Work Control Planner

Posted 7 days ago

national guard employment networkOak Ridge (TN)

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About the role

Work Control Planner
The Work: Control Planner I position will provide planning support and expertise for the creation and completion of corrective and preventive maintenance, fabrication, modification, and outage planning at the Y-12 Complex. Focus includes but not limited to preparing job packages in accordance with established processes and procedures. Participate in hazard identification and hazard analysis in a nuclear facility. Serve as the primary contact between the organization and the customer requesting maintenance work: interfaces with technical support groups such as Engineering. Industrial Safety, Industrial Hygiene, and others to obtain input to proposed Job methods Sequences work activities and develops a job plan to achieve these tasks for work execution. Ensure work permits are obtained, if required to perform the job. Ensuring the necessary materials and supplies specified in job packages are available in a timely manner. Strict application of regulations for environmental, safety, and health, security, and plant protection. Ensure that government (federal, state, and local) regulations, rules, and orders applicable to maintenance activities are appropriately applied. Supports the maintenance supervisor in ensuring schedules are developed and met and that job packages provide workers with proper instructions necessary to perform the requested maintenance work tasks in a safe and efficient manner.
What You Can Expect: Meaningful work and unique opportunities to support missions vital to national and global security. Top-notch, dedicated colleagues. Generous pay and benefits with a stable organization. Career advancement and professional development programs. Work-life balance fostered through flexible work options and wellness initiatives.

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