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The role combines project coordination, business development support, and administration, with a strong emphasis on identifying opportunities, supporting bids and tenders, coordinating internal responses, and helping develop customer relationships. While not initially a commissioned sales role, it is intended to grow into one with greater commercial responsibility over time.

Description

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Minimum 6 years of related power generation or industrial operations experience.
• Massachusetts 2nd Class Engineer's License preferred (or equivalent state-recognized operating license where applicable).
• Experience operating steam vessels rated at 150 HP or greater.
• Strong understanding of:
  • Power plant operations
  • Mechanical systems
  • Electrical systems
  • Plant instrumentation and controls
• Experience performing equipment startup, shutdown, and normal operating procedures.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to successfully complete the POSS/MASS (Plant Operator Selection System / Power Plant Operations & Maintenance) assessment.
• Ability to read instrumentation, gauges, control systems, and computer-generated operating data.

• Operate, monitor, and maintain power plant equipment and systems during normal and abnormal operating conditions.
• Perform startup, shutdown, and routine operating procedures.
• Respond to alarms and abnormal operating conditions using established operating procedures.
• Perform electrical switching, tagging, and lockout/tagout activities.
• Conduct preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance on mechanical and electrical equipment.
• Perform routine cycle chemistry testing and adjust operating parameters as necessary.
• Maintain operating logs, environmental records, and maintenance documentation.
• Utilize the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to document maintenance activities.
• Support plant housekeeping and maintain a safe work environment.
• Ensure compliance with environmental permits and all safety regulations.
• Support continuous improvement and complete additional duties as assigned.

• Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2nd Class Engineer's License.
• Military experience in:
  • Navy Nuclear Power
  • Army Prime Power
  • Power Generation
  • Utilities
  • Stationary Engineer
• Combined-cycle or fossil power plant experience.
• Experience with CMMS systems.
• Knowledge of plant chemistry programs.
• Experience with electrical switching and lockout/tagout procedures.

Description

The Class C Steam Plant Mechanic will be a key member of Seattle Plant Production crew reporting directly to the Plant Manager.

The successful candidate will be a self-starter that enjoys working in a fast-paced environment. Applicants for these positions shall have mechanical skills to utilize plant tools and materials to effectively carry out the duties described below. Further individuals must possess a level of physical fitness that would allow one to perform work tasks associated with heavy mechanical labor and working in confined spaces with temperatures elevated somewhat above the normal comfort zone.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Individuals in these positions will perform work in connection with maintenance and upkeep of all plant machinery and systems.
• Work tasks include but are not necessarily limited to:
• Cutting, fitting, and threading pipe; installing insulation
• Reconditioning valves and traps; cleaning boilers and related auxiliaries
• Performing general labor for the maintenance of plant building and structural components.
• In addition, all plant mechanics from time to time will be given relief operator assignments for the purpose of plant operator relief for vacations, sick leave, emergency leave, holidays, etc.
• When necessary, plant mechanics will be assigned the responsibility of operating the Company's Post Street Boiler.
• Perform other work assigned of equal or lower classification, if qualified.

Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)

• The Business has a consistent and dedicated focus on a proactive safety culture. HSE is the responsibility of everyone in the organization. Your accountability for HSE also includes:
• Promote, ensure, and maintain a safe and healthy environment for your fellow workers and yourself so that everyone goes home injury-free,
• Work in compliance with the provisions of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Industrial Regulations, Environmental Protection Act and Regulations and HSE policies, programs, and procedures,
• Responsible for identifying and reporting workplace HSE hazards and concerns to your supervisor immediately and providing solutions (if aware of any) to address these concerns as requested, and
• Immediate reporting of all work-related injuries/illness to your supervisor

Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• Must meet the requirements for Shift Operator:
• High School Diploma or GED
• Must have a City of Seattle Engineer License, Steam Grade 3 Boilers
• Monitors the plant control system via computer screens
• Starting and stopping plant equipment as needed; diagnosing and correcting problems in equipment and auxiliaries; changing oil, lubricating bearings and filling station logs
• Performance of any maintenance work will be secondary to overall plant operations
• Perform other work assigned of equal or lower classifications, if qualified
• Individuals having served in the United States Navy for a period of 4 (four) or more years as boiler technician, machinist's mates, or engineering lab technicians will be considered eligible by the company for a Shift Operator position
• Applicant must pass a written examination covering all aspects of plant operations at the company's facility. Exam will be prepared by the company
• Applicant must pass an oral systems checkout review board conducted by the company. This review board shall consist of at least one representative from the company and the union. Applicant must be able to sketch from memory the primary piping, valves, equipment and any other essential elements of all plant mechanical systems and should have a working knowledge of the key normal operating parameters of the production facilities
• Requires employee to bend, kneel, crawl, stoop and stand in confined spaces with elevated temperatures
• Ability to work in a dynamic, complex, fast-paced environment, to adapt quickly and to manage changing priorities
• Demonstrated strong communication skills
• Collaborative and interpersonal skills
• Presence of high pressure steam, water, combustion products (e.g., wood dust, ash, rocks, etc.), dirt, and other elements requiring protective clothing.

Description

Essential Job Functions

• The Operator will perform all duties as assigned by the Shift Engineer.
• Monitors the plant control system via computer screens.
• Starting and stopping plant equipment as needed; diagnosing and correcting problems in equipment and auxiliaries; changing oil, lubricating bearings and filling station logs.
• Performance of any maintenance work will be secondary to overall plant operations.
• Perform other work assigned of equal or lower classifications, if qualified.

• Applicants shall have sufficient experience and ability to qualify for work as a Shift Operator within 6-months.
• Individuals having served in the United States Navy for a period of 4 (four) or more years as boiler technician, machinist's mates, or engineering lab technicians will be considered eligible by the company for a Shift Operator position.
• Applicants must pass a written examination covering all aspects of plant operations at the company's facility. Exam will be prepared by the company.
• Applicants must pass an oral systems checkout review board conducted by the company. This review board shall consist of at least one representative from the company and the union.
• Applicants must be able to sketch from memory the primary piping, valves, equipment and any other essential elements of all plant mechanical systems and should have a working knowledge of the key normal operating parameters of the production facilities.
• Equipment operation: monitor the control operations of the boilers and other equipment to produce steam efficiently
• Process monitoring: continuously monitor and analyze various parameters such as pressure temperature and flow rates to optimize steam production and distribution
• Troubleshooting: identify and troubleshoot malfunctions or regularities and equipment adjusting or repairs as necessary to maintain smooth operations
• Routine maintenance: Conducting maintenance tasks inspections and preventing equipment and keeping it in good working condition and preventing unexpected breakdowns
• Record keeping: maintain detailed logs and records of operational parameters maintenance activities and any incidents for documentation and analysis purposes
• Communication: coordinate effectively with other plant operators' maintenance personnel and management to ensure seamless operations and address any issues properly
• Environmental compliance: adhere to environmental regulations and guidelines to minimize the impact of the plant's operations on the surrounding environment
• Training: stay updated on industry best practices attending training sessions ensuring knowledge and skills are up to date and to maintain equipment effectively
• Strong problem-solving skills with attention to detail
• Demonstrated strong communication skills; both written and verbal
• Self-motivated and proactive, able to work as a team player
• Ability to develop and maintain good working relationships internally and externally
• Ability to work in a dynamic, complex, fast-paced environment, to adapt quickly and to manage changing priorities

Must-Have Experience, and Education:

• High school diploma or GED
• Individuals having served in the United States Navy for a period of 4 (four) or more years as boiler technician, machinist's mates, or engineering lab technicians will be considered eligible by the company for a Shift Operator position.
• 3 years of Boiler or Steam Plant experience. Ability to obtain a City of Seattle Boiler Operator Grade 3 License

Physical Demand

• Requires individuals to bend, kneel, crawl, stoop and stand in confined spaces with elevated temperatures.
• Requires sitting at computer screens for long periods of time.

Work Environment

• Presence of high-pressure steam, water and other elements.

Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)

• Promote, ensure, and maintain a safe and healthy environment for your fellow workers and yourself so that everyone goes home injury-free,
• Work in compliance with the provisions of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Industrial Regulations, Environmental Protection Act and Regulations and HSE policies, programs, and procedures,
• Responsible for identifying and reporting workplace HSE hazards and concerns to your supervisor immediately and providing solutions (if aware of any) to address these concerns as requested, and
• Immediate reporting of all work-related injuries/illness to your supervisor

Description

The Training Development Specialist is responsible for developing, delivering, and continuously improving technical maintenance training for Field Service Technicians supporting advanced energy systems. This role combines classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory training, curriculum development, technician evaluations, and certification support to ensure technicians are fully prepared to install, maintain, and troubleshoot complex equipment.

Description

The Pump Mechanic is responsible for repairing, rebuilding, installing, and maintaining industrial pumps and other rotating equipment. Work may be performed in a repair shop or at customer sites in the field. This role involves troubleshooting mechanical issues, rebuilding pumps to manufacturer specifications, and ensuring equipment operates safely and efficiently.

Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• 3+ years of experience in industrial pump repair, rotating equipment, millwright, or mechanical maintenance
• Experience rebuilding centrifugal pumps
• Ability to use precision measuring tools (micrometers, calipers, dial indicators)
• Ability to troubleshoot mechanical equipment
• Ability to lift heavy equipment and work in industrial environments
• Valid driver's license (if field work required)

Nice-To-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• Experience with multi-stage pumps
• Experience with laser alignment
• Welding or fabrication experience
• Experience building pump skids or mechanical assemblies
• Machining experience (lathe or mill)
• Vibration analysis experience
• Field service or customer site experience
• Millwright or rotating equipment technician background
• Military mechanical experience (engines, hydraulics, mechanical systems)

Work Environment:

• This position may work in both a repair shop and field service environment.
• Shop work includes pump rebuilding and testing, while field work includes installation, maintenance, and repairs at customer facilities.
• Work may involve heavy equipment, rotating machinery, and industrial environments.

Description

We are advancing next-generation nuclear power technology across fusion, fission, and hybrid applications through innovative work in high-energy-density physics, pulsed power, liquid metals, advanced materials, and compact modular systems.

The Engineering Technician will support research and development operations through assembly, installation, maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting of advanced electrical and mechanical systems. This role is highly hands-on and ideal for candidates who thrive in fast-paced technical environments requiring adaptability, attention to detail, and strong problem-solving abilities.

The successful candidate will support high-voltage systems, electrical and mechanical assemblies, cable installation, preventive maintenance, inventory tracking, and laboratory operations while maintaining strict adherence to safety standards and procedures. This position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute directly to cutting-edge energy technology development.

Responsibilities

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Job Overview:

• Support day-to-day electrical maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of industrial and facility electrical systems. This role is ideal for military veterans with hands-on electrical experience who are looking to transition into a stable civilian position.
• The ideal candidate has a strong safety mindset, can troubleshoot electrical issues independently, and is comfortable working in an industrial or plant environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform electrical troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair on industrial and facility equipment
• Work with electrical panels, power distribution systems, motors, and control circuits
• Inspect, test, and maintain electrical components to ensure safe and reliable operation
• Troubleshoot electrical faults using meters, schematics, and technical documentation
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance per established procedures
• Document maintenance activities, inspections, and repairs
• Follow all safety policies, lockout/tagout procedures, and electrical safety standards
• Collaborate with maintenance and operations teams to support daily operations

Must-Have Skills and Experience:

• Military veteran with a strong electrical background (Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines)
• Experience troubleshooting electrical systems in industrial, plant, shipboard, or facility environments
• Ability to read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals
• Hands-on experience with electrical testing tools (multimeters, megohmmeters, etc.)
• Knowledge of electrical safety practices, including lockout/tagout
• Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Nice-to-Have Skills and Experience:

• Experience with switchgear, transformers, breakers, or motor control centers (MCCs)
• Background as an Electrician's Mate, Nuclear Electrician's Mate, Avionics Technician, Electronics Technician, or similar military MOS/NEC
• Experience in power generation, manufacturing, utilities, or industrial maintenance
• PLC or control systems exposure
• Electrical certification, journeyman license, or technical degree

Description

The Pump Mechanic is responsible for repairing, rebuilding, installing, and maintaining industrial pumps and other rotating equipment. Work may be performed in a repair shop or at customer sites in the field. This role involves troubleshooting mechanical issues, rebuilding pumps to manufacturer specifications, and ensuring equipment operates safely and efficiently.

Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• 3+ years of experience in industrial pump repair, rotating equipment, millwright, or mechanical maintenance
• Experience rebuilding centrifugal pumps
• Ability to use precision measuring tools (micrometers, calipers, dial indicators)
• Ability to troubleshoot mechanical equipment
• Ability to lift heavy equipment and work in industrial environments
• Valid driver's license (if field work required)

Nice-To-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• Experience with multi-stage pumps
• Experience with laser alignment
• Welding or fabrication experience
• Experience building pump skids or mechanical assemblies
• Machining experience (lathe or mill)
• Vibration analysis experience
• Field service or customer site experience
• Millwright or rotating equipment technician background
• Military mechanical experience (engines, hydraulics, mechanical systems)

Work Environment:

• This position may work in both a repair shop and field service environment.
• Shop work includes pump rebuilding and testing, while field work includes installation, maintenance, and repairs at customer facilities.
• Work may involve heavy equipment, rotating machinery, and industrial environments.

Description

Engineers benefit from approximately four months off each year during December, January, June, and July.

• Heavy maintenance experience and strong leadership ability
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to supervise teams and coordinate work during large equipment maintenance outages
• Ability to travel extensively and work extended hours while deployed
• Military leadership experience highly valued, especially veterans with electrical, mechanical, or electronics maintenance backgrounds

• Complete classroom and lab training in Orlando during the first 12 months combined with field training at multiple customer sites
• Work directly with senior field service engineers to develop skills in equipment operation, maintenance, job site safety, project management, leadership, and business systems
• Supervise technicians and mechanics during turbine generator equipment maintenance outages
• Disassemble, inspect, and reassemble turbines and generators
• Coordinate upgrades of mechanical and electrical systems to improve output and efficiency
• Collaborate with engineering staff on specialized testing
• Serve as the primary customer contact during outages and ensure timely and accurate repairs
• Work extended hours while deployed, typically 12–14 hours per day including weekends and holidays

Nice-to-Have Skills, Experience, and Education

• Bachelor’s degree preferred
• Master’s degree a plus
• Military veterans with backgrounds such as Electrician’s Mate, Machinist’s Mate, or Industrial Electronics Technician (E6 or above)
• Experience working with power generation equipment such as turbines, generators, or large rotating machinery

• Training program begins July 7
• Candidate submissions are due by the end of March
• Interviews will be conducted in Orlando at the end of April with travel expenses covered
• Alternate interview dates may be available if needed
• Candidates who do not relocate to Orlando will receive a housing stipend during classroom phases in Orlando, typically lasting about six weeks
  

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Description

As an Electrical Technician, you will play a critical role in maintaining the safe and reliable operation of terminal, pipeline, and station electrical systems. This position is responsible for troubleshooting, maintaining, repairing, installing, and commissioning electrical, instrumentation, and control systems that support pipeline and terminal operations.

The successful candidate will support maintenance and operational objectives through preventative and corrective maintenance activities while ensuring compliance with company procedures, safety standards, and regulatory requirements. This role is ideal for candidates with industrial electrical, instrumentation, controls, power generation, oil & gas, pipeline, military electrical, or automation backgrounds who enjoy troubleshooting complex systems and working in field environments.