Control Room Operator – Nuclear Sector
On-site in Tarragona
€50k
On-site in Tarragona·Added 7 days ago
2 open roles
From €71,000 a year
Gross, as stated in the ad.
About €4,000 a month after tax, or €4,180 under the Beckham regime.
Have the right to work in Spain
ANAV (Asociació Nuclear Ascó-Vandellòs) doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.
Work in English
English is required, per the ad.
Work on-site in Tarragona
No relocation package mentioned.
University degree
“Tienes que tener una titulación mínima en Ingeniería Técnica o Grado en Ingeniería Industrial, Naval, Química, Telecomunicaciones, Aeronáutica o Minas o Grado en Física o Química” — per the ad.
This job was automatically translated to English.
- You must have a minimum degree in Technical Engineering or a Degree in Industrial, Naval, Chemical, Telecommunications, Aeronautical, or Mining Engineering or a Degree in Physics or Chemistry; this knowledge base and a good academic record will help you pass the initial training period.
- We will value previous experience in technical areas or the industrial world; between 1 and 3 years would be ideal.
- You will need to have analytical capacity and the ability to make decisions in complex situations. As you will always work in a team, communication skills and being collaborative will help you adapt successfully to the work.
- English: you will need it for the reading of technical documentation.
- Once you finish the training period, you will work in rotating shifts (Morning - Afternoon - Night), including weekends and holidays.
At Asociación Nuclear Ascó-Vandellós II (ANAV), we need to hire Control Room Operators to guarantee the safe operation of the Ascó and Vandellós II nuclear power plants. You will be part of a challenging project and an organization where excellence is pursued through learning and continuous improvement.
- Phase 1
You will undergo training in which you will have the opportunity to gain an in-depth knowledge of the plant configuration and operating systems. During this period, you will receive classes and carry out simulation practices, all with the support of specialized Instructors. At the end of it, you will take an exam to obtain the Operator license, granted by the Nuclear Safety Council.
- Phase 2
You will join your job as an Operator! For a period, you will work in a shift supervised by an experienced Operator. You will begin to perform the specific functions of the position, meet your colleagues, and consolidate the knowledge acquired.
- Phase 3
You will fully assume your responsibilities as an Operator. Together with the shift team, you will operate all plant systems to guarantee energy generation, as well as all activities and maneuvers to allow energy generation, maintenance, or fuel loading operations.