Heat exchanger program engineer– (Nuclear

Duration

12+ months contract with potential extends or Convert

• Heat exchanger program engineer. Review HX inspection results, including coordination with NDE personnel.
• Support making recommendations for maintaining program heat exchanger reliability.
• Perform Heat exchanger margin calculations.
• Support maintenance evolutions and support recommendations for deficient conditions.
• Support monitoring of program health and perform assessments.
• Provide regulatory oversight for generic letter 89-13 heat exchangers.
• Update procedures.
• Perform calculations supporting maintaining design criteria and licensing basis.
• Provide tube plugging criteria.
• Long and intermediate term plans for timely HX replacement.
• Routine performance monitoring.

• Performing engineering activities that support projects and operations across the nuclear business.
• Employees in this role apply broad nuclear plant engineering experience and principles to make decisions and recommendations.
• Individuals work with independence and have wide latitude to exercise judgment over technical solution development.
• Maintain program processes that confirm that maintenance practices, operating procedures, and training are appropriate based on service conditions and are sufficient to ensure the equipment will function as intended.

• Nuclear
  
  Experience:
  
  2+ years
• Experience with Eddy current testing of heat exchangers
• Experience with GL 89-13
• Experience with Thermal Performance reviews
• Experience with Proto-HX

• Excellent technical leadership, communication skills

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering

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