To operate a reactor-turbine-generator-unit in accordance with prescribed procedures or as directed.
To participate in training programs as a student, to develop the skills and knowledge needed to achieve and maintain a Nuclear Regulatory Commission Reactor Operator's License.
To participate in training programs as an aide to the instructor, to retain job proficiency and thereby maintain an active Reactor Operator's License.
To direct and/or execute the proper completion of routine and special surveillance tests on plant equipment working independently or together with other members of the plant organization.
To direct the activities of Operations Technicians and Operations Technician Assistants in their routine and special activities.
To direct and/or assist where needed, in the operation of auxiliary equipment related to special activities such as fuel handling, waste management, water treatment, plant operation, and sewage treatment plant operation.
On an as needed basis, serve in the Radiation Protection Program or assist in any other plant activity.
Communicate verbally or in writing with authorized inspectors or other representatives of plant management, or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, on any plant activity with which he/she has been involved.
Properly drive a motor vehicle when directed or when required to perform his/her duties.
SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
To develop and maintain complete understanding of all facets of the plant emergency program and plant security system. To react as appropriate in the protection of the public in case of an operational emergency. To serve as an active participant in these programs.
EDUCATIONAL AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
A high school diploma or have passed a high school examination equivalency.
Total power plant experience must be greater than 18 months for a nuclear or military reactor facility, or greater than 27 months for a non-nuclear facility.
The candidate must meet one of the criteria below:
A.) Candidate has at least 6 months of experience performing plant operational duties as a qualified non-licensed operator at the Callaway Nuclear facility.
B.) Candidate has at least 12 months experience performing plant operational duties as a qualified non-licensed operator at a comparable (BWR/PWR) nuclear facility or 18 months of experience at a noncomparable commercial power reactor facility.
C.) Candidate have at least 6 months of experience performing plant operational duties as an active licensed reactor operator (per 10 CFR 55.53[e]) at a comparable (BWR/PWR) nuclear facility or 12 months of experience at a noncomparable commercial power reactor facility.
D.) Candidate has at least 18 months of experience in a position equivalent to the reactor operator position at a military reactor? This includes reactor operators, engineering officer of the watch, propulsion plant watch officer, engineering watch supervisor, and propulsion plant watch supervisor.
E.) Candidate has 27 months power plant experience at a non-nuclear facility (power plant experience is defined in the additional action section).
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Must have good eyesight, good reflexes, good hearing and no color deficiency in vision.
The candidate must successfully complete a full medical examination. This medical examination is to include a test or examination by a psychiatrist or physician to determine that there is no sign of aberrant behavior or emotional instability that would impair ability to discharge duties in a competent manner. Power Plant experience is defined as applicable work performed in fossilfueled or nuclear-fueled electric power production plants during preoperational, startup testing or operational activities. Experience in petrochemical; similar process plants; or steam propulsion plant design, construction, technical support, operation, maintenance, or training instruction can be substituted for applicable power plant experience. Simply observing others performing work is not considered power plant experience. Time spent in classroom training cannot be counted toward power plant experience
Benefits
Vision insurance
Additional Information
About the Callaway Energy Center
The Callaway Energy Center is a nuclear facility located in mid-Missouri. The Energy Center has more than 800 employees and contractors working at the facility, and it has established a strong record of safe operation throughout its 30-year operating history. The Energy Center is a highly efficient, low-cost, sustainable source of electricity for Ameren Missouri's 1.2 million customers.
Position(s): 1
Hourly Rate Range: $64.01
Revision Date: 3/7/2024
Area/Div: 1801
Ameren · Steedman, MO