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The Nuclear Security Specialist serves as PGE's onsite licensee representative at the Trojan Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation (ISFSI), ensuring compliance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) security requirements, licensing commitments, and approved security procedures. In this highly regulated role, you will provide oversight of contracted security personnel and security operations, ensuring activities such as patrols, alarm response, searches, reporting, and incident management are conducted in accordance with regulatory requirements and established procedures. As a key compliance resource, you will help maintain the integrity of PGE's security program by ensuring reportability obligations are met, documentation is accurate, and security events are managed appropriately.
This position combines regulatory oversight, operational leadership, and security program administration in a compliance-driven environment where attention to detail, sound judgment, and procedural rigor are critical. While not a formal people leader, the Nuclear Security Specialist provides operational oversight and accountability for contractor security activities, influencing outcomes and ensuring adherence to security plans, licensing requirements, and corrective action processes. The role is ideal for professionals with experience in nuclear security, NRC-regulated environments, military nuclear operations, or other highly regulated industries where compliance and operational discipline are essential.
To support continuous licensee oversight coverage, Nuclear Security Specialists work a rotating 24/7 schedule consisting of 12-hour shifts, including both days and nights. The position follows a Panama-style schedule, typically rotating between four days on/three days off and three days on/four days off, with quarterly rotations between day and graveyard shifts. Candidates must be comfortable working overnight shifts and maintaining long-term flexibility in a round-the-clock operational environment. While primarily onsite, this position offers some schedule flexibility. Adjustments may be approved as needed, provided operational requirements and business needs continue to be met.
Portlandgeneral · Rainier, OR