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FPL - FULL-TIME I&C SYSTEM ENGINEER  - Job details
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FULL-TIME I&C SYSTEM ENGINEER


Job Category: I&C Engineer
Posted on: 06/24/2008 by  Florida Power & Light
Job reference #: 080121

Location
Point Beach - WI - US-Region III (Mid-West)
Address: 6610 Nuclear Rd
Two Rivers, WI
Zip/Postal Code: 54241
 
Compensation Why is Pay Rate not specified?
Unspecified Wage
Unspecified Per Diem

 
Duration
  • Long Term

Expiration Date 12/21/2008

Job description
Position Description:
•        The Engineer I & C System Engineer will be responsible for technical support of short-term and emergent maintenance and operational issues
•        Performing or leading equipment and system problem investigations and troubleshooting
•        Preparing operability recommendations
•        Providing technical support of procedure changes and preparing and reviewing 50.59 screenings/evaluations, temporary modifications parts equivalencies and minor modifications in support of short-term maintenance and operational issues
•        Travel to support FPLE objectives and act as a member of the emergency response organization may be part of the requirements of this position
•        Candidates must satisfy all Company and Nuclear Regulatory Commission security requirements
•        Candidates must have excellent communication, organizational, management, analytical and team leadership skills and must be able to handle a wide range of technical issues
•        This position is currently represented by Local 2150 IBEW

Qualifications:

•        Previous nuclear plant experience preferred including knowledge of electrical/instrumentation systems, Standard Technical Specifications, industry codes and standards
•        Ideal candidate should have experience with electrical and instrumentation design, supporting calculations, and associated configuration management processes
•        Strong interpersonal skills, self-starter, organized, high level of verbal, written communication and computer skills are also required
•        Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Instrumentation Engineering (or other related major)

Description of ideal candidate
See Job Description.


Other requirements
 
Degree
Bachelors

 
Experience
<1 year

 
Security Clearance
Unspecified

 
Qualifications
Unspecified

 

 

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