Field Services Engineer

Overview

Our client is seeking Electromechanical Field Engineers to support the readiness, testing, deployment, and operation of highly specialized tooling and equipment used across U.S. commercial nuclear power sites. This role blends mechanical, electrical, and robotic systems expertise with hands‑on field work in a regulated nuclear environment. Engineers in this position support plant operations, refueling outages, inspections, equipment maintenance, and troubleshooting for remotely operated tooling and critical reactor‑support equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• Install, troubleshoot, assemble/disassemble, repair, and maintain electromechanical tooling and equipment at nuclear plant sites.
• Support equipment related to refueling, inspection, and maintenance of nuclear reactors and components.
• Perform equipment readiness activities including testing, calibration, and verification before deployment to utility sites.
• Operate specialized and remotely driven equipment, motors, and robotic systems.

Field Engineering & Technical Execution

• Conduct routine and non‑routine field tasks, take measurements, capture operational data, and compile findings on equipment and process performance.
• Develop calculations, tables, technical reports, and support documentation.
• Maintain maintenance logs, certification documents, and equipment performance records.
• Assist in developing or revising procedures related to equipment operation, maintenance, and field execution.

Project Support & Planning

• Participate in planning, scheduling, and executing outage projects and site‑specific scopes.
• Collaborate with engineering, operations, quality, and field services teams to ensure safe and successful mobilizations.
• Provide feedback into training materials and may conduct internal training as needed.

Compliance & Site Requirements

• Adhere to all safety, radiological protection, and health regulations, including personal dose compliance.
• Work flexible hours, shifts, and extended schedules typical of outage and site‑support environments.
• Travel extensively to both regional and remote nuclear facilities.
• Must be able to obtain (or may already possess)
  unescorted nuclear site access
  .