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ReNuke Services is seeking a Nuclear Electrical Planner III for our client"s site in Seneca, SC DESCRIPTION: Facilitate implementation of the annual work plan for all projects on the planning horizon.

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ReNuke Services is seeking a Nuclear Electrical or Mechanical Planner III for our client's site in Seneca, SC DESCRIPTION: Facilitate implementation of the annual work plan for all projects on the ...

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ReNuke Services is seeking a Nuclear Electrical or Mechanical Planner III for our client's site in Seneca, SC DESCRIPTION: Facilitate implementation of the annual work plan for all projects on the ...

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As of Aug 26, 2026, the average hourly pay for temp nuclear electrical planner in the United States is $35.50, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.22 and $47.60 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Temp Nuclear Electrical Planner vs Nuclear Electrical Engineer?

AspectTemp Nuclear Electrical PlannerNuclear Electrical Engineer
CredentialsTypically requires electrical trade certifications, safety training, and some planning experienceRequires a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, PE license, and specialized nuclear training
Work EnvironmentConstruction sites, project planning offices, nuclear facilities during maintenanceDesign offices, nuclear power plants, research facilities
Employer & Industry UsageConstruction firms, nuclear project contractors, temporary staffing agenciesNuclear power plants, engineering firms, government agencies

The Temp Nuclear Electrical Planner primarily focuses on short-term planning, scheduling, and coordinating electrical work on nuclear projects, often in a temporary capacity. In contrast, the Nuclear Electrical Engineer is involved in designing, analyzing, and ensuring the safety of electrical systems within nuclear facilities, often holding a permanent position. Both roles require electrical knowledge, but the Planner emphasizes project coordination, while the Engineer emphasizes technical design and safety compliance.

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Nuclear Electrical Planner III

Renuke

Seneca, SC • On-site

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Job description

ReNuke Services is seeking a Nuclear Electrical Planner III for our client"s site in Seneca, SC
DESCRIPTION:
Facilitate implementation of the annual work plan for all projects on the planning horizon. Consult with stakeholders to gather annual work plan data, set priorities, and make adjustments needed to effectively match work and resources for work balance (levelization). Deliver a cost effective and efficient resource plan to the scheduling function.

Monitor and optimize long range implementation plan and direct required schedule changes. Initiate and conduct monthly work plan meetings with stakeholders to ensure that business goals and objectives are being met by adhering to the plan and making necessary adjustments.
DNJP23545 - NUCLEAR ELECTRICAL PLANNER III - SENECA, SC - 36 MONTHS
10 years minimum experience in Electrical discipline and Planning.
Education:Employment Type: CONTRACTOR