Nuclear Planner III

Nuclear Planner III ReNuke Services, Inc. United States, North Carolina, Huntersville Apr 15, 2026

Details:

ReNuke Services is seeking a Nuclear Planner III for our client"s site in Huntersville, NC

DESCRIPTION

Planner is responsible for understanding the design and planning for their projects and for providing input into those products (i.e. drawings, planning work orders, Temporary Installation Procedures (TN), Temporary Test Procedures (TT), Instrument and Electrical Procedures (IP), Mechanical Maintenance Procedures (MP), Periodic Test Procedure (PT) etc... to ensure a quality product that can be implemented safely and within the defined scheduled timeframe. Planning is responsible for providing work instructions to implementation for assigned projects within their discipline (mech/civil). Listed below are the job functions/responsibilities of

Planning:

• Perform thorough walk downs of the Systems, Structures and Components (SSC's) being modified with the Responsible Engineer (RE), Designer, Implementation Manager (IM) and Tech Support.

This should occur prior to and during the design and planning phases of the projects to understand and provide input into the design and plan work order task (i.e. drawings, work orders, TN's, TT's, etc...) to ensure the project can be implemented safely, with quality and within the defined scheduled timeframe.

• Work with the (RE), Planner and Quality Control (QC) to understand the QC requirements for each implementation task and that the work order tasks are coded properly for QC inspections.
• Work with Tech Support, IM and QC to ensure the correct procedures (IP's, MP's, PT's, TN's, TT's, etc...) are specified in the work orders.
• Tech Support will assist in development of TNs for the Modifications assigned, if needed.
• Planning may lead review meetings with Craft, to ensure Craft understands drawings and procedures prior to implementation.
• Provide technical oversight during the implementation phase of the project to ensure the project is being implemented as designed by Drawings and work order.
• Where the project cannot be implemented as designed, Planning shall work with the (RE) and/or Designers to correct the design via an Engineering Change (EC) Revision.

Planners shall be familiar with the

AD-EG-ALL-1132

requirements for continuing field work without an approved EC Revision and work with the (RE) and IM to reduce the impact of stopping field work based on the

AD-EG-ALL-1132

requirements as well as the risk associated with continuing work prior to an approved EC Revision. Where EC Revision is required, planners are notified where applicable to revise the work order planning.

DNJP22956

• NUCLEAR

PLANNER III

• HUNTERSVILLE, NC
• 36 MONTHS