Work Control Planner Level 3

What You Will Do Work Control Planners are responsible for independently developing, reviewing, and coordinating work packages that include material requirements, detailed work instructions, procedures, safety controls, and testing requirements for the execution of operations, maintenance, and modification activities. Apply work control processes to mechanical, electrical, chemical, and radiological systems while resolving planning issues, coordinating across organizations, and ensuring work packages are completed in compliance with Laboratory requirements through final closeout. Work Control Planner 3 ($87,800 to $143,00) The successful candidate will: Maintain a strong commitment to safety, security, and quality by ensuring compliance with Laboratory policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements; maintain required training and exercise stop-work authority when conditions are unsafe or security is compromised. Prepare, review, and issue corrective maintenance, preventive maintenance, and equipment/system modification work packages in accordance with applicable procedures, regulations, and work control requirements. Develop complete work packages by analyzing material requirements, preparing material estimates, developing detailed work instructions, and supporting isolation, containment, lockout/tagout, and de-energization activities for mechanical, electrical, and physical systems. Coordinate and manage work planning activities by tracking and expediting work packages, supporting permit development, testing requirements, documentation, records management, database maintenance, and other work control administrative functions. Ensure work packages and deliverables meet established quality standards through technical review, compliance with Laboratory and industry requirements, and verification of planning documentation. Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and training to lower-level planners while promoting consistent application of work control processes, planning standards, and best practices. Evaluate work control processes, programs, and procedures to identify improvement opportunities and implement solutions that enhance planning effectiveness, operational efficiency, and continuous improvement. Provide functional and operational direction to reporting maintenance/operations support, and/or clerical employees, if assigned. Manages and expedites established priority of work packages. Manages various functional and administrative activities in conjunction with the primary work control/work package development including, but not limited to, monitors and/or manages Planner Backlog, assigns planners to Service Requests, Work Package Quality Assurance. What You Need Minimum Job Requirements: Knowledge & Expertise: Advanced working knowledge of work hazards, safety practices, operating configurations, and lockout/tagout (LOTO) policies and procedures. Demonstrated ability to interpret mechanical and electrical drawings, blueprints, schematics, and other technical documentation to support the planning and execution of work. Comprehensive knowledge of applicable legal and regulatory requirements, environmental considerations, and Laboratory work control and facility policies, practices, and procedures. Ability to independently research issues, evaluate alternative approaches, and recommend practical solutions to complex work control and planning challenges while ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient work execution. Planning & Prioritization: Advanced working knowledge of work control, materials management, and mechanical maintenance. Demonstrated ability to independently research issues, evaluate alternative approaches, and recommend practical solutions to complex work control and planning challenges. Ability to analyze, interpret, and communicate work control requirements, technical information, and planning objectives to technical and non-technical personnel while ensuring compliance with Laboratory policies, procedures,…

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