• Maintain all models specific to a modality in the assigned area • Perform total system level trouble-shooting on complex multi-symptom problems • Communicate clearly with end-users and department managers on equipment status • Assist in Account Sales visits • Responsible for Warranty and PMS contract cost control

• Installs, tests and repairs new and reworked TechnipFMC products (equipment and tools) • Handles customer comments, requests and complaints • Provides sales support ensuring the customer is fully informed of all aspects of the job • Completes Field Service Orders (FSO) and Field Spare Parts Tickets (FSPT), and accountable for the timely submission of these and other revenue generating documents • Assures all quality issues and documentation (equipment and procedural defects) is communicated and sent back to Service Management • Completes field documentation after the completion of each service job • Provides 'Project Support' as required, handles project issues as they arise which eliminates downtime • Prepares and completes safety related documentation. Pursues safe work practices. • Leads others in completing tasks in accordance with procedures and applicable codes and/or standards • May serve as the on-site supervisor to the field service crew and for reporting back to Service management • Assists as needed with the development of procedural requirements for current and future jobs

• The maintenance, repair, installation, commissioning, and operation training within the company's facilities as well as in the field. • Assessing customer needs and recommending appropriate products and services • Providing information on technical customer inquiries. • Preparation and submission of technical quotations for the provision of repair, maintenance, and installation of metering equipment

Role Description As a Principal Project Specialist, you will have experience & knowledge as a Refueling Project Manager (RFPM) at a PWR nuclear site, or another Project Manager (PM) type service at a nuclear site. You will fill either the dayshift or nightshift PWR RFPM role at our PWR customer sites when we perform refueling services for them and will be able to understand the scheduled activities for each of the refueling tasks that are in the schedule, know how to resolve any problem that may happen while performing these tasks and drive the project to successful conclusion. You will also have to learn the Westinghouse procedures & processes involved with being a project manager, as you will be a part of the RFPM group which is managed by the PWR Operations and Fuel Services Manager. You will report to the Manager of PWR Refueling Operations. This is a remote role that can be performed from anywhere in the United States. Key Responsibilities: - Responsible for the Safety, Quality, Delivery and Cost related to the refueling project. - Effectively communicate & oversee with our customers, other contractors, Radiation Protection, site Outage Management, Reactor Engineering, Operations or any other work group that are involved with our Refueling outage. - A typical refueling outage consists of reactor disassembly, fuel movement and reactor reassembly. - Knowledge with SAP for financial / financial accountability and administrative tasks required for the project. - Working knowledge of the Primavera scheduling tool to support customer schedule reviews. - Maintain procedures, work orders, processes, plans, briefs, and be able to direct anyone that helps support our refueling outages, as they will be the main contact during our refueling outages they support. - Promote a safety-first environment and use of Human Performance tools. - Field assignments typically last from 30 to 60 days which includes project preparations, execution and closeout. - Complete the Westinghouse RFPM training or the WPMR / EPMO training which is required to be a PM for Westinghouse. - Support a PWR refueling outage from project initiation to closeout working directly with our customers and vendors when requested to. - Learn the Westinghouse procedures & processes involved with being a project manager. - Participate in the RFPM group which is managed by the PWR Operations Manager. - Have knowledge and training to support human performance, fatigue rule, ALARA, lessons learned, best practices, operating experiences, and basic knowledge of nuclear outage service work and requirements. - Obtain unescorted access at customer site. - Participation in the Fitness for Duty Program (Drug and Alcohol screening). Qualifications - 10+ years of experience. - BS Degree, equivalent industry experience or Naval Nuclear education, program experience and leadership. - 1 to 3 years of experience as a Technical Project Manager. - Project Management; Nuclear Plant Work Experience. Requirements - We are committed to transparency and equity in all of our people practices. - The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications, and skills, is estimated to be $103,200.00 to $129,000.00 per year. Benefits - Competitive Salary. - Comprehensive Health, Wellness and Income Protection Benefits. - Employee Assistance Program: confidential counseling and resources for employees, eligible dependents, and household members. - 401(k) Savings Plan with Company Match. - Paid Vacations and Holidays. - Opportunities for Flexible Work Arrangements. - Educational Reimbursement Program. - Employee Referral Program.