Lance L. Lacroix

Manager · Idaho Operations Office, Office of Nuclear Energy · company speakers →

Lance Lacroix is a member of the Senior Executive Service and currently the Manager of the Idaho Operations Office. He provides executive-level leadership for oversight of the nation’s leading nuclear energy research, development, and demonstration laboratory at the Idaho National Laboratory site. He provides oversight of over 5,500 federal and contractor staff of a multi-program laboratory focused on innovative nuclear energy solutions, clean energy options, and securing world class critical infrastructure and carry out a safe environmental cleanup program. Mr. Lacroix previously served as the Deputy Manager, Nuclear Energy Facilities, Operations & Security/Chief Operations Officer for DOE-ID. The INL is the home of the World’s most powerful test reactor, the Advanced Test Reactor, 25 hazard category 2 & 3 nuclear facilities as well as several dozen radiological facilities. Mr. Lacroix has over 30 years of nuclear experience, including over 15 years of submarine service as a commissioned naval officer and 3 years as an enlisted petty officer; six years as the manufacturing supervisor at the SMC project, a classified program involved in M1A Main Battle Tank armor production; four years as a DOE Facility Representative at MFC where he provided day-to-day oversight of contractor operations at nuclear and non-nuclear MFC facilities; and over seven years as the Director of Idaho Facilities Management. Mr. Lacroix most recently participated as a DOE negotiating team member that successfully came to agreement with the state of Idaho Governor and Attorney General concerning new compliance commitments and dates associated with the 1995 Settlement Agreement.

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