Career opportunities abound at SRS with plutonium mission
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions and Fluor teamed up for a Career Fair in North Augusta to meet hiring needs for the Savannah River Plutonium Processing Facility mission. Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, the managing and operating contractor at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site, and Fluor, the construction management subcontractor for the Savannah River Plutonium Processing Facility project, hosted a Career Fair on July 25 to meet hiring needs for the SRPPF mission. SRNS is responsible for the construction of SRPPF in support of the pit production mission at SRS. Fluor is hiring as part of its SRNS contract with the DOE’s National Nuclear Security Administration. More than 1,100 job candidates attended the daylong career fair held at the Crowne Plaza in North Augusta, S.C. Representatives from SRNS and Fluor were on hand to answer questions and assess and recruit potential applicants. “SRNS is proud to support construction management subcontractor Fluor as it increases construction management staffing for the SRPPF project,” said Francine Burroughs, SRNS senior vice president, workforce services and talent management. “We’re seeking candidates equipped to help us build this important facility at the Savannah River Site and support the SRPPF enduring mission.” Fluor Federal Services is looking to fill positions in construction management disciplines. “Fluor is seeking candidates to support the SRPPF project with qualifications related to engineering, procurement and construction management,” said Steven Fleury, human resources director with Fluor. “If you can engineer it, manage it, design it, or have other professional skills, we want to hear from you. It is easy to search and apply to positions online."
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