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Entry-Level Engineers/Planners (Local) – Local Arizona Candidates Only

Posted 11 days ago

gd barri associatesPhoenix (AZ)

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$40.00 / hour

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About the role

Position Title: Entry Level Engineers/Planners (Local) – Local Arizona Candidates Only
Pay Rate: $40.00 / hour
Work Location: On-site / In-person
Junior Engineer/Planners – Nuclear Industry: Whether you recently graduated or have already gained some professional experience, this is an opportunity to develop new skills, learn from experienced professionals, and build a career in the nuclear industry. At G.D. Barri & Associates, we're looking for a motivated Junior Engineer/Planners who are eager, and ready to learn. Previous nuclear industry experience is not required!
What You'll Do: Assist with preparing work packages, schedules, and planning documents. Review technical documents, drawings, and procedures. Identify materials, tools, equipment, and resources needed for planned work. Coordinate with engineering, maintenance, operations, and other teams. Maintain accurate records and follow safety, quality, and regulatory requirements.
What We're Looking For: Bachelor's degree. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Good communication and problem-solving abilities. Willingness to learn, ask questions, and work collaboratively. A dependable work ethic and desire to grow professionally. Ready to Take the Next Step? Join a team where you can contribute, continue learning, and build valuable experience in the nuclear industry. Apply today and take the next step with G.D. Barri & Associates, Inc.!
Why Join Us? This role gives you a direct seat at the table in critical energy infrastructure, pairing room for high-impact professional growth with a pay rate of $40.00/hour. If you are eager to sharpen your project management toolkit while advancing clean, safe energy solutions, G.D. Barri & Associates is your landing pad. G.D. Barri & Associates, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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