Glass SME - Furnace Operations Expertise

Glass SME – Furnace Operations Expertise

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Base pay range: $100.00/hr – $200.00/hr

The Department of Energy (DOE) Hanford Field Office (HFO) requires general support services for the AMWTP. The contractor will provide support to the Glass Former Chemical (GFC) components at WTP.

• Participate in the engineering review for design, operational assumptions, maintenance and reliability for the Glass Former Chemical (GFC) components at WTP.
• Advise Federal staff on design oversight of the GFC, sharing experience on impacts to plant operations.
• Utilize excellent writing and communication skills in all interactions.

Work products shall be thorough, accurate, appropriately documented, and comply with established criteria. The contractor will submit a weekly report to the technical monitor addressing work accomplished and deliverable progress.

• Education – BS/BA degree in Ceramic Engineering. In addition, an excess of twelve (12) years of experience as a substitute for Ph.D.
• At least 30 years of experience in Glass Technology – Raw Material Specifications, Batch Formulation for desired glass chemistry, physical properties, Glass Quality target definitions, and Furnace Operations monitoring day‑to‑day plant operating data.
• Experience researching and navigating federal regulations tied to environmental compliance for furnace air emissions (NOX, SOX & particulate) and hazardous waste disposal of refractory flue debris.
• Recognition of professional accomplishments evidenced by appointment to Fellow status in the American Ceramic Society, Society of Glass Technology, or Glass Problems Conference Advisory Board.

• Experience with continuous glass manufacturing plant operations.
• Proven track record in Glass Technology, Batch Formulation, Quality target definitions, Furnace Design, refractory selection, Furnace Rebuilds, Furnace Operations, environmental compliance for furnace emissions, and hazardous waste disposal.
• Advanced degree or additional certifications in Ceramic Engineering.
• Comprehensive understanding of the Hanford Site vitrification mission needs in common glass manufacturing processes.
• Strong communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel.

• The contractor shall maintain eligibility for escorted site access.
• Weekly status report emailed to the technical monitor at the end of each week.
• Non‑Disclosure/Conflict of Interest form signed by both the general support contractor and authorized contractor representative submitted to procurement before any work can start.
• Identification of any conflicts with any Hanford Site contractors.
• Compliance with site‑specific safety and security requirements, including badging and office protocols.

Mid‑Senior level

Part‑time

Manufacturing