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Until 04/18/2026 (outage)
$70/HR
$140/day per diem
Roles and responsibilities of the MPO Electrical Implementation Manager: Coordinates and oversees all implementation activities for one or more MPO projects. The primary goal of this role is to ensure that work is completed safely, without incidents, and with high quality, through meticulous planning, review, and communication with various stakeholders including the Outage Coordinator, Implementation Accountable, Team Supervisors, and Project Manager.
Safety Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager champions safety by ensuring work is performed safely and event-free, emphasizing CORE 4 Expectations. Key activities include conducting periodic safety inspections and observations, supporting ALARA and contamination event goals, performing documented job observations on risk-significant tasks, and ensuring readiness through work execution reviews. They also facilitate effective pre-job briefings, monitor worker fatigue rules using Emp Center scenarios, and review and approve vendor safety plans.
Quality Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager identifies critical skills and coordinates their availability, conducts orientation for non-assigned individuals, and organizes tabletop reviews for new projects. They determine the need for mockups and coordinate their setup, attend Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) for equipment, and participate in procedure validation prior to implementation. The role includes notifying the Site Workforce Coordinator about changes, overseeing resources during execution and testing, communicating expected behaviors, and ensuring craft compliance with technical and administrative aspects of modifications. They also provide technical support during field installations and manage turnovers during multi-shift work. Documentation of key events and communication with other Implementation Managers for overlapping scopes are essential. Risk assessment contingency plans are developed based on lessons learned, and post-implementation reviews and outage critiques are conducted. The Implementation Manager also provides input on project contingency issues such as delays or scope changes
Schedule Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager ensures craft supervision assigns roles and duties during pre-job briefs, assists in developing detailed schedules, and coordinates meetings with Operations and project planners. They continuously monitor and report project status, alert the Project Manager if overtime exceeds plans, and conduct daily look-aheads with technical support and supervisors. Concerns identified during look-aheads are promptly escalated to the scheduler, SOC, and PM. The role includes interfacing with Site Support groups and MPO Engineering Coordinators to ensure timely support, maintaining ownership of the Implementation plan, notifying personnel immediately of schedule delays, supporting startup and post-mod testing, providing accurate schedule updates, and managing craft schedule adherence.
Planning Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager acts as a centralized coordination and communication point during implementation. They assist Project Management in cost estimates, Statements of Work, funding packages, and contract creation. They formulate the organizational structure of execution teams, ensuring dedicated craft resources for critical projects with deviations requiring approval. Project goals are clearly communicated to the execution team. The Implementation Manager develops project safety, ALARA, and FME plans; reviews Work Orders and Work Packages; ensures correct material ordering and tracking; identifies temporary power needs; and manages special tools procurement and evaluation. The role supports critical evolution plans and interfaces with site Operations, RP, Chemistry, and Maintenance to coordinate work. Staffing concerns are escalated to the Superintendents, Implementation Section Manager and Project Manager. NAS status updates are ensured each shift. The Implementation Manager determines accountability for material handling and component disposition, coordinates team facility setup, supports MPO outage meetings, serves as SPOC for assigned projects, manages NCRs related to implementation, ensures subcontract scopes are aligned, releases non-assigned individuals to vendor management upon project completion, and creates contingency plans for schedule deviations.
The company is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applications without regards to race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information or any characteristic protected by law.
Details
Until 04/18/2026 (outage)
$70/HR
$140/day per diem
Roles and responsibilities of the MPO Electrical Implementation Manager: Coordinates and oversees all implementation activities for one or more MPO projects. The primary goal of this role is to ensure that work is completed safely, without incidents, and with high quality, through meticulous planning, review, and communication with various stakeholders including the Outage Coordinator, Implementation Accountable, Team Supervisors, and Project Manager.
Safety Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager champions safety by ensuring work is performed safely and event-free, emphasizing CORE 4 Expectations. Key activities include conducting periodic safety inspections and observations, supporting ALARA and contamination event goals, performing documented job observations on risk-significant tasks, and ensuring readiness through work execution reviews. They also facilitate effective pre-job briefings, monitor worker fatigue rules using Emp Center scenarios, and review and approve vendor safety plans.
Quality Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager identifies critical skills and coordinates their availability, conducts orientation for non-assigned individuals, and organizes tabletop reviews for new projects. They determine the need for mockups and coordinate their setup, attend Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) for equipment, and participate in procedure validation prior to implementation. The role includes notifying the Site Workforce Coordinator about changes, overseeing resources during execution and testing, communicating expected behaviors, and ensuring craft compliance with technical and administrative aspects of modifications. They also provide technical support during field installations and manage turnovers during multi-shift work. Documentation of key events and communication with other Implementation Managers for overlapping scopes are essential. Risk assessment contingency plans are developed based on lessons learned, and post-implementation reviews and outage critiques are conducted. The Implementation Manager also provides input on project contingency issues such as delays or scope changes
Schedule Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager ensures craft supervision assigns roles and duties during pre-job briefs, assists in developing detailed schedules, and coordinates meetings with Operations and project planners. They continuously monitor and report project status, alert the Project Manager if overtime exceeds plans, and conduct daily look-aheads with technical support and supervisors. Concerns identified during look-aheads are promptly escalated to the scheduler, SOC, and PM. The role includes interfacing with Site Support groups and MPO Engineering Coordinators to ensure timely support, maintaining ownership of the Implementation plan, notifying personnel immediately of schedule delays, supporting startup and post-mod testing, providing accurate schedule updates, and managing craft schedule adherence.
Planning Responsibilities
The Implementation Manager acts as a centralized coordination and communication point during implementation. They assist Project Management in cost estimates, Statements of Work, funding packages, and contract creation. They formulate the organizational structure of execution teams, ensuring dedicated craft resources for critical projects with deviations requiring approval. Project goals are clearly communicated to the execution team. The Implementation Manager develops project safety, ALARA, and FME plans; reviews Work Orders and Work Packages; ensures correct material ordering and tracking; identifies temporary power needs; and manages special tools procurement and evaluation. The role supports critical evolution plans and interfaces with site Operations, RP, Chemistry, and Maintenance to coordinate work. Staffing concerns are escalated to the Superintendents, Implementation Section Manager and Project Manager. NAS status updates are ensured each shift. The Implementation Manager determines accountability for material handling and component disposition, coordinates team facility setup, supports MPO outage meetings, serves as SPOC for assigned projects, manages NCRs related to implementation, ensures subcontract scopes are aligned, releases non-assigned individuals to vendor management upon project completion, and creates contingency plans for schedule deviations.
The company is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applications without regards to race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information or any characteristic protected by law.
Salary : $70 - $140