Job DescriptionOverviewThis role provides engineering support and technical accountability for nuclear electrical power systems, including distribution, protection, grounding, cables, motors, batteries, emergency power, separation, qualification and modifications. The incumbent works within a licensed Canadian nuclear environment were nuclear safety, quality, configuration management, human performance and conservative engineering decision-making are fundamental.
Your role- Prepare calculations, assessments, specifications and design-change documentation with appropriate senior oversight.
- Perform field walkdowns, data review, equipment evaluations and technical-query resolution while maintaining configuration control.
- Apply applicable nuclear codes, standards, procedures and quality requirements to assigned work.
- Coordinate interfaces with other disciplines and suppliers and document assumptions, limitations and acceptance criteria.
- Continue progression toward independent professional practice through mentoring and demonstrated competence.
- Demonstrated working knowledge appropriate to level in nuclear electrical power systems, including distribution, protection, grounding, cables, motors, batteries, emergency power, separation, qualification and modifications.
- Understand the station design and licensing basis and apply the governing code edition/addenda, station procedures and approved engineering processes rather than assuming the newest published standard automatically governs.
- Working knowledge, as applicable, of CNSC expectations; CSA nuclear standards such as N285, N286, N287, N289, N290 and N299; and ASME BPVC requirements.
- Apply nuclear quality assurance, design verification, configuration management, operating experience, ageing management, equipment qualification, human factors and commissioning principles as applicable.
- Work effectively with operations, maintenance, construction, commissioning, suppliers, quality and authorized-inspection interfaces in a high-reliability environment
About you- Engineering Degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited university or equivalent degree as recognized by Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO).
- Registered as a Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario.
- Minimum 5 - 7 years of progressively responsible engineering experience, with Canadian nuclear/CANDU experience strongly preferred and depth appropriate to the scope
- Demonstrated ability to exercise engineering judgment, communicate technical risk, resolve cross-functional issues and uphold nuclear safety under schedule and cost pressure.
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Additional informationWorker TypeEmployee
Job TypeRegular
