Nuclear Site Outage Manager
Framatome is an international nuclear-energy company that supplies nuclear-plant components, fuel, instrumentation and control systems, and reactor services.
About Framatome
Framatome designs, services, and installs components, fuel, and instrumentation and control systems for the global nuclear fleet. Its current corporate headquarters is in Courbevoie, France, and it is majority-owned by EDF.
Skills
Candidate Availability
Required and preferred rules are kept separate and reflect the wording in the original posting.
About the Role
You will prepare, organize, coordinate, and lead multi-trade interventions at nuclear client sites. You will manage site teams, schedules, deliverables, contractual and regulatory compliance, stakeholder communication, and client relationships. You will identify opportunities, support technical proposals, and report on project progress.
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience as an intervention manager, activity manager, or test manager
- Knowledge of projects, products, organization, and QSE systems
- Management and leadership skills
- Technical and operational skills
- Driving licence B
- Operational English
Responsibilities
- Organize and administer multi-intervention worksites
- Coordinate site activities and interfaces
- Manage schedules and resolve technical and contractual deviations
- Communicate worksite progress to teams, clients, and headquarters
- Produce contractual deliverables and intervention reports
- Lead and supervise multi-trade intervention teams
- Organize, assign, and control team activities
- Train and assess personnel
- Manage tensions and crisis situations
- Report internally and externally on worksite progress
- Interface with clients, suppliers, subcontractors, and partners
- Ensure contractual commitments are met
- Identify client needs and business opportunities
- Prepare technical proposals and support commercial offers
- Participate in client kick-off meetings
Benefits
- One-year training and support program for candidates without nuclear-industry experience