At Orano USA we are looking for a Security Program Manager that is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing the site’s physical protection, cyber security, and safeguards programs to ensure compliance with NRC regulations and to protect special nuclear material against theft, sabotage, or diversion.
Core Responsibilities:
Program Development & Oversight
Establish and maintain the facility’s Physical Protection Plan in compliance with NRC regulations (10 CFR Part 73).
Develop site-specific security procedures, training programs, and contingency plans.
Ensure integration of physical, cyber, and personnel security measures.
Regulatory Compliance
Maintain compliance with NRC requirements for fuel cycle facilities, including safeguards and material control provisions.
Prepare for and support NRC inspections and audits under the Fuel Cycle Facility Oversight Program.
Implement corrective actions for any identified deficiencies.
Security Operations
Direct daily security operations, including access control, intrusion detection, and response force coordination.
Oversee contractor security personnel and ensure they meet training and qualification standards.
Coordinate with local law enforcement and federal agencies for incident response.
Cybersecurity
Implement NRC-mandated cybersecurity protections for digital assets at fuel cycle facilities.
Monitor for vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with evolving NRC cyber rules.
Safeguards & Incident Response
Ensure protection of special nuclear material (SNM) against theft or diversion.
Develop and test emergency preparedness and incident response plans.
Act as the primary liaison with NRC’s Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response (NSIR).
Reporting & Documentation
Maintain accurate records of security incidents, drills, and exercises.
Submit Required Reports To NRC, DOE, And Other Agencies.
Document compliance with NRC inspection manual requirements (IMC 2600).
n/a, At Orano USA we are looking for a Security Program Manager that is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing the site’s physical protection, cyber security, and safeguards programs to ensure compliance with NRC regulations and to protect special nuclear material against theft, sabotage, or diversion.
Core Responsibilities:
Program Development & Oversight
Establish and maintain the facility’s Physical Protection Plan in compliance with NRC regulations (10 CFR Part 73).
Develop site-specific security procedures, training programs, and contingency plans.
Ensure integration of physical, cyber, and personnel security measures.
Regulatory Compliance
Maintain compliance with NRC requirements for fuel cycle facilities, including safeguards and material control provisions.
Prepare for and support NRC inspections and audits under the Fuel Cycle Facility Oversight Program.
Implement corrective actions for any identified deficiencies.
Security Operations
Direct daily security operations, including access control, intrusion detection, and response force coordination.
Oversee contractor security personnel and ensure they meet training and qualification standards.
Coordinate with local law enforcement and federal agencies for incident response.
Cybersecurity
Implement NRC-mandated cybersecurity protections for digital assets at fuel cycle facilities.
Monitor for vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with evolving NRC cyber rules.
Safeguards & Incident Response
Ensure protection of special nuclear material (SNM) against theft or diversion.
Develop and test emergency preparedness and incident response plans.
Act as the primary liaison with NRC’s Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response (NSIR).
Reporting & Documentation
Maintain accurate records of security incidents, drills, and exercises.
Submit Required Reports To NRC, DOE, And Other Agencies.
Document compliance with NRC inspection manual requirements (IMC 2600)., n/a
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