Work Control Planner 4

At Omega Technical Services, every role supports a mission that matters.

Whether you're advancing national security, driving innovation in nuclear infrastructure, or supporting critical DOE and DoD operations, you’re part of something bigger here.

Omega Technical Services is seeking a highly motivated Work Control Planner 4 to support ongoing operations Los Alamos, NM.

This position plays a vital role in advancing critical mission objectives within a highly regulated and technically demanding environment.

The Work Control Planner 4 is a senior-level planning professional responsible for developing, reviewing, and closing complex work packages in support of operations, maintenance, and modification activities within assigned facilities or technical areas.

This role supports work control execution by producing high-quality, compliant work packages, including labor, material, and time estimates; step-by-step work instructions; procedures; safety documentation; and testing requirements.

The Work Control Planner 4 operates with a high degree of autonomy, resolves work restraints, interfaces with multiple disciplines, and ensures work is planned and executed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with DOE and LANL requirements.

• Develop, review, and finalize work packages for operations, maintenance, and modification activities.
• Prepare detailed, step-by-step work instructions, procedures, safety requirements, and testing documentation.
• Develop accurate time, labor, and material estimates to support work execution and scheduling.
• Plan work involving mechanical, electrical, chemical, and radiological systems and equipment.
• Resolve work constraints and planning issues, including coordination with engineering, safety, maintenance, and operations stakeholders.
• Ensure work packages comply with DOE Orders, LANL policies, safety basis requirements, and facility procedures.
• Support work execution through package revisions, field walk-downs, and closeout activities.
• Bring work packages to final closure, ensuring documentation accuracy and completeness.
• Utilize Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and procedure-writing tools to support planning activities.
• Participate in field walk-downs, including outdoor environments and climbing fixed ladders as required.