Urenco USA ยท 2 months ago
Nuclear Criticality Safety Engineer
Urenco USA is a leader in nuclear energy innovation with a state-of-the-art facility in Eunice, NM. The Nuclear Criticality Safety Engineer will be responsible for facility design safety basis activities with a focus on criticality safety analyses, providing engineering support, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
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Responsibilities
Responsible for independently performing analysis and design activities in support of facility operations and future projects
Performs nuclear criticality safety evaluations and analyses utilizing modelling software
Performs dose and shielding calculations
Performs independent design review of evaluations and analyses, including verification of assumptions and the adequacy of calculations
Ensures that nuclear criticality safety limits, assumptions and requirements are correctly implemented in operating procedures
Performs independent design reviews of calculations, nuclear criticality safety evaluations and analyses and provides final approval (release) of nuclear criticality safety technical documentation
Establishes and maintains effective nuclear criticality safety engineering standards within the regulatory requirements of the NRC and within the Urenco USA design license basis documents
Qualifies and performs chemical dose consequence calculations
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Chemical engineering, nuclear engineering, or equivalent
2+ years of direct work experience with 2+ years at a nuclear facility
Security Clearance Requirement: Controlled Access Area (CAA) Access and an L or Q level security clearance is required
Emergency Response Requirements: Emergency Response Organization (ERO) duty may be required; including being on-call (24/7) during your designated team duty week
Criticality Safety, Chemical Dose Consequence and/or integrated safety analysis experience
Experience in a 10 CFR part 70 facility
Must be able to propose and implement changes for the facility
Preferred
Completion of a training program in the physics of criticality in associated safety practices (ANSI/ANS 8.26)
Experience performing chemical dose consequence analyses
A Master s Degree or PhD from an accredited college or university in Physics, Nuclear or Chemical Engineering
Professional Engineering (PE) License obtained by accredited examination
5 or more years of related work experience: of which 2 years experience is in a nuclear facility
2+ Years of experience at a Part 70 licensee
Monte Carlo Computer code experience (MCNP or MONK preferred) for nuclear engineer candidates
RASCAL, ALOHA or similar computer code experience preferred for other disciplines
Company
Urenco USA
Urenco USA is a supplier of enrichment services and fuel cycle products for the civil nuclear industry.
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