One Partnership Served Two Sides of a Power Business

Situation

This client’s power generation business spanned two different workforce needs: fast, calendar-driven outage scheduling and commissioning on the steam power side, and deep licensing, radiological, and plant systems engineering on the nuclear energy side. Few partners could credibly serve both worlds at once.

Solution

Oxford supported this client across both tracks rather than treating them as separate relationships:

• Outage Scheduling & Commissioning: P6/Primavera schedulers dedicated to nuclear and core outages, a Commissioning Engineer, and QAQC oversight roles
• Nuclear Licensing & Engineering: licensing engineers, radiological and PRA engineers, I&C plant systems engineers, piping analysis engineers, and Radiation Technicians
• Project Controls: P6 schedulers placed on both sides of the business, giving the client a consistent scheduling bench

This dual-track model let Oxford flex talent to whichever side of the business had the heavier workload, without building a new relationship each time.

Result

Oxford delivered 15 nuclear licensing and engineering placements, plus 10 additional placements supporting outage scheduling and commissioning on the steam power side.

The nuclear energy division remained an active account, giving Oxford a current, credible reference for nuclear engineering and licensing work as reactor programs, including next-generation and small modular designs, continued to expand to meet growing power demand.