Technical Support Specialist I-III or Sr.
On-site plant support role at Entergy's Lewis Creek power plant in Willis, TX: coordinates the Process Safety Management program for the anhydrous ammonia system and manages compliance, inspections, and maintenance for the Lewis Creek Reservoir dam and spillway, plus project and contract management. Uses Microsoft Office and the AIMMS maintenance system.
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Willis, Texas, United States
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Senior
- Employment
- Contract
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- It support
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- High school diploma or GED or equivalent experience
- Proficiency in all applications of the Microsoft Toolkit
- Good computer skills
- Ability to work independent of direct supervision
- Good communication skills
- Ability to keep records and reports
- Availability for call-outs and work after normal hours
- Willingness to work additional hours, alternate locations, and additional duties during storms, outages, or emergencies
- Willingness to travel up to 25%
Nice to have
- Associate Degree in Engineering Technology or B.S. Degree in Science in a technical field
- 6+ years of power plant or relevant technical experience
Full description
Job Summary/Purpose:
Responsible for developing, implementing and managing improvement projects, and/or provide diagnostic subject matter expertise to enhance the overall reliability, efficiency and safety of the plant. The Technical Support Specialist at Lewis Creek is primarily responsible for the Process Safety Management program relating to the Anhydrous Ammonia System. This role is also responsible for the management of all activities in relation to the Lewis Creek Reservoir Dam and Spillway. Other duties will include project and contract management as deemed necessary by Plant Management and Entergy.
Job Duties/Responsibilities: Process Safety Management Coordinator (PSMC):
- The PSMC shall ensure employees are involved in the PSM implementation.
- The PSMC shall ensure the process safety information for the Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is accurate and maintained. The PSMC shall ensure the PHA is reviewed every five years, and the review is managed by the AIMMS process.
- The PSMC shall ensure that procedures necessary for the operation and maintenance of the anhydrous ammonia system are completed and available for use.
- The PSMC shall ensure that all necessary employees/contractors are trained on the operation, maintenance, and hazards of the anhydrous ammonia system. The PSCM should develop or assist development of the training for the anhydrous ammonia system.
- The PSMC shall ensure that contractors do not perform maintenance on the anhydrous ammonia system unless they are properly informed of the hazards of anhydrous ammonia, the contractor is qualified to perform the work, and the contractor has an acceptable safety program as defined by the Site Safety Coordinator.
- The PSMC shall ensure the mechanical integrity of the anhydrous ammonia system is maintained through the use of the Preventative Maintenance program and non-routine work through the Corrective Maintenance program located in AIMMS.
- The PSMC shall ensure that any anhydrous ammonia system design changes are approved by the appropriate engineering resources. Changes shall be documented in AIMMS.
- The PSMC shall ensure that procedures are in place to address any incidents that could have resulted in a catastrophic release of anhydrous ammonia be investigated.
- The PSMC shall ensure that emergency procedures are in place to address any unwanted release of anhydrous ammonia.
- The PSMC shall ensure that hot work procedures are in place prior to performing any hot work on the anhydrous ammonia system.
- The PSMC shall ensure that the anhydrous ammonia system is audited every three years to prevent a catastrophic release of anhydrous ammonia.