Jobs at Pinnacle Specialty Group, Inc.

Leads complex quality assurance and quality control engineering programs, develops QA procedures, evaluates facility and supplier programs, conducts audits and surveillances, reviews procurement and work packages, manages schedules and budgets, provides technical guidance, and recommends corrective actions and process improvements. The role supports facility startup and operations, communicates with DOE-SR personnel, and requires weekly construction-site walk-downs.

Leads nuclear facility operations support by coordinating work control, monitoring facility systems, reviewing procedures, analyzing performance trends, conducting training, and supporting contingency operations. Manages construction turnover activities, including walkdowns, punch lists, acceptance inspections, documentation, regulatory compliance, contractor coordination, and audit records. Requires extensive technical experience, independent judgment, and the ability to work safely in regulated construction and facility environments.

Serves as the cognizant system engineer and technical authority for assigned plant systems. Coordinates configuration management, evaluates system health and proposed design changes, assesses safety authorization impacts, troubleshoots technical issues, and supports operability and maintenance. Performs system walkdowns, calibration and equipment test determinations, spare-parts evaluations, and system turnover to owner support.

Serves as the cognizant system engineer and technical authority for assigned plant systems. Coordinates configuration management, assesses system health and performance, oversees operability and maintenance, prepares design-change packages, evaluates impacts to safety authorization bases, troubleshoots technical issues, and drives system improvements. Requires engineering expertise in electrical, mechanical, chemical, or electromechanical systems within manufacturing or facility environments.

Lead project controls activities for DOE EM FAR-based contracts, overseeing baseline development, scheduling, cost estimating/control, EVMS compliance, funds analysis, change and risk integration, staff supervision, and reporting to management.

The Radiological Control Technician is responsible for providing technical solutions, working with minimal supervision, and handling moderate physical demands related to radiation protection. Requires a high school diploma and three years of experience.

Manage construction projects of $500k or less, lead teams, oversee project risks, and maintain effective customer engagement and communication.

Design and produce procurement and build-to-print documentation for specialty, first-of-a-kind mechanical equipment. Perform machine-design calculations and analyses (FEA, structural/seismic, kinematics, heat transfer, ergonomics), collaborate with designers, lead multi-discipline teams, and create fabrication and procurement packages. Use 3D CAD for modeling and produce detailed specifications for custom equipment.

Provide technical support for Commissioning and Startup (CSU) projects, ensuring compliance with testing procedures and coordination of activities. Responsibilities include test planning, documentation, and monitoring of equipment testing.