Nuclear Instrument and Electrical Technician I or Nuclear Instrument and Electrical Technician [...]

Job Description – Nuclear I&E Technician I or II Nuclear I&E Technicians perform all types of instrumentation and electrical activities by calibrating, assembling, disassembling, maintaining, and repairing nuclear power plant equipment. This role also performs preventive and corrective maintenance for plant equipment to maintain optimum levels of equipment reliability. Basic Qualifications High School Diploma or equivalent (e.g., GED) One and one-half (1½) years of directly related experience (for Technician II) Desired Qualifications Two (2) years’ work experience dealing directly with instrumentation/electrical related activities. Basic mechanical aptitude, or background. Two-year technical school degree, or equivalent experience or training (e.g. military). Demonstrated proficiency utilizing advanced computer skills. Demonstrated experience with, and support of, following safety processes, administrative procedures, and technical procedures. Proven instrumentation/electrical aptitude. Demonstrated effective written and verbal communication skills with the ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of customers at all levels of an organization. Demonstrated effective analytical, problem solving, and decision‑making skills. Ability to deliver superior results within allocated time through effective prioritization, scheduling, planning, and execution of assigned work. Demonstrated the ability to work as part of a team, be a self‑starter, exercise flexibility, and take personal responsibility for assigned accountabilities. Demonstrated ability to adapt to changing processes, regulations, responsibilities, and work environments. Specific Requirements Use of weight‑rated equipment, with maximum ratings ranging from 275 lb to 325 lb, required to meet essential functions. Ability to successfully pass the Power Plant Maintenance Positions Selection System (MASS) test. Ability to successfully pass basic Maintenance Training. Ability to gain and maintain nuclear access. Respirator Clearance/SCBA. Mandatory hearing protection program. Nuclear Pre‑Access Drug Screen. Ability to lift 50 lb. Working Conditions Normal working hours are variable (could be 4–10 shifts, 5–8 shifts, or rotating 12‑hour shifts, etc.). Rotating shift work may be required. Overtime work as well as periodic night shift work required. Periodic callouts to support station needs. Weekend and holiday work required. Continuous training and successful testing required. 25%–50% travel required to other Duke Energy sites. Working in extreme temperatures (hot/cold). Climbing and working at elevated heights. Emergency Response Organization (ERO) duties required when minimum requirements are met. Residency requirement within 60 minutes of headquarters to respond to emergency situations. Travel Requirements 5%–15% Additional Notes Relocation Assistance Provided (as applicable). Represented/Union Position: No. Visa Sponsored Position: No. Please note that in order to be considered for this position, you must possess all of the basic/required qualifications. #J-18808-Ljbffr Duke Energy Corporation