What are the responsibilities and job description for the Nuclear Vessel Technician position at System One?
Summary for Vessel Technician:
System One is hiring a nuclear Vessel Technicians. Responsibilities include disassembly and reassembly of reactor vessels. This includes de-tensioning, inspection, and re-tensioning process. Supports rigging activities for vessel maintenance and outage preparation & demobilization.
Pay for Vessel Technician:
Required Experiences for Vessel Technician:
Notes for Vessel Technician Applicants:
Physical Demands of a Tool Technician:
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System One is hiring a nuclear Vessel Technicians. Responsibilities include disassembly and reassembly of reactor vessels. This includes de-tensioning, inspection, and re-tensioning process. Supports rigging activities for vessel maintenance and outage preparation & demobilization.
Pay for Vessel Technician:
- While mobilized, technicians will average:
- 40 hours of straight time pay
- Any overtime accrued is paid at time and a half rate.
- Weekly pay checks
- Daily Per Diem to assist with meals and lodging.
- Paid travel (air, hotel, car rental).
Required Experiences for Vessel Technician:
- High school graduate or equivalent.
- Clean background with no outstanding or pending charges
- Ability to pass a drug and alcohol screening at times of hire and random
- Valid driver’s license with REAL ID endorsement or passport in place of REAL ID.
- Mechanical inclination in personal or professional life.
- Nuclear experience is a plus.
Notes for Vessel Technician Applicants:
- Your willingness and ability to leave home for weeks at a time during Spring in Fall timeframes must be stressed. You will have paid travel and accommodations to support operations.
- Work will occur in a nuclear power plant, which is radioactively controlled environment, primarily in the US with the potential of some international travel.
- Paid training will be provided in Wilmington, North Carolina. Training is currently scheduled for:
- Travel In - 11/8/2026
- Travel Out - 11/21/2026.
- This is seasonal contract work in support of commercial nuclear power generating plants. Periods of employment, also known as nuclear outages, tend to take place during Spring and Fall timeframes.
Physical Demands of a Tool Technician:
- Must be able to stand for extended periods of time
- Must be able to carry 50 lbs.
- Must be able to pull, lift, carry, climb as required for the job.
- Must be able to work in a confined space
- Must be able to work in high heating environments.
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