McGuire

Site Information

McGuire Nuclear Station’s two nuclear reactors are located20 miles northwest of Charlotte, NC.

The site is owned and operated by Ameren. The units were put into service in 1981 and 1984, and generate 2,258 MW.

Key Contact Information

Director of Operations

Andy Jordan

(919)810-8533

Andy.Jordan@bhienergy.com

BHI Site Manager
Lisa Cimino

(303)775-0932

Lisa.Cimino@duke-energy.com

Recruiter

Terrence Ball
800-225-0385  Ext:  1258

terrence.ball@bhienergy.com

Reporting Information

Everyone reports to Kings Mountain at 0630.  Address is 1040 Beason Creek Rd. Kings Mountain NC 28086

 

KMT Contact – Brandy Neal 864-247-3460

GPS Address

13225 McGuire Nuclear Station Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078

Directions/Link to Google Maps

McGuire Nuclear Station

Directions to McGuire Nuclear Plant:
  • From the North, take I-77 South toward Charlotte, NC.
  • From the South, take I-77 North toward Huntersville, NC.
  • Exit 25, (Huntersville, NC) go West on NC State Hwy 73 for approximately 4.5 miles.
  • Turn right at light onto plant access road.
  • Continue straight until you veer left just pass the onsite traffic light. From here, you can park in the surrounding parking lots. (MOC building # 7422 will be on left). You should not approach Security Guard shack checkpoint. (Building # 7422 (MOC) is prior to checkpoint).

Kings Mtn Google Map

Kings Mountain Training Center Physical Address
1040 Beason Creek Road
Kings Mountain, NC 28086

Directions from Charlotte:

  • Take 85 South.
  • Take exit 10B to merge onto US-74 W/Andrew Jackson Hwy toward Kings Mountain/Shelby.
  • Take exit toward US-74 BUS/Moss Lake/Waco.
  • Turn left at Stony Point Rd.
  • Continue on Shelby Rd. Turn right at Vestibule Church Rd.
  • Turn left at Commerce Blvd.
  • Take 1st right onto Beason Creek Rd.

Directions from Greenville/Spartanburg:

  • Take I-85 North.
  • Take Exit 5 for Dixon School Rd.
  • Turn left onto Dixon School Rd
  • Stay straight to go onto Kings Mountain Blvd
  • Turn left onto Shelby Rd/US-74 BUS
  • Turn left onto Vestibule Church Rd.
  • Take a left at Commerce Blvd.
  • Take 1st right onto Beason Creek Rd.

Nearest Airports

Charlotte Douglas International (CLT) 21 miles

Preferred Places to Stay

Hotels near McGuire Google Map

 
January
24

COVID-19 Policy – Vaccination and Face Coverings

by Andy Jordan on 1/24/2022 04:25 PM

Date: January 14, 2022

To: Duke Energy Contractors

Subject: Update: Compliance with Federal Vaccination and Testing Requirements

Thank you once again for your commitment to delivering for our company and customers. As stated in the Jan. 11 communication, this is a dynamic time as we respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Duke Energy has been closely monitoring the legal challenges to the vaccination and testing provisions in the federal COVID-19 Action Plan.

Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily halted enforcement of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS), a rule that would require, among other things, vaccination or weekly testing for employees of companies with 100 or more employees. The case will now go back to a lower court for review if OSHA decides to continue to pursue its case.

As a result of this ruling, the enhanced face covering requirement for unvaccinated workers is no longer in effect at Duke Energy.

We will also no longer require weekly testing of unvaccinated Duke Energy employees that was scheduled to begin in Feb. 9 and expect that contractors may no longer require the same for their unvaccinated employees. However, as you know, testing is still a tool in CDC’s guidance on when employees can return to work after COVID-19 exposures and positive cases.

While the enhanced face covering requirements under the ETS will no longer be in effect, it’s important for our contractors to still follow CDC guidance and comply with face covering requirements certain local governments still have in place.

Duke Energy’s face covering requirements:

  • All contractors, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a face covering indoors when social distancing may not be possible or where state or local requirements are more
  • All contractors must also wear face coverings when entering, exiting, and walking within a Duke Energy facility and in Duke Energy common areas.

Duke Energy contractors affected by these provisions are expected to relay this information to their subcontractors.

Please share this communication with appropriate business managers supporting Duke Energy. For questions, please reach out to your Duke Energy contract commercial contact.

There have been no changes to date on Executive Order 14042, Ensuring Adequate COVID Safety Protocols for Federal Contractors, from our Jan. 11 communication.

We will continue to monitor the status of these legal challenges and keep you informed of developments.

 

Thank you for your attention and cooperation. Sincerely,

Dwight Jacobs

Senior Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer Duke Energy

Melissa Feldmeier

Vice President and Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer Duke Energy