Company
Westinghouse Electric Company LLC.
Westinghouse Electric Company LLC.
AP1000 SRO Training Instructor
About the Role:
Westinghouse is seeking a dedicated AP1000 SRO Training Instructor to join our team in Madrid, Spain. This position is essential for developing and maintaining high-quality training materials for AP1000 nuclear plant operations. You will be responsible for classroom instruction, simulator training, and creating instructional materials in accordance with industry standards and best practices. If you are passionate about nuclear operations and have the qualifications and experience we are looking for, we invite you to apply for this exciting opportunity to shape the future of nuclear training and operations
Key Responsibilities:
Essential Functions:
-Qualification Maintenance (20%):
-Development of Training Materials (45%):
-Instructional Duties (30%):
-Additional Responsibilities (5%):
Requirements:
Madrid
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