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Nuclear Electrical Field Technician
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What they do
A Field Service Technician services and repairs equipment and machines in a variety of customer locations such as residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Workers in this field can specialize in the diagnosis, maintenance, and repair of industrial, hardware, construction or electronic equipment just to name a few. These roles may work in a variety of remote locations and can travel up to multiple locations in a day.
$52,102 / year median in Virginia
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Ability to exercise sound independent judgment. Ability to establish and maintain strong working relationships. Excellent communication, organizational, and computer skills. Experience with radio controls is a plus. Ability to work outside normal business hours, including weekends, holidays, and alternate shifts as required. Preferred Background Manufacturing maintenance within an industrial environment. Graduate of a technical or trade school. Military experience, including Navy Electrician's Mate or Nuclear Outage Technician backgrounds. Additional Requirements Ability to successfully pass a comprehensive background check, pre-employment physical, and drug screening. Must be free of any restrictive non-compete agreements. This position is essential for maintaining the integrity of critical electrical systems within a nuclear facility. We seek motivated professionals committed to safety standards, technical excellence, and continuous learning. Join us to contribute to vital energy infrastructure while advancing your career in a dynamic environment. #CP101