Nuclear Planning Engineer

Responsibilities

• Plan maintenance, operation, and modification activities at the Chinon Nuclear Power Plant during preparation and execution phases
• Create work packages (TP) from technical descriptions (TOT) while integrating feedback (REX) and library standards
• Ensure capitalization and traceability of feedback throughout the project lifecycle
• Update and validate planning links and schedules (GK)
• Manage inter-tool data flows using AIC, Epsilon, EAM, and other systems
• Allocate and validate necessary resources, including human resources, equipment, logistics, and electrical resources
• Integrate and validate planning elements related to safety, security, and project risks
• Coordinate with business managers to validate ongoing activities and identify potential alerts or points of vigilance
• Participate in coordination and monitoring meetings related to the project

Requirements

• Bac+5/Engineer degree in a technical field or project management
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in activity planning within a nuclear site environment
• Mastery of the GPS tool is indispensable
• Proficiency with planning tools and interfaces such as AIC, EAM, and Epsilon
• Strong understanding of safety and security constraints in demanding industrial environments
• Rigorous, organized, and autonomous with the ability to manage multiple subjects simultaneously

Benefits

• Salary paid over 12.5 months plus participation and profit-sharing schemes
• Meal vouchers (€10.40 net per day) and mileage allowances
• CSE benefits (cinema, holiday vouchers, gift cards, etc.)
• Structured integration and professional development opportunities through the O’METI internal training school
• Work-life balance support including teleworking agreements and approximately 10 RTT days per year
• Comprehensive HR policy including solidarity funds and social action

About the Company

SOM is a subsidiary of the Ortec Group, specializing in engineering for over 40 years. We support major industrial players in the design, reliability, transformation, and decommissioning of complex installations, particularly in the nuclear, transport, health, and industrial sectors.