What is the Opportunity?The Source Surveillance Specialist is responsible for executing surveillance activities across suppliers and sub-suppliers. This includes initiating, planning, performing, documenting, and tracking witnessing and oversight activities to ensure compliance with quality requirements. The role involves direct observation, verification through quality records review, and acceptance of materials, items, and services at supplier facilities. Timely submission of source surveillance reports is essential.
This position reports directly to the Source Assurance Manager.
What You'll Do Here:- Interpret and implement source surveillance plans.
- Review and execute witnessing and oversight activities as outlined in suppliers' ITPs, travelers, work orders, or Quality Plans.
- Validate material documentation against purchase order requirements (e.g., CMTRs).
- Verify that material markings correspond to material documentation.
- Conduct compliance reviews of dimensional inspections as required.
- Review supplier-generated nonconformance reports for Aecon's review and disposition.
- Review supplier data history docket packages for completeness and accuracy.
- Confirm all necessary NDE has been completed and properly documented.
- Review calibration records for measurement and test equipment (M&TE).
- Assess qualifications and certifications of personnel performing work.
- Evaluate supplier and sub-supplier inspection records.
- Perform oversight from raw material verification through manufacturing, testing, paint and coatings review, and final product acceptance.
- Compile and submit all surveillance documentation and reports to Aecon.
- Complete release documentation.
- Escalate deviations from contractual requirements to management and initiate Supplier Corrective Action Reports where applicable.
- Travel domestically and internationally as required.
- Collaborate with customers during joint surveillance activities.
What You Bring to the Team:- Minimum 5 years of experience in performing source surveillance activities.
- Quality systems training and auditing experience.
- Education in a technical discipline (Mechanical, Electrical, or Civil) at the college or university level.
- Experience and knowledge with Nuclear Codes and Standards, and an understanding of Nuclear Safety Culture and Nuclear Quality Programs.
- Working knowledge of welding requirements.
- Experience reviewing NDE documentation, including VT, UT, PT, MT, and RT.
- Knowledge of painting and coatings requirements.
- Experience reviewing packaging, storage, preservation, shipping provisions, and markings.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Good leadership and organizational skills.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.
- Computer literacy with Microsoft Office applications.
- Working knowledge of ASME BP&V Nuclear and Non-Nuclear Construction Codes, including related CSA N285, N286, and N299 standards.
- Valid driver's license and ability to travel within Canada.
Reason for vacancy: New role
Salary range: $90,000 - $115,000
Individual pay is determined based on several factors, including work location, education, experience, unique skills and job conditions. Other considerations may include certifications, specialized training, and the complexity or scope of the role.
