Job Description

Role: Duty Outage Manager (DOM)
Location: Tiverton, ON
Work Location: On Site Shift Work, including weekends and potentially night shifts

Rates: $80/ -  $100/INC + per diem

Responsible for the following:

• Maintains overall responsibility of OCC 
• Updates OCC Operations Shift Log (relevant to their position) prior to end of each shift.
• Acts as Single Point of Contact for outage decisions.
• Maintains overall responsibility for the outage schedule for his/her shift.
• Works with the Duty SM to ensure Power Reactor Operating Licence (PROL) requirements are met and running unit activities are not compromised by outage activities.
• Works with the Outage Specialist or Scheduler to review and maintain outage schedule.
• Approves outage priorities for the shift based on the schedule.
• Works with other OCC staff.
• Ensures resources (Outage Managers from Engineering, Operations and Maintenance, as well as supporting contractor representatives) are available to execute the outage schedule and to address issues as they arise.
• Ensures that a list of all department contacts exists and is kept up‑to‑date.
• Resolves any support and priority conflict.
• Approves critical changes in outage schedule.
• Conducts the OCC turnover and Outage Leadership meetings.
• Communicates outage information to the site through daily updates.  
• Directly monitors outage execution performance indicators and takes action to correct adverse trends.
• Closely monitors critical path and notifies the Outage Execution Manager and Senior Management via the CNO’s office of any delays greater than two hours.
• Informs the Outage Execution Manager and Senior Management of outage scope changes that impact cost and/or schedule.  
• Informs Outage Execution Manager, Outage Planning, Plant Manager, Station Vice President, and the Vice President, Outage of any significant outage issues.  
• Maintains overall responsibility for the Issues Board.
• Ensures Condition Records are being generated when appropriate and, if associated with an issue the OCC is tracking then notes it on the OCC Issues Board.
• Enforces the 10/30/60 minute rules.
• It is recommended that DOMs attend the TAMs in order to familiarize themselves with the outage work programs.
• Ensures OCC personnel are looking 24 to 48 hours ahead of the schedule and challenging responsible departments to ensure they are ready for their activities, should the schedule move.
• Identifies, with input from the MOM and the OSO, the need for Remote/Area Coordinators to coordinate complex interactions at the job site and to enhance the communication between the work site and the OCC.
• Updates (or delegates the updating of) the Plant Information Package content related to the planned or forced outage underway for the Station Leadership Meeting prior to 05:00 each #1 shift.  
• Ensures anybody new joining the crew is brought up to speed on outage status, process changes, etc.
• Participates in execution of the Severe Weather Transportation Procedure
• Other duties as directed by client