Executive Management Operations Project Manager

Executive Management Operations Project Manager (EX100)Provides a variety of subject matter expertise to an assigned functional area. Specific roles and responsibilities will be identified upon each solicitation. Furthermore, any additional education, experience or qualifications will also be conveyed in the solicitation.DUTIES: Perform duties as a Project Manager in support of Tank Farms Operations within the Integration organization at the Savannah River Site (SRS). Individual will be responsible for:Guiding teams through complex analyses of problems involving numerous engineering disciplines and developing innovative alternative action strategies/plans to meet or exceed defined milestones.Communicating concise and accurate oral and written presentations to internal and external customers regarding project implementation plans, status, changes and new approaches, including complex technical, organizational and financial issues.Providing technical operations management expertise to assigned project management teams, peers, senior management and external customers.Developing required report documents including recommendations of baseline changes for approval by manager.Other duties as assigned.Qualifications:Practical experience with the development and execution of facility schedules.Practical experience with work control process (ie., development, review, approval, issue execution and close-out of work control packages and associated lockouts).Ability to problem solve and identify options for completing assigned task(s).Understanding of work hazards, safety programs, business concepts, DOE Orders, regulations and contract scope.Positive working relationships with both internal and external customers.Experienced in the use of Microsoft Word and Asset Suite.Demonstrated knowledge of DOE, Liquid Waste and SRS operating policies, rules and regulations is beneficial.Work Hours: A forty (40) hour week is scheduled. SRS utilizes various work schedules: 4/10s [ten (10) hours/day; four (4) days a week], 5/8s [eight (8) hours/day; five (5) days a week] and 9/80s [nine (9) hours/day; five (5) days in Week A & four (4) days in Week B]. Occasional overtime may be required based on the scope and duration of specific task(s).Vehicle: A vehicle is required to travel between the site areas encompassed by the job's responsibilities. *Note – A Government Vehicle may be available for use, at times, in that travel. Phone: A Government phone will be provided for use as required.Area Security Access: A Security Clearance is not required, but the ability to obtain an 'L' Clearance is preferred.