Why Choose SRNS?
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) manages and operates the Savannah River Site, a 310-square-mile facility owned by the U.S. Department of Energy near Aiken, S.C. We operate diverse nuclear and research facilities, and manage infrastructure and support systems akin to those of a small city. SRNS is defined by its commitment to safety and security, service to our nation, exploration and use of technology and conservation of the environment. SRNS employs approximately 7,000 people and is responsible for the safe and secure operations of most Savannah River Site (SRS) facilities and programs.

Why does SRNS matter?
As the SRS management and operations contractor, SRNS makes the world safer by:

• Supplying products and services necessary to maintain the nation's nuclear deterrent
• Securing nuclear materials to prevent unwanted proliferation
• Developing innovative approaches to deliver on our environmental commitments and nuclear materials challenges
• Transforming nuclear materials into assets and stable waste forms

Mission:
SRNS makes the world safer through disciplined performance in producing and protecting nuclear materials for our nation's security, promoting global nuclear deterrence and protecting the environment for future generations.

Vision:
SRNS aspires to lead the Nuclear Operations industry by prioritizing safety and security, embracing change, investing in people and employing a commitment to innovate operations.

Strategic Goals:

• Deliver on commitment to customers with performance excellence
• Transform employee experience to drive culture of agility and engagement
• Prepare site infrastructure to deliver both closure and evolving missions simultaneously

Exciting job opportunities involving the following missions:

Tritium Operations
Prepares the nation's only tritium supply for national defense
Maintains the weapons stockpile by delivering high quality tritium reservoirs
Provides surveillance data and testing in absence of nuclear weapons testing

Surplus Plutonium Disposition Operations and Programs
Supports the nation's nonproliferation efforts
Accelerates ability to remove surplus plutonium from South Carolina by expanding downblend capability
Preparations ongoing with final approval to operate expected in fiscal year 2028

Plutonium Modernization
Establishes new mission to produce 50 pits per year for the nation's nuclear deterrent
Utilizes existing Hazard Category-2 structure
Modifications include process and equipment infrastructure installation

Nonexempt Job Positions
SRNS uses ACT WorkKeys to assess applicants for some nonexempt job positions. ACT WorkKeys is a job skills assessment system which measures foundational and soft skills. The assessment is offered at multiple test sites.

SRNS
To view job openings and apply for permanent positions with SRNS, follow this link to our external job search website (BrassRing). Once there, follow the on-screen instructions.

All of our open permanent positions are also posted with the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce (SCDEW) Job Service. To register with the SCDEW Job Service and to view SRNS open positions go to www.scworks.org
and follow the on-screen instructions

Potential Assignments and Involvement Opportunities:
Nuclear material disposition Site operations Nuclear nonproliferation National Management Association Information technology Cyber security	RADCON Environmental restoration Research and development Regulatory interface College Hire Advisory Council Corporate and public communications	Robotics Mechanical engineering Spent nuclear fuel management Tritium operations Educational outreach New technologies - AND MORE!