Field Service Engineer

The preparation of the operations is carried out at the facilities in L'Hospitalet de l'Infant, and then they are moved to our customers' facilities to proceed with their execution, which in the plants in operation occurs mainly during the refuel periods. 

Tasks and Responsibilities

As an field service engineer, you will be responsible for the management of services, which includes the following tasks and responsibilities:

• Objectively participate in critique/lessons learned programs among Westinghouse, the utility, and suppliers to foster constructive problem solving.
• Possess excellent verbal and written English communication skills to effectively provide guidance, direction, and assistance
• Display significant knowledge within engineering discipline to perform complex design, analysis, and evaluations of technical products and services and prepare appropriate supporting documentation.
• Support Field Service outage activities.
• Support manufacturing and field service during fabrication, assembly, and installation phases.
• Solve routine and complex technical problems.
• Provide basic engineering field service support both in the field and in our service center required to install, test, start up and/or maintain nuclear system equipment, components, and service tooling.
• Perform and lead field engineering work tasks within established field scope, budgetary and schedule requirements. Develop competencies related to the engineering functional area of focus for the rotation to gain exposure to the skillsets required for scopes of work as part of greater nuclear projects and deployment initiatives. Includes interfacing with customers, outage managers, business leaders and project managers.
• Identify areas of improvement and utilize problem-solving and data analysis skills to propose effective solutions to enhance the overall efficiency of each rotational department.
• Develop a strong foundation of leadership skills through traditional training, on-the-job experience, and by communicating the nature and status of work performed to appropriate technical leads and management.
• Ability and willingness to travel or relocate based on specific job rotations (customer sites, meetings and trainings) and future job opportunities upon completion of the rotational program.
• Support two to three planned outages at nuclear stations during the rotation period, which typically occur in the spring and fall seasons. Outage assignments involve travel for approximately 25 days, located at customer sites domestically and internationally.
• Create and review technical documentation including procedures, work instructions, engineering drawings, service planning documents.  
• Participate in the development/improvement of specialty field tooling and processes including testing, qualifications, and training. 

Minimum requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in technical branches (physics, chemistry, materials engineering, telecommunications engineering, materials engineering, mechanics, electronics, etc.).
• Knowledge and experience in ultrasonic and visual non-destructive testing methods.
• Ability to lead work teams
• With a good level of spoken and written English (minimum B2).
• Availability to travel, both nationally and internationally.