Princeton Road Station Operations & Maintenance Specialist

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or business, and four years of experience OR two-year associate's degree in industrial operations or maintenance discipline or related field and six years of experience OR equivalent military training and six years of experience OR high school diploma/General Educational Development (GED) and eight years of relevant work experience. 

Experience in commercial power stations or an industrial setting with demonstrated performance indicating the applicant has the skills and ability to perform the required duties of the position. Good operational knowledge of combustion turbines or reciprocating internal combustion engines is preferred. 

Develop, maintain, and be the primary owner of a specific Reliability Basis Optimization (RBO) program focused on reliability, safety, operation, risk and regulatory strategies/criteria for the site using the NPPD approved policies and procedures. Use this to develop/process preventive maintenance plans designed to ensure equipment reliability, and/or execute safety and regulatory compliance requirements. All maintenance plans should have a field walk-down to verify all information is accurate for detailed planning. Review and update this program on a regular cadence to ensure quality and accuracy. 

Direct site work control by using engineering and performance data gathered, analyzing the data and developing the appropriate maintenance plans to ensure the expected performance and reliability of site equipment to facilitate maximum unit availability, regulatory compliance and site safety.  

Develop, maintain, and be the primary owner of a long-term plan for unit outages and capital additions. Collaborate with site management to use this information for financial planning for the facility that will inform the NPPD rate outlook.  Review this plan on a regular basis with site management to ensure relevancy. Collaborate with site management to create and maintain a rolling schedule for execution of planned work and to address emergent issues. 

Create, implement and utilize a continuous improvement plan to update site maintenance plans and strategies to optimize site performance. Memorialize these plans to ensure a clear line of site to support site configuration control. 

Own the site functional location and bill of materials (BOM) processes to ensure all new and existing equipment is located within the proper equipment hierarchy, all critical and non-critical spares are identified, and the appropriate spare parts strategy is created and maintained.  

Utilize and track the refurbishment process for major equipment rotable spares. This includes but is not limited to site reciprocating internal combustion engines and combustion turbines. Use this process to drive a fleet maintenance approach for the facility and if applicable, with other NPPD and/or other non-NPPD generating facilities with like equipment. Establish a working relationship with other NPPD departments and non-NPPD generating facilities and maintain contacts to carry out this function. 

Support the design, construction and commissioning of the new generating facility as a member of the project team.