Functional Maintenance Manager

03-Mar-2026

Technical Services

10684

As the Savannah River Site's management and operations contractor since 2008, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) makes the world safer. With safety and security in the forefront, SRNS develops innovative approaches to deliver on our environmental commitments and nuclear materials challenges; supplies products and services necessary to maintain the nation's nuclear deterrent; secures nuclear materials to prevent unwanted proliferation; and transforms nuclear materials into assets and stable waste forms.

The SRNS workforce is highly capable, engaged, and adaptable to meet existing and expanding missions. SRNS employees apply superior expertise and innovative solutions to complex and challenging national and global issues. We have the knowledge to address a range of national and international nuclear issues. We make the world safer - and you can, too.

Maintenance

Maintenance Management

M4

$145,020 - $203,376

Note for Salary:
This is the range within which SRNS expects the majority of qualified candidates would enter this role if offered. Actual offers may be more or less than the amounts shown depending on candidate's qualifications, experience, internal equity, and other factors.

Maintenance/production personnel support the operational success of nuclear and non-nuclear facilities, buildings, systems, and shops. Professionals in these roles are responsible for ensuring the efficient and effective operation of equipment, machinery, and production processes to meet quality, safety, and productivity standards.

Maintenance managers oversee the maintenance, reliability, and regulatory compliance of critical infrastructure, ensuring safe and efficient operations in the highly regulated nuclear environment. They lead teams responsible for preventative and corrective maintenance, work planning, and asset management to support mission objectives while adhering to federal and contractual safety standards. Managers collaborate with engineering, operations, and regulatory personnel to implement maintenance best practices, optimize system performance, and address facility needs proactively.

They are accountable for budget management, workforce development, and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance maintenance efficiency and ensure long-term asset sustainability. They drive a strong safety culture, ensuring all maintenance activities align with customer directives, environmental regulations, and nuclear safety protocols.

• Analyze and interpret the Facility Integrated Schedule to understand sequencing priorities. Translate these interpretations into responsive strategies, processes, practices and execution plans.
• Develop and justify budget and personnel needs, and manage activities to control costs.
• Meet changing mission needs by initiating and justifying change control to re-prioritize or re‑schedule current activities or reallocate resources to meet emerging needs.
• Train and develop the workforce, ensuring consistent and repeatable training and qualification data with emphasis on cross‑training and maximizing flexibility.

• Fifteen or more YOE as an individual contributor in one or more of the roles managed plus six or more years of experience (YOE) in a relevant management role, OR Bachelor's Degree in a relevant field plus twelve or more years of experience (YOE) in one or more of the roles managed, OR Master's Degree in a relevant field plus eight or more years of experience (YOE) in one or more of the roles managed
• Equivalencies to experience and education requirements will be considered

• DOE or other industrial facility experience preferred.
• Broad infrastructure technical base or knowledge of site services operations and H‑Area facility experience.
• Knowledgeable of business management principles, take a well‑ordered approach to resolving business situations, draw logical inferences about the future, forecast/plan fiscal and long‑range budgets, and structure…