Nuclear Control Room Supervisor License Class

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Work Place Flexibility: Onsite 

Legal Entity: Entergy Operations, Inc.-EOI 

 

At Entergy, we power life today and for future generations. That means we do more than provide electric and natural gas service. It means we're listening so we can continue to better serve, better support, and better build the future, together. Day in and day out, we’re working to improve lives, build businesses and create prosperity across our diverse communities.

 

We own and operate a fleet of nuclear reactors in four locations in the United States. Our fleet generates approximately 5,200 megawatts of clean, carbon-free nuclear power, which is critical in meeting our climate commitments to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Our nuclear fleet headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi.

 

Our nuclear safety culture is strong, and our performance record has proven us to be a clean, reliable, and affordable provider of electricity for our household customers in our utility areas of the southern U.S. and to our commercial customers in other parts of the country.

 

Entergy Nuclear is a business unit of Entergy Corporation that employs approximately 4,000 highly skilled and dedicated professionals. We exist to grow a world-class energy business that creates sustainable value for our four key stakeholders — our customers, employees, communities, and owners. This has been our mission for many years. We understood early on that to create real, sustainable value, the decisions we make and the strategies we pursue must benefit all stakeholders.

 

We invite you to learn more about Entergy Nuclear and the nuclear clean air energy that we supply for our nation. Entergy Nuclear Fact Sheet

 

**Selected candidates will move into the Control Room Supervisor position upon successful completion of the initial licensing class and Senior Reactor Operator examination as detailed below. **

 

JOB SUMMARY/PURPOSE:

The Control Room Supervisor ensures the safe and efficient operation of the plant, such that the health and safety of the workers and public are not jeopardized; give safety and quality a clear priority over schedule and cost; supervise the activities of the control room staff through all conditions of startup, shutdown power generation, and emergency.

 

JOB DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Monitor and supervise plant operations in the Control Room.
• Coordinate with support staff to ensure that operations outside the Control Room are performed in a safe and controlled manner.
• Authorize and manage Control room access.
• Assure compliance with all applicable regulations and procedures.
• Authorize, in conjunction with the Shift Manager and support staff, the implementation of scheduled or unscheduled work activities affecting station equipment, including corrective and preventative maintenance, modifications and protective tagging.
• Utilize the station's corrective action programs to address issues and opportunities for improvement.
• Actively participate in training and personnel development opportunities.
• Participate in pre- and post-job evolutions.
• Assesses component operability/reportability.
• Communicate technical information, concepts, and ideas verbally and in writing.
• Serve as a member of the Emergency Response Organization.

 

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES AND REQUIREMENTS – INITIAL LICENSE TRAINING (ILT) CLASS:

•  Complete training program to obtain NRC SRO License
• Self-regulated study time and field time, as necessary, to maintain ILT performance within standards
• Complete ILT Fundamentals, Systems and Simulator Phases
• Complete Simulator Certification
• Perform other job-related assignments and/or duties as assigned

 

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Minimum education required of the position:

• B.S. Degree in Engineering or Sciences generally associated with nuclear power plant operations is highly desired, but not required if minimum experience requirements are met (NUREG 1021 and ACAD 00-003).

 

Minimum experience required of the position:

• Held an ACTIVE RO or SRO license at a Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) commercial nuclear power plant (same vendor and vintage) for at least 12 months OR
• Held an active Reactor Operator or Senior Reactor Operator license at a noncomparable commercial nuclear power plant for 18 months OR
• 18 months as a manager, supervisor, or staff member responsible for the coordination and implementation of plant equipment controls, integrated operations procedure, operations, maintenance, radiological support, modifications maintenance planning, work control, chemist