SUPERVISOR NUCLEAR SECURITY -RAINER, OR

Key Responsibilities

Supervises Staff

• Supervise a team of nuclear security technicians responsible for security administration and physical security monitoring of PGE’s Trojan Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation (ISFSI).
• Provide daily supervision to ensure all relevant standards/procedures are followed.
• Assist ISFSI Security Manager in coordinating activities related to emergency planning, radiation protection, and maintenance.

Incident Response/Emergency Coordination

• Ensure appropriate assessment, corrective, and protective measures are taken during incidents.
• Augment resources as necessary and communicate with local, state, and federal government agencies.
• Serve as emergency coordinator in the absence of ISFSI Security Manager.

Safety Leadership

• Promote and enforce safety and protection practices consistently.

Licensing

• Prepare changes to ISFSI licensing documents, policies, programs, and implementing procedures for compliance and personnel safety.

Financial Management

• Monitor and manage expenditures to meet financial targets and address variances from the plan.

Resourcing

• Implement resourcing decisions and planning for the team, partnering with HR for job definitions, recruitment, evaluation, and selection processes.

Professional Development

• Maintain knowledge of skill-development tools/resources.
• Advise on learning or development outcomes, assist employees in creating development plans, and monitor progress.

Education/Experience/Certifications

• Education: High school diploma or GED.
• Experience: Five years of nuclear security experience or equivalent security supervisory experience.
• Certifications, Licenses, and Training: Must obtain certification as an ISFSI Specialist at or within 2 years of hire. Must obtain and maintain annual weapons requalification.
• Other: Must be 21 years of age or older.

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities

Functional Competencies

• Knowledge of federal and state regulations applicable to ISFSI reporting, radiation protection, security, quality assurance, and emergency planning.
• Understanding of personnel safety, maintenance, QA records, and decommissioning records.
• Familiarity with procurement, receiving, and contract administration.
• Knowledge of company policies, objectives, procedures, and ISFSI operations.
• Ability to plan and execute program-related activities, establish effective working relationships, and communicate effectively.
• Proficiency in reading, interpreting, and applying policies and regulations.
• Skills in using and maintaining firearms and passing annual firearms qualifications.
• Computer skills including MS Office applications.

Leader Practices

• Drives Results
• Plans and Aligns
• Decision Quality
• Drives Engagement
• Courage

Physical and Cognitive Demands

Cognitive Level

• Consistent use of logic or scientific thinking to define problems, collect information, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.

Cognitive Abilities

• Adherence to set response times, deadlines, and time-sensitive tasks.
• Follow accuracy standards and decision-making tasks.
• Effective team interaction and communication.
• Adaptability to frequent change and stress management.

Schedule/Attendance

• Ability to work long hours and variable schedules.
• Consistent attendance and reliability.
• Work during severe inclement weather and on-call schedules.

Physical Capabilities

• Regular computer use.
• Lifting/pushing/pulling: Up to 25 lb.
• Carrying: Up to 25 lb.
• Navigating unstable surfaces, elevated areas, stairs, and ladders.

Environment - Indoor/Outdoor

• Office and field settings.

If you have a passion for security and compliance in the nuclear industry, we encourage you to apply for this challenging and rewarding position.