Nuclear Security Officer

Covert, MI
Full Time
Palisades - Security
Experienced

Nuclear Security Officer

Holtec Security International is currently seeking Nuclear Security Officers to join the team at the Palisades Power Plant in Covert, Michigan. 

We are proud of our reputation for professional and technical excellence, and we recognize that the key to upholding that reputation resides in the excellence of our employees. We are looking for talent who bring value to the organization and contribute in advancing our business and reputation. 

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

The Nuclear Security Officer is responsible for providing physical protection of the Site and public against radiological sabotage, through compliance with all NRC security requirements as described in applicable Codes of Federal Regulations (10 CFR 73) and other relevant site policies and procedures.  This is accomplished by the following:

  • Controls entry processing of all individuals into protected and vital areas of the plant by verifying identity and authorization to enter. 
  • Conducts personnel and vehicle searches that are required in accordance with the plants security requirements. 
  • Responds to intrusion alarms as directed by the response team leader or as a Security Officer on patrol.
  • Deters attempts by unauthorized persons seeking to gain entry into protected or vital areas of the plant. 
  • Makes scheduled and unscheduled foot patrols of the protected and vital areas of the plant. 
  • Reports all security and safety violations observed. 
  • Keeps a record of patrols. 
  • Secures, protects, and assists at scenes of accidents, fires, and similar events. 
  • Performs as armed escort for persons or vehicles as required by the Security Plan. 
  • Operates company vehicle during patrol of Owner Controlled Area, and Emergency Operations Facility. 
  • Conducts operational tests of intrusion detection, and contraband detection equipment according to documented procedures.
  • This position involves holiday and weekend work. 
  • Security Officers are subject to emergency call-in, 12 hour shifts and work under adverse weather conditions. 
  • The job also requires physical stamina for walking, climbing, etc., as per Nuclear Regulatory Commission Regulations.
  • Assisting other site organizations to provide security support as described in established procedures.
  • Performing all site and fire watch patrols and maintain appropriate logs
  • Participating in security drills, practical exercises and required training programs as directed.

EDUCATION, LICENSES and CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED

The Nuclear Security Officer, in addition to having the appropriate technical and tactical mindset, must be able to instill public and regulatory confidence in this role, and maintain necessary skills and qualifications.

  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Must be 21 years of age.
  • Pass any State-required training or other qualifications for licensing.
  • Must possess a current and valid driver’s license and ability to meet company driving standards. 
  • Must be able to obtain initial and maintain annual weapons qualifications.
  • Must be a US citizen with no record of felony convictions and any recent convictions for crimes reasonably related to the activities of this job may disqualify an applicant.

REQUIRED SKILLS

  • Effective oral and written communication skills
  • Active listening skills
  • Ability to assess and evaluate situations effectively
  • Ability to identify critical issues quickly and accurately
  • Attention to detail
  • Must meet requirements of NRC psychological testing regulations
  • Must satisfy all nuclear regulatory elements to obtain and maintain unescorted access
  • Have physical stamina for walking, climbing, etc. to meet NRC regulation physical fitness requirements.
  • Demonstrate ability to understand and effectively react to situations of adversity with people and resolve them with tact, diplomacy and courtesy. 

HSI offers its employees a robust rewards package which includes: a competitive salary; a broad benefits package including medical/RX, dental, vision, life, disability, hospitalization and other valuable voluntary options; time-off programs; 401(k) with employer match; professional and career development opportunities; and an unmatched culture focused on client-service, quality, and tireless pursuit of excellence in all we do. HSI is an equal opportunity, drug-free employer committed to diversity in the workplace. EOE/Minorities/Females/Vet/Disability.

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