Technical Regulatory Project Support Analyst - Hanford Site Technical Support (Full-Time) [1.09C]

ProSidian Seeks a Technical Regulatory Project Support Analyst - Hanford Site Technical Support (Full-Time) headquartered near Richland, WA 99319 to support an engagement for the DOE Office of River Protection (ORP) - an independent office at the DOE Site in eastern Washington state with the exclusive focus of remediating and solving the DOE’s tank cleanup challenges. ORP’s mission is to protect the Columbia River by safely cleaning up radioactive and chemical waste contained in underground storage tanks located at the DOE Site. 

This Full-Time position currently best aligns with the Analyst III Labor Category and ideal candidates exhibit the ability to visualize, analyze, and convert data and experiences to meet performance challenges while confidently engaging in productive “Jugaad” and dialogue targeting mission success.  

Full-Time Technical Regulatory Project Support Analyst - Hanford Site Technical Support Candidates shall work to support requirements for ORP Site Technical Support Services and provide Technical Regulatory Project Support across several ORP Projects and Mission.  The Technical Regulatory Project Support Analyst shall provide support for the Assistant Manager for Technical and Regulatory Support to assist in reviews conducted by the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board Agency (DNFSB), including coordination of DNFSB inquiries, logistics and as follows.

The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board is an independent agency of the United States government based in Washington, D.C. Established in 1988, and the DNFSB oversees the nuclear weapons complex administered by the U.S. Department of Energy. The DNFSB is independent of the Department of Energy.

• Coordinating responses to the DNFSB that are complete and timely;
• Assisting Deputy AMTRS in interactions between ORP, RL, and HQ-EM and other DOE elements concerning DNFSB;
• Alerting or advising the Deputy AMTRS on significant issues directly or indirectly related to ORP;
• Assuring that the schedule for DNFSB entrance, exit, and other meetings are properly done to support successful interactions between DOE and DNFSB;
• Assuring that the tracking and reporting on the DNFSB interaction process is timely and accurate;
• Preparing weekly, monthly, and quarterly status reports on DNFSB interactions as required for the Deputy AMTR;
• As requested, attending all DNFSB-related meetings or training for liaisons;
• Assisting with other audits and reviews in which TRS is involved, as requested;
• Use initiative and resourcefulness in extending or redefining available guidelines and procedures to ensure DNFSB liaison success;
• Develop, direct, and administer plans and procedures for the DNFSB interface program to meet the interests and needs of ORP; implements policies for a continuing and aggressive management program supporting the ORP mission.