Technical project management on site (m/w/d)

For more than 50 years, GNS has been offering reliable and efficient solutions for nuclear disposal during operation, shutdown and rebuilding of nuclear power plants and nuclear facilities. The GNS Group is a specialist in the disposal of highly radioactive waste and spent fuel from nuclear reactors, as well as for the safe processing, packaging and storage of the low- and medium-radioactive waste and residual materials produced by the operation of nuclear power plants. In addition, GNS offers comprehensive solutions for all phases of decommissioning and rebuilding from the creation of fuel freedom to the dismantling and packaging of large components such as reactor pressure vessels and their internals.

With more than 1000 employees, the GNS Group's companies achieve annual sales of around 350 million. Euro. Join us if you are looking for design and action spaces in challenging and diverse topics. To strengthen our team at the Essen site, we are looking for you as soon as possible

Planning and implementation of conditioning activities as part of the rebuilding of nuclear installations with alternating use at power plant sites in Germany and abroad Coordination of mining activities in nuclear installations and control areas Schwerpunk as a technical project manager on site and contact person for customers, experts and authorities handling of container loads and radioactive transports Support for sales within the scope of supply creation preparation and testing of concepts, container design, approval documents, operational documentation and other technical documentation; Compilation of experience reports Project execution including time and cost tracking Operation, maintenance and repair of conditioning systems Handling and loading of waste containers as well as professional handling of the equipment left Ensuring a timely, professional and costly design Consultation in project calculations, application documents, framework schedules for tenders and in the planning of follow-up projects

Successfully completed technical studies (e.g. mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, process engineering) or a comparable qualification, e.g. B. state-tested technicians Ideally experience in the restoration of nuclear installations and knowledge in radiation protection Professional experience in project management on site Required: breathability, valid radiation pass and successfully completed nuclear safety verification Efforts to use, load-bearing capacity, flexibility, team capacity and high travel readiness in Germany and abroad German and good knowledge of English Binding, safe and professional appearance Computer skills e.g. MS Office (user knowledge)

30 days of holiday plus 6 days of bridge at a 39h week Attractive remuneration Grants for job bike, job ticket or comparable mobility offers Professional and personal development through targeted, supported training measures Comprehensive support, e.g. childcare and Eldercare Employer-funded occupational pensions for your financial security JOBV1_EN