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Employment (updated Oct 3, 2008)ENERGYSOLUTIONS UK RECRUITING CAMPAIGN - Nearly Two-dozen Leaders Sought for Positions in the UK Multiple positions: Site Director(s), Deputy Site Director(s), Waste Manager(s), and Project/Program Mgr.(s) Over the next few months, EnergySolutions intends to fill a wide variety of innovative leadership, management, and technical positions at nuclear reactor operations and decommissioning sites throughout the United Kingdom. Individuals identified and selected to fulfill these roles will develop progressive ideas and applications for the UK’s Magnox power stations through an advanced program of winding-down operations, shutdown and decommissioning. On behalf of Energy Solutions, The KeySource Group, Inc. is seeking nuclear decommissioning professionals with a proven record of success as Site Directors, Deputy Site Directors, Waste Managers, and Project/Program Managers. All information and interest in these roles will be exclusively managed through KeySource. For more information contact KeySource Recruiter: Jane Szoch at 330-342-4631 or send your resume to ESUK@thekeysource.com
Wendy V. Talley,
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Executive Search Consultant Site Director(s) – Magnox Facilities, UK EnergySolutions, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializes in nuclear services. Opportunity: Over the next few weeks, Energy Solutions intends to fill a wide variety of innovative leadership, management, and technical positions at nuclear sites throughout the United Kingdom. Individuals identified and selected to fulfill these roles will develop and implement progressive ideas and applications for accelerating the sites through an advanced program of winding-down operations, defueling and decommissioning. Candidate will ensure that the Site’s Lifetime Plan is delivered safely, effectively, and efficiently, using innovative ideas to exceed the customers expectations, maximizing value to and enhancing the reputation of Energy Solutions. The site work program focuses on the reduction of hazardous waste utilizing innovative, simple, and cost effective solutions. You will be fundamental to establishing an environment where people are always looking for the optimum, quickest and safest solution to getting work done. You will have a fantastic opportunity to bring your ideas into the UK and make a real difference in UK nuclear decommissioning. Priorities and Responsibilities: Leadership: Achieve and exceed the company goals of promoting and accomplishing the values of safety, integrity, teamwork, and excellence in the delivery of contracted work. Provide overall direction and leadership for the implementation of the work program. Introduce innovative and simplified processes focusing on D&D and hazardous waste reduction while motivating and leading the workforce in implementing the concepts and ideas. and your responsibility/accountability will be to lead and manage one of these sites. You will manage key strategic risks and look for creative new solutions to reduce costs and improve value proposition on the site in support of customer initiatives. You will be a member of the business Executive accountable for safely delivering the contracted work, delivering profit targets and ensuring that business initiatives are implemented at your site. Operations: Ensure EnergySolutions safely, efficiently, and effectively delivers the contracted work to exceed customer expectations. Act as the sites formal point of contact for the customer. Manage the health and safety of the site achieving and maintaining world class performance. Ensure compliance with licenses, environmental regulations, and statutory requirements and policies of RSMC/EnergySolutions. Secure appropriate regulatory consents, approvals, and needed authorizations to operate the site. Manage the interface with key senior stakeholders – regulators, trade unions, local communities – ensuring that interfaces and communications are effective. Interface with all on and off site contacts. Supervisory Responsibilities: Directly supervise the Deputy Site Director and oversee all programs, employees, and subcontractors. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (Detailed list available from KeySource) Stakeholder Relations: Forge and maintain strategic alliances for optimum competitive positioning. Represent the Site’s interests with the key senior stakeholders including the statutory Regulatory authorities, the local community, and the Trade Unions. Personal Attributes: Demonstrated experience in leading and motivating a team, be innovated minded and solutions oriented, and be able to focus on safety, government regulations, and compliance requirements. The individual should constantly strive for excellence and have strong communications skills. Special Experience: At least 15 years of experience in operating a major nuclear facility with a focus on decontamination, decommissioning, and the reduction of hazardous waste; knowledge of UK nuclear sites beneficial. Education and/or Experience: Bachelor’s degree from a four year college or university, Engineering/Science degree preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations: Technical knowledge commensurate with Chartered Engineer and/or Professional Engineer. Compensation: An attractive salary and excellent benefits including international relocation, and a generous long-term international assignment package. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Energy Solutions to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. Therefore, all information exchanged related to this role is considered proprietary and should be managed through KeySource. Send your resume to ESUK@thekeysource.com.
Deputy Site Director(s) – Magnox, UK EnergySolutions, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializes in nuclear services. Opportunity: Over the next few weeks, Energy Solutions intends to fill a wide variety of innovative leadership, management, and technical positions at nuclear sites throughout the United Kingdom. Individuals identified and selected to fulfill these roles will develop and implement progressive ideas and applications for accelerating the sites through an advanced program of winding-down operations, defueling and decommissioning. The Deputy Site Director will be accountable for delivering the Site’s Lifetime Plan safely, effectively, and efficiently, using innovative ideas to exceed the customer’s expectations, maximizing value to and enhancing the reputation of Energy Solutions. The site work program focuses on the reduction of hazardous waste utilizing innovative, simple, and cost effective solutions. This position fundamentally provides support to the Site Director in establishing an environment where people are always looking for the optimum, quickest and safest solution to getting work done. You will have a fantastic opportunity to bring your ideas into the UK and make a real difference in UK nuclear decommissioning. Location: Supporting various Magnox facilities throughout the United Kingdom Leadership: Support, and at times stand in for, the Site Director in modeling the values of safety, integrity, teamwork, and excellence in the delivery of contracted work. Provide overall direction and leadership for the delivery and implementation of the work program. Achieve and exceed company goals for safety, operational excellence and profitability. Establish a challenging project environment that drives value engineering and innovation. Allocate resources among projects and development and acquire new resources as required. Strategic Planning: Manage key strategic risks. Challenge and drive cost reduction and program acceleration while introducing innovation and simplicity into the areas of D&D and hazard/waste reduction. Establish and deliver investment proposals to accelerate work, reduce costs and drive enhanced profitability. Business Development: Work with the central commercial team to establish strategic alliances for optimum competitive positioning. Establish project and commercial strategies that provide the foundation for building a strong reputation of delivery and certainty. Operations: Establish and maintain a project delivery organization for delivery the work program. The delivery organization will encompass all required functions on site and your role will be to support, and maintain the organization and a project driven culture across the site. Instill and maintain business discipline and cost diligence throughout the unit, managing risk and ensuring a strong framework of accountability. Supervisory Responsibilities: Line management accountability, to the Site Director, for delivering the work program. Lead a unionized workforce. Support the Site director in interfacing with key senior stakeholders – regulators, trade unions, local communities – ensuring that interfaces and communications are effective. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (Contact KeySource for a complete list) Personal Attributes: Demonstrated and verifiable experience leading a team and recognized as a visionary strategic business development leader. Deputy Site Director must be a team player who understands the big picture, strategy, and impact of his/her decisions. Special Experience: At least 15 years experience in operating major nuclear facilities, with an emphasis on decontamination, decommissioning and hazardous waste reduction. Education and/or Experience: Bachelor’s degree from a four year college or university, Engineering/Science degree preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations: Technical knowledge commensurate with Chartered Engineer and/or Professional Engineer. Compensation: The appropriate candidate will be offered an attractive salary and excellent benefits and relocation assistance. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Energy Solutions to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. All information exchanged and related to this role is considered proprietary and should be managed through KeySource. Send your resume to ESUK@thekeysource.com.Project/Program Manager – Magnox Facilities UK EnergySolutions, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializes in nuclear services, including high-level radioactive waste management and treatment; used nuclear fuel handling & transportation; decontamination and decommissioning of nuclear reactors and highly radioactive facilities; fuel sludge treatment; and major decommissioning of nuclear facilities. The Opportunity: Over the next few weeks, EnergySolutions intends to fill a wide variety of innovative leadership, management, and technical positions at nuclear sites throughout the United Kingdom. Individuals identified and selected to fulfill these roles will develop and implement progressive ideas and applications for accelerating the sites through an advanced program of winding-down operations, defueling and decommissioning. Project/Program Manager will ensure that the Projects within the Site’s Lifetime Plan are delivered safely, effectively, and efficiently, using innovative ideas to exceed the customers expectations, maximizing value to and enhancing the reputation of Energy Solutions. The site work program focuses on the reduction of hazardous waste utilizing innovative, simple, and cost effective solutions. You will be fundamental to delivering an environment where people are always looking for the optimum, quickest and safest solution to getting work done. You will have a fantastic opportunity to bring your ideas into the UK and make a real difference in UK nuclear decommissioning. Location: United Kingdom supporting various Magnox facilities throughout the country Priorities and Responsibilities: Leadership: Lead the site Project Department as well as individual projects with accountability for the delivering the contracted work/projects to the required site targets. Manage project scope, budget and schedule utilizing innovative and effective D&D and hazardous waste reduction solutions for nuclear sites and facilities. Make contributions to policy and strategy that are authoritative and support the achievement of Site objectives. Strategic Planning: Support the sites lifetime planning process with the production of underpinned project strategies that are scoped, costed, scheduled and have high integrity risk management programs to support them. You will need to use your own experience and work with the project teams to generate an interdependent, logic linked schedules that encompasses opportunities you will deliver against in future years. Operations: Support the Deputy Site Director to establish and maintain a project delivery organization to deliver the work program. The delivery organization will encompass all required functions on site that will support a project driven culture, provide support to the project team, and ensure that safety requirements and legislative requirements are met. Effectively manage relationships with customers and regulators. Introduce innovation and improvements on a continuous basis that support increased safety and commercial performance. Supervisory Responsibilities: Directly supervise and manage 50 to 100 employees with responsibility for recruiting staff, performing appraisals, delegation and staff development. Mentor direct reports to develop and enhance project management skills. Manage industrial relations in a highly unionized workforce. Maintain appropriate controls, monitoring and reporting to meet legislative and organizational requirements. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (Request a complete copy from KeySource.) Personal Attributes: The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience in motivating workforces to achieve excellent performance, manage strong relationships with customers and regulators, effectively communicate with project team and contribute to the continuous improvement of safety and commercial performance. Special Experience: The ideal candidate will have 10 to 15 years in the construction, remediation and preferably, D&D of contaminated nuclear facilities. Education and Professional Experience: Bachelor’s degree from a four year college or university; Engineering/Science degree preferred or equivalent combination of education and experience. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations: Formal qualification in Project Management preferred or a proven record of project performance and delivery. Compensation: The appropriate candidate will be offered an attractive salary and excellent benefits, international relocation, and a generous long-term international assignment package. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Energy Solutions to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. All information exchanged and related to this role is considered proprietary and should be managed through KeySource. Send your resume to ESUK@thekeysource.com. Waste Manager – Magnox Facilities, UK EnergySolutions, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializes in nuclear services, including high-level radioactive waste management and treatment; used nuclear fuel handling & transportation; decontamination and decommissioning of nuclear reactors and highly radioactive facilities; fuel sludge treatment; and major decommissioning of nuclear facilities. The Opportunity: Over the next few weeks, EnergySolutions intends to fill a wide variety of innovative leadership, management, and technical positions at nuclear sites throughout the United Kingdom. Individuals identified and selected to fulfill these roles will develop and implement progressive ideas and applications for accelerating the sites through an advanced program of winding-down operations, defueling and decommissioning. The Waste Manager will ensure that the Site’s Lifetime Plan is underpinned and built on innovative waste management ideas that exceed the customer’s expectations, maximizing value to and enhancing the reputation of Energy Solutions. The site work program focuses on the reduction of hazardous waste utilizing innovative, simple, and cost effective solutions. You will be fundamental to delivering an environment where people are always looking for the optimum, quickest and safest solution to getting work done. You will have a fantastic opportunity to bring your waste management ideas into the UK and make a real difference in UK nuclear decommissioning. Location: Supporting various Magnox facilities throughout the United Kingdom Priorities and Responsibilities: Leadership: Lead the sites waste department as the site’s expert resource on all aspects of waste reduction and waste treatment. Establish a challenging environment that drives innovation and introduces waste techniques that support reduction of stored waste or waste arisings on site. Strategic Planning: Support the sites lifetime planning process with underpinned solutions and strategies to waste management that are scoped, costed and scheduled. You will link with other UK Magnox sites and ensure best practice is implemented at the site on waste management. Operations: Provide technical and specialist advice that meets commercial and safety requirements. Contribute continuous improvements that are positive and effective while supporting the enhancement of safety and commercial performance. Introduce simple and innovative hazardous waste reduction techniques. Review the existing integrated waste management plans, introducing innovative waste reduction techniques that will support waste minimization, waste reduction, radioactive material management, and waste segregation. Manage contracts to achieve targets and deliver customer value. Establish ideas and opportunities for working more effectively and efficiently with the UK’s Low Level Waste Repository. Supervisory Responsibilities: Establish and manage a waste management team on the site. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: (KeySource will provide list with complete details.) Personal Attributes: The ideal candidate will have the ability to effectively interact with a diverse group of individuals in support of site activities including upper management, customers, regulatory agencies, and academia. He/She must possess the requisite technical knowledge and the ability to effectively and confidently convey that knowledge to technical as well as a non-technical audience. Special Experience: The ideal candidate will have at least 10 to15 years of experience in nuclear waste management. Education and/or Experience: Bachelor’s degree from a four year college or university in Science/Chemistry or Chemical Engineering. Compensation: The appropriate candidate will be offered an attractive salary and excellent benefits, international relocation, and a generous long-term international assignment package. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Energy Solutions to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. All information exchanged and related to this role is considered proprietary and should be managed through KeySource. Send your resume to ESUK@thekeysource.com.
Position: Laboratory Manager
Waste Control Specialists LLC (WCS) was formed in 1995 in Andrews County, Texas to dispose of RCRA/TSCA hazardous and industrial waste. WCS also processes, treats, and stores RCRA/TSCA, LLRW, MLLRW, and special nuclear materials.
In support of on-going growth initiatives at WCS, the company was recently granted a license to permanently dispose of 11e.(2) byproduct materials.
In addition to the byproduct disposal license, the WCS facility in Andrews County, Texas, has a pending LLRW license for disposal of Texas Compact Class A, B, and C LLRW as well as Federal Class A, B, and C equivalent LLRW and MLLW. WCS expects to begin permanent disposal of LLRW in 2010.
The site covers nearly 15,000 acres with 1,338 acres currently permitted for treatment and disposal activities. WCS is home to more than 120 employees and expects to grow to over 200 employees to meet the growing demand for their services as a result of their expanded capabilities.
WCS is a subsidiary of Valhi, Inc. (NYSE: VHI), a $2.5B multinational company serving customers in over 100 countries located in North America, Europe, and Asia. For more information about WCS visit their website at: www.wcstexas.com
Position Title: Laboratory Manager Reporting to: Director of Environmental, Safety and Health Location: Andrews County, Texas
The Opportunity: WCS is seeking a Laboratory Manager to manage laboratory functions and analysis relating to the operations of the WCS West Texas facility. The Laboratory Manager reports directly to the Director of Environmental, Safety and Health and may be exposed to radiation within occupational limits.
Duties and Responsibilities:
R Manages laboratory personnel ; 4 - 6 technicians and one chemist R Periodically reviews analytical information from all laboratory personnel for technical correctness and compliance R Provides oversight of recipe development for waste treatment R Assists the Director of Operations in formulating waste acceptance and characterization guidance R Assures that all waste received at the facility is in compliance with permits and the Land Disposal Restrictions Program R Advises and consults with management regarding laboratory support including, but not limited to sample identification, waste stabilization, characterization, various chemical analysis, sampling and processing waste R Supervises laboratory programs R Operates the Analytical Laboratory of the facility R Conducts oversight of all analysis performed in conjunction with the Waste Analysis Plan for the facility R Secures competent off-site analytical services where necessary R Assures all samples of waste or media taken under the Waste Analysis Plan utilize proper protocols and that all laboratory wastes are managed properly R Ensures the maintenance of all laboratory equipment R Implements Quality Controls and Quality Assurance programs for the lab R Acts as a mentor for all laboratory personnel R Develops and maintains laboratory budget R Performs other related work activities as required
Supervisory Responsibilities: The Laboratory Manager directly supervises employees in the Laboratory Department and carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
R Ability to read, analyze and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations R Excellent writing skills and ability to write reports, business correspondence and procedure manuals R Effective presentation skills in providing information and responses to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers and the general public R Strong mathematical skills in working with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference, and fundamentals of plane and solid geometry and trigonometry. Ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios and proportions to practical situations R Practical problem solving skills in dealing with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists. R Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form. R Knowledge of database software, internet software, inventory and project management software, word processing and spreadsheet software Education: Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) in Chemistry or a related field of study from an accredited college or university and four years of related experience working in a Chemical Analysis Laboratory, including a minimum of two years experience supervising Laboratory personnel. Compensation: The appropriate candidate will be offered an attractive salary, incentive compensation, and excellent benefits including relocation assistance. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Waste Control Specialists LLC to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. Therefore, all information exchanged and related to this role is considered proprietary. All contact should be managed through:
Wendy V. Talley
Position: Director, Radiation Safety Waste Control Specialists LLC (WCS) was formed in 1995 in Andrews County, Texas to dispose of RCRA/TSCA hazardous and industrial waste. WCS also processes, treats, and stores RCRA/TSCA, LLRW, MLLRW, and special nuclear materials.
In support of on-going growth initiatives at WCS, the company was recently granted a license to permanently dispose of 11e.(2) byproduct materials.
In addition to the byproduct disposal license, the WCS facility in Andrews County, Texas, has a pending LLRW license for disposal of Texas Compact Class A, B, and C LLRW as well as Federal Class A, B, and C equivalent LLRW and MLLW. WCS expects to begin permanent disposal of LLRW in 2010.
The site covers nearly 15,000 acres with 1,338 acres currently permitted for treatment and disposal activities. WCS is home to more than 120 employees and expects to grow to over 200 employees to meet the growing demand for their services as a result of their expanded capabilities.
WCS is a subsidiary of Valhi, Inc. (NYSE: VHI), a $2.5B multinational company serving customers in over 100 countries located in North America, Europe, and Asia. For more information about WCS visit their website at: www.wcstexas.com
Position Title: Director, Radiation Safety Reporting to: Vice President and General Manager Location: Andrews County, Texas The Opportunity: WCS is seeking a Director, Radiation Safety to manage the overall site Radiation Safety program while leading a diverse workforce supporting a wide variety of Radiation Safety projects. The Director, Radiation Safety will also oversee current, developing, and future Radiation Safety objectives consistent with the site’s expanding capabilities. In addition, the Director, Radiation Safety will prepare the annual Radiological Environmental Monitoring Report (REMP). The REMP is produced in support of the various site wide radioactive materials licenses and although the data for the REMP is collected by the ES&H division, the annual REMP report is prepared by the Director, Radiation Safety.
Duties and Responsibilities:
R Manages the overall Radiation Safety program R Consolidates multiple, similar, radiation safety plans and procedures submitted as part of the various licensing efforts into one comprehensive, compliant, cost effective program to the extent possible by differing license requirements R Manages all Radiation Safety Officers for each material license including: Compliance Data Analyst, Radiation Safety Manager, multiple Health Physicists, Radiation Safety Technicians, and a Radiation Safety Clerk. (Supervises current staff of approximately 20 individuals expanding to 30+ in support of additional licenses and growth activities underway at the Andrews County Site.)
Supervisory Responsibilities: The Director, Radiation Safety supervises employees who support a variety of radiation safety related roles. The Director is expected to carry out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
R Excellent project management skills providing leadership and analysis of departmental data while adding and coordinating information supplied by other departments creating combined radiological safety reports consistent with site objectives R Strong positive interpersonal communication skills required to effectively lead a diverse group R Knowledge of and experience in environmental monitoring programs R Experience in compliance with all state, federal and local environmental laws and legislation R Successful track record in implementation of integrated radiological safety management practices and systems for nuclear operations R Demonstrated experience in improving safe work practices R History of successful interaction with regulators and stakeholders with open communications style R Technical understanding of nuclear waste treatment and disposal processes R Experience in radiological safety and other management disciplines in safety R Track record in performance management and continuous improvement. R Experience in managing site license and permit operating conditions and practices in full conformity to license/permit provisions and requirements R Strong relationships and management of safe working conditions with site labor force Education: Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering or Scientific field such as Health Physics and ten years of related health physics experience, including five years of management experience. A certified Health Physicist (CHP) certification is highly desirable Compensation: The appropriate candidate will be offered an attractive salary, incentive compensation, and excellent benefits including relocation assistance. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Waste Control Specialists LLC to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. Therefore, all information exchanged and related to this role is considered proprietary. All contact should be managed through:
Wendy V. Talley talley@thekeysource.com
Position: Director, Environmental, Safety and Health Waste Control Specialists LLC (WCS) was formed in 1995 in Andrews County, Texas to dispose of RCRA/TSCA hazardous and industrial waste. WCS also processes, treats, and stores RCRA/TSCA, LLRW, MLLRW, and special nuclear materials.
In support of on-going growth initiatives at WCS, the company was recently granted a license to permanently dispose of 11e.(2) byproduct materials.
In addition to the byproduct disposal license, the WCS facility in Andrews County, Texas, has a pending LLRW license for disposal of Texas Compact Class A, B, and C LLRW as well as Federal Class A, B, and C equivalent LLRW and MLLW. WCS expects to begin permanent disposal of LLRW in 2010.
The site covers nearly 15,000 acres with 1,338 acres currently permitted for treatment and disposal activities. WCS is home to more than 120 employees and expects to grow to over 200 employees to meet the growing demand for their services as a result of their expanded capabilities.
WCS is a subsidiary of Valhi, Inc. (NYSE: VHI), a $2.5B multinational company serving customers in over 100 countries located in North America, Europe, and Asia. For more information about WCS visit their website at: www.wcstexas.com
Position Title: Director, Environmental, Safety and Health Reporting to: Vice President and Site General Manager Location: Andrews County, Texas
The Opportunity:
WCS is seeking an ES&H professional to join the management team and oversee all worker safety and environmental compliance aspects of Andrew’s, Texas facility.
The Director of Environmental, Safety and Health will have direct responsibility for the following site programs: Industrial Health and Safety, Environmental Monitoring Program, License and Permit Required Regulatory Reporting, Inspections and Records (excluding reporting performed by RSO), Wastewater Treatment and Laboratory.
Qualified candidates will be responsible for ensuring that the site is in full compliance with all company and regulatory requirements as well as performing day-to-day work in an environmentally responsible manner while protecting the safety and health of all employees and subcontractors. Additional responsibilities include being ready to respond to emergency situations, institutionalizing safe work practices and systems, capturing and applying lessons learned and supporting operations in planning work and developing procedures.
Concentrated experience in the following areas:
R Strong knowledge of and experience in environmental monitoring programs R Experience in compliance with all state, federal and local environmental laws and legislation R Successful track record in implementation of integrated safety management practices and systems for nuclear operations R Demonstrated experience in improving safe work practices and driving down recordable events R History of successful interaction with regulators and stakeholders with open communications style R Technical understanding of nuclear waste treatment and disposal processes R Experience in operational safety, industrial safety, radiological safety and other management disciplines in safety R Track record of data management including timely analysis, trending analysis, performance management and continuous improvement R Experience in managing site license and permit operating conditions and practices in full conformity to license/permit provisions and requirements R Hands-on and on-site experience in field construction and nuclear operating environments R Strong relationships and management of safe working conditions with site labor force R Demonstrated experience in sample management, laboratory management and water/wastewater treatment facilities
Special Experience: Qualified applicants will have a solid foundation in the nuclear waste or operations management industry with 10 years of related experience in environmental and safety programs and a minimum of 5 years managerial experience. It is preferred that the candidate also has experience in a related field working within the corporate structure during new facility construction or expansion.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in an engineering or scientific field (or equivalent) and ten years of related experience. Compensation: The appropriate candidate will be offered an attractive salary, incentive compensation, and excellent benefits including relocation. Contact Information: KeySource has been exclusively retained by Waste Control Specialists LLC to conduct this leadership search on their behalf. Therefore, all information exchanged and related to this role is considered proprietary. All contact should be managed through:
Wendy V. Talle talley@thekeysource.com
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