Turbine/Generator Project Manager - Comanche Peak

Vistra

Glen Rose, Texas

Full Time

Posted June 23, 2026

$123k - $175k· Est.

Power Generation

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Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed September 29, 2026
Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
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Job Description

The Turbine/Generator Project Manager provides project management of turbine generator and auxiliary systems maintenance, including modifications, upgrades, installations, maintenance during the preparation for and execution of plant outages.

Requirements

High school or secondary school diploma with 8 years’ experience OR a bachelor’s degree or higher with five years’ experience
5-8 years of project management experience, preferably with steam turbine projects, and experience in construction management or the power generation industry are beneficial.
Four years’ experience at a commercial nuclear power plant (preferred).
PMP or IPMA certification is desired; will be required within 2 years of becoming the Project Manager.
A strong understanding of steam turbine design, assembly, repair, and auxiliary systems is necessary. Knowledge of turbine thermodynamics and relevant industry standards is also helpful.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, etc..) , ERP systems (like SAP or Maximo), and other relevant software is needed.
Essential skills include leadership, communication, negotiation, problem-solving, organization, and interpersonal abilities. The ability to multitask and work effectively in a matrix structure is also important.
Strong written and oral/verbal communication skills, including the ability to make formal presentations to management.
The ability to access all areas of a customer site, including confined spaces and heights, is required.
The work environment involves both office and field settings, including power plants. There may be exposure to extreme temperatures, noise, and vibrations.
Travel is required to support fleet outages, meetings and project execution/evaluation.