Job Description

Job Summary:

Are you ready to be a manager at the nation's only gas centrifuge manufacturing facility, overseeing facilities and contracts, managing resources for all tenants on our 80-acre site, and tackling special projects? As the Facility Manager, you'll oversee site facilities, contracts and special projects in direct support of the Site Director, represent the company to customers and other stake-holders, direct completion of complex corrective actions, and manage other projects as directed by the Site Director. You're responsible for the safe and compliant operations of an NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) regulated precision manufacturing nuclear fuel cycle facility, with the power to stop work when safety is on the line and the provide site leadership and instill confidence in both regulators and customers.

What You Will Do:

You'll allocate facility resources, manage contracts, and execute special projects as directed by the Plant Manager, you will have budget and schedule authority to ensure projects meet safety, compliances, and site standards. You'll oversee contracts supporting expansion and ongoing operations, ensure complex corrective actions are tracked to completion, and manage the relationship with all team members other tenants on the DOE site to ensure critical services are retained. You will manage the M&TE program, the Reliability program, company's vehicle fleet, and maintenance of the facility's grounds. You'll provide leadership across the site, coordinate with company leadership, and manage cross-functional teams as required.

We'd Love to Hear From People With:

• Abachelor's degree in Engineering, Physical Science, or equivalent technical experience
• A minimum of 5 years of experience at a nuclear site or other industrial setting in a highly regulated, rigorous environment
• Must possess or have the ability to obtain and maintain a "Q" Clearance

A Successful Candidate Brings:

• Experience in nuclear or similar industrial field
• Experience managing contracts in a nuclear or similar industrial setting
• Experience managing licensed facilities and coordinating with regulatory agencies like the NRC or DOE
• Strong working knowledge of codes, standards, and quality assurance in nuclear engineering
• Excellent communication, project management, and problem-solving skills
• Currently holding an active Q-level security clearance