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WFO High Explosives Facility Safety Program Manager (Program Manager 3)

Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos, USA
Full-time
Senior Level
Onsite
USD 128000-215900 yearly
Discovered 1 months ago

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  • Provide technical leadership and subject matter expertise for facility related HE safety issues within WFO.
  • Serve as the primary WFO interface with the LANL Explosives Safety Program for facility-related explosives safety issues, including providing WFO perspectives on requirements, implementation, facility limitations, cost, and mission impacts.
  • Provide guidance to WFO Operations Managers on implementing explosives safety requirements and decisions established through the LANL Explosives Safety Program.
  • Identify WFO facility-related explosives safety issues and, in coordination with the LANL Explosives Safety Program and other stakeholders, develop and recommend solutions.
  • Coordinate and track resolution of WFO facility-related explosives safety issues and ensure agreed-upon corrective actions are implemented within WFO.
  • Ensure WFO explosives facilities comply with applicable DOE-STD-1212 and LANL explosives safety requirements.
  • Ensure explosives safety considerations are integrated into WFO facility planning, project development, facility modifications, infrastructure improvements, and operational readiness activities.
  • Support DOE/NNSA explosives safety assessments as the WFO facility subject matter expert and representative, in coordination with the FOD and LANL Explosives Safety Program.
  • Advanced knowledge of facility-related explosives safety requirements and experience applying safety requirements within operational or facility environments.
  • Demonstrated experience identifying complex facility, technical, or compliance issues; coordinating stakeholders; developing practical solutions; and driving issues through resolution and implementation.
  • Experience implementing requirements supporting high explosives facilities or high explosives operations.
  • Experience defining work scope, schedules, budgets, priorities, performance milestones, resource needs, and managing risk.
  • Demonstrated success leading and coordinating multidisciplinary teams through planning and execution.
  • Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills, with demonstrated ability to effectively engage personnel at all organizational levels.
  • Demonstrated experience working across organizational boundaries and serving as an interface among operational organizations, institutional programs, technical organizations, and senior management.
  • Demonstrated ability to balance safety requirements, facility limitations, cost, schedule, and mission needs when developing and implementing solutions.
  • Working knowledge of DOE-STD-1212 and LANL P101-8, Explosives Safety.
  • Knowledge of DESR 6055.09 or other explosives safety standards applicable to explosives facility design and operation.
  • Experience supporting DOE/NNSA or other federal assessments, reviews, or interactions.
  • Experience with high explosives facilities, operations, infrastructure, or facility modifications.
  • Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent program management certification.
  • Explicitly demonstrate relevant experience for each of the minimum requirement categories
  • Provide specific examples that illustrate qualifications, contributions, and outcomes
  • Clearly describe the applicant's role and level of responsibility in prior work
  • Be organized in a manner that directly aligns with the stated requirements
  • Applications that do not include a cover letter addressing the minimum requirements may not be considered.

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