Nuclear Facilities Mechanical Engineer

Position: Nuclear Facilities Mechanical Engineer 3/4

Nuclear Facilities Mechanical Engineer 3/4

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What You Will Do

The Engineering Services Division of Los Alamos National Laboratory develops, maintains, and applies a diverse set of engineering capabilities to provide innovative engineering solutions that enable the Laboratory's scientific and national security mission. This position is within the Engineering Services Weapons Project Delivery group (ES-WPD). ES Groups are responsible for implementing the Conduct of Engineering (COE) program at Los Alamos National Laboratory in support of systems, structure and component modifications and new installations.

This position supports nuclear, accelerator or non-nuclear facilities across 38 square miles of the Laboratory and promotes a workplace culture centered on mutual respect and inclusivity.

Note:

This position will be filled at either the Nuclear Facilities Engineer 3 or Nuclear Facilities Engineer 4 level depending on the skills of the selected candidate. Additional job responsibilities (outlined below) will be assigned if the candidate is hired at the higher level.

Level 3 Responsibilities

• Assess condition of existing facilities and infrastructure systems, including nuclear (Haz. Cat
  2) and accelerator facilities
• Generate written recommendations
• Expertly apply engineering judgement to engineering challenges.
• Develop design scopes
• Estimate design efforts
• Interface and coordinate with project stakeholders
• Produce Construction Contract Documents
• Adhere to LANL's Engineering Standards, Conduct of Engineering, prevailing codes and standards
• Provide reviews of outside A/E designs
• Review construction submittals, provide RFI responses and generate Document revisions
• Mentor junior design personnel
• Ensure integration of green initiatives on all projects
• Ensure timely engagement of third-party resources such as Sustainability and Commissioning
• Foster timely coordination between all design disciplines
• Support organizational initiatives for improvements of design and business practices

Level 4 Responsibilities

• Identifies and/or leads activities within mechanical engineering in support of facility design, operation and maintenance
• Make visionary organizational contributions regarding design and business practices
• Recognized as a coordinating figure and subject-matter-expert (SME), helping to ensure designs are code-compliant and meet customer needs
• Use broad and/or unique knowledge and skills to contribute to improvement of LANL's Engineering Standards
• Use independent and wide latitude judgment in determining course of action to accomplish objectives
• Facilitate technical growth of the mechanical design team
• Assist Team Lead with work planning, staffing projections and hiring

Minimum

Job Requirements Nuclear Facilities Mechanical Engineer 3

• Demonstrated broad-based, engineering experience with projects involving mechanical design for new facilities and facility modifications, including nuclear or hazardous (rad) facilities
• Minimum 6 years working experience with engineering principle of operation of both mechanical and plumbing building systems
• At least 6 years of practical experience in design and principle of operation of building automation systems
• Minimum 6 years of experience in application of building codes, standards and green initiatives related to facilities design
• Minimum 6 years working experience in preparing calculations, application of engineering methods, and application of technology aided engineering tools to facility and operations-based engineering challenges
• Demonstrate ability to support construction execution, including timely review of submittals, requests for information, design changes, aid in non-conformance issues, validation of commissioning documentation and produce accurate as-built documents
• Demonstrated ability to mentor early career engineers
• Demonstrated advanced knowledge and ability to articulate concepts through various oral and written communication media, using a diverse range of technical and business acumen

Nuclear Facilities Mechanical Engineer 4

• Minimum 12 years of experience leading a design team and/or organization
• Minimum 12 years of expertise in industry, regulatory, or Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) complex codes, standards, and criteria pertinent to your engineering discipline
• Minimum of 12 years of experience in engineering work planning, budgeting, and design coordination.
• Demonstrated broad and/or unique expert knowledge of engineering systems and calculations, applications of engineering methods, and application technology aided engineering tools to conventional and non-conventional facility and operations-based engineering problems

Education/Experience for Nuclear Facilities Mechanical Engineer 3

Position requires a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an ABET-accredited college or university and a minimum of 6 years of practical work experience necessary to perform…