Task Project Manager 3

Location: Baxley, GA

Client- Southern Nuclear

Contract- 5 Months Job Summary

The Task Project Manager is responsible for providing field oversight of supplemental personnel , ensuring quality review of work products, and managing schedule and budget tracking . This role also includes extensive coordination and interface with multiple plant departments to support safe, efficient, and compliant project implementation.

• Field Oversight

  • Supervise and support supplemental personnel working on-site.

  • Ensure safety, compliance, and adherence to plant procedures.

• Work Product Review

  • Review technical and administrative deliverables for accuracy and completeness.

  • Verify compliance with industry standards, regulatory requirements, and plant policies.

• Schedule & Budget Tracking

  • Monitor task progress, track milestones, and ensure adherence to budgetary requirements.

  • Prepare and provide progress reports to plant management.

• Departmental Coordination

  • Serve as liaison between plant departments, vendors, and supplemental staff.

  • Support implementation activities with clear communication and collaborative problem-solving.

• Clearance and Tagging qualification.

• Task Manager qualification.

• Previous experience with:

  • ESOMS (Electronic Shift Operations Management System)

  • MAXIMO (Work Management System)

  • PDMS (Plant Data Management System)

  • P6 (Primavera Scheduling Software).

• Strong organizational and analytical skills.

• Effective communication and interpersonal skills, with ability to lead across multiple teams.

• Ability to balance field oversight with administrative reporting responsibilities.

• Prior Task Manager or Project Coordinator experience within the nuclear power industry (SNC site experience strongly preferred).

• Primarily field-based oversight activities with some office and administrative responsibilities.

• Interaction with plant staff, vendors, and supplemental contractors.

• Must be able to support emergent work needs and adapt to changing priorities.