Candidates must meet one of the below preferred criteria
Preferred:
Candidates must possess a Bachelors of Science degree in engineering, engineering technology, or related science program
OR
An Associates of Science degree in engineering, engineering technology or related science program or equivalency*
*Equivalency for the Associate of Science degree is established by meeting the criteria below:
43 credit hours of post secondary education of which 75% (at least 8 courses or 32 hours) is advanced math, physics, chemistry and/or engineering/engineering technology. Transcripts will be required to verify coursework.
OR
Documented training and experience applicable to power generation operating experience while a member of the Nuclear Navy program.
TESTING REQUIREMENTS:
- Candidates must pass the Plant Operator Selection System (POSS)
Examination
- Score satisfactorily on the Basic Math and Science Test
(BMST)
-Candidate must be able to obtain unescorted access to a nuclear facility as a member of a critical group.
Equal Employment Statement
Exelon is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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