Chemistry Specialist and Procedure Writer Job at Washington Staffing in Bellevue

Chemistry Specialist And Procedure Writer

Location: Bellevue, WA

Type: Contract

Compensation: $84 - $135 hourly

Contractor Work Model: Remote

Key Responsibilities:

• Procedure Development: Create, organize, and track chemistry procedures tailored for Station Sciences technicians, enhancing clarity and usability.
• Standards Maintenance: Develop and uphold standards for implementing and optimizing chemistry processes and procedures across various departments.
• Cross-Disciplinary Coordination: Collaborate with multiple departments for comprehensive cross-discipline procedure reviews, ensuring cohesive and effective implementation.
• Software Support: Participate in the development and testing of software applications that support chemistry processes, leveraging smart procedures and other software-based tools.
• Regulatory Compliance: Execute essential reviews under 10CFR50 and 10CFR72.48, ensuring all chemistry procedures meet NRC regulations, INPO accreditation criteria, and applicable standards.
• Innovative Solutions: Engage with industry peers, third-party vendors, and organizations like NEI and EPRI to explore and implement innovative methods and technologies in chemistry procedures.
• Training and Mentoring: Conduct regular training sessions for personnel, equipping them with the knowledge to develop and revise effective chemistry procedures.
• Ongoing Knowledge Development: Maintain and enhance knowledge of plant design and maintenance, applying this knowledge to create high-quality procedures.

Key Qualifications:

• A minimum of 15 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or a related field; or 8 years with a Master's degree.
• Extensive commercial nuclear power plant chemistry experience, specifically 5 years as a staff chemist responsible for developing chemistry programs.
• A minimum of 3 years writing nuclear power plant chemistry procedures, demonstrating a high level of knowledge regarding nuclear systems and terminology.
• Proven ability to interpret and apply nuclear information and standards with a focus on procedural and regulatory compliance.
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, with experience in using smart procedure tools or other software-based systems.
• Exceptional technical writing and communication skills, with a keen attention to detail and a strong commitment to procedural excellence.
• Self-motivated with the ability to develop innovative solutions independently, fostering teamwork and integrity.

Key Attributes:

• High degree of trust and integrity, demonstrating respect and open communication at all levels.
• Awareness of how individual actions impact the organization's regulatory compliance and public safety.
• Ability to adapt quickly to emergent changes related to plant design, procedures, and timelines during the construction and commissioning of a nuclear power plant.

Work Conditions and Requirements:

• Ability to sit and/or stand for extended periods; perform fine motor control and grasping/gripping tasks.
• Minimal physical exertion required; capable of safely lifting up to 25 pounds.
• Work involves prolonged visual and audio focus, primarily in a standard and/or seated environment for more than 8 hours a day.
• Travel required: 0-5%.