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This role will focus on project management and delivery, technical understanding of and experience with Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) licensing, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) regulations and guidance, ESIA, interpersonal skills, and the ability to partner with clients, co-workers, and agency representatives.
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Experience in the nuclear industry with conducting analyses and making NRC submittals. Founded in 1891, the firm is a global leader in power and energy with expertise in grid modernization, renewable energy, energy storage, nuclear power, and fossil fuels.
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USACE/NAVFAC/NRC Construction Quality Management certification preferred but not required. USACE/NAVFAC/NRC Construction Quality Management certification preferred but not required. This position is for the $1B+ Design-Build transit project for the CTA's Red Purple Line Modernization project, the largest capital project in CTA's history.
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Quality Control Manager for our CTA RPM project in Chicago, IL. The Quality Control Manager is responsible for implementation, improvement and execution of the Quality management systems (QMS) and project specific quality program requirements.
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Serve as an interface with customers, regulators, and registrars during audits of such as NRC, ASME, NUPIC, etc. Hydro, Inc. is a premier, global pump re-engineering company and our tremendous growth every year is fueled by the quality of work we perform to a large base of nuclear, fossil, power generation and industrial markets in the US, as well as to our global customer base.
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