Assignment Category
Nuclear Power / Energy / Infrastructure
Assignment Type
Long-term contract leading to Permanent Full-Time Opportunities
Location
On-Site at Client location in Cambridge, Ontario
About our Client
Our client is a leading Canadian organization with more than six decades of experience in the design, manufacturing, commissioning, and servicing of nuclear power generation equipment and related services. Its capabilities span critical nuclear components, fuel and fuel systems, plant services, and specialized manufacturing supporting complex, regulated environments.
Through a dedicated medical division, the organization also supports the global healthcare sector by developing, manufacturing, and delivering medical isotopes and radiopharmaceuticals used in life-saving diagnostic and therapeutic procedures worldwide.
Headquartered in Cambridge, Ontario, the organization employs approximately 1,800 people across multiple locations in Ontario and British Columbia and operates as part of a publicly traded, international nuclear technology enterprise. The organization is committed to empowering its workforce and fostering a collaborative, growth-oriented environment, encouraging continuous learning, innovation, and knowledge-sharing across all career stages. It values diverse skills, backgrounds, and experiences and provides opportunities for individuals to contribute meaningfully to nuclear innovation and global impact.
Role Description
Engineering Services and Life Cycle Engineering provide engineering leadership to support a wide range of activities related to new and operating nuclear pressure vessels. Engineering Services provides commercial and technical leadership for a range of engineering studies including plant modifications, refurbishments and conceptual design studies for advanced reactors and small modular reactors (SMRs).
In this role you will also provide pressure vessel engineering support for our client’s Canada’s Field Services division. Life Cycle Engineering provides support for inspections and aging management of nuclear power plant components, primarily Steam Generators and Heat Exchangers.
Engineering Services Project Engineers
Provide technical support and direction for assigned projects related to Engineering Services and/or Life Cycle Engineering. Prepare and review calculations, assessments, reports and other documentation in support of nuclear equipment inspections and evaluations.
Act as the primary technical interface between the client and customers.
Perform Project Management functions for contracts related to Engineering Services, under the oversight of the Manager of Engineering Services.
This position reports to the Manager of Engineering Services and has no direct reports. It involves frequent communication with internal teams and external customers, including component engineers and project accountants. The role may require occasional travel and work outside regular business hours to meet customer needs.
Assignment Details:
Accountabilities:
- Completion of specific engineering deliverables for the assigned projects in accordance with the technical requirements, schedule and assigned budget, with the support of other engineering resources within the client organizaion.
- Interfacing with outside organizations (customer, vendor) to achieve the project technical requirements.
- Reviewing customer technical requirements.
- Ensuring Deliverables meet Code, customer, regulatory and client requirements.
- Supporting technical and commercial proposals for engineering studies and providing technical support for client’s Field Services proposals.
- Compliance with department operating procedures and quality assurance program requirements applicable to Engineering Services.
- Performing Project Management tasks including PO reviews, booking projects, and ensuring compliance with customer requirements.
- In addition to the above Engineering Services accountabilities, the following secondary accountabilities related to Life Cycle Engineering may be applicable to this role incuding supporting plant maintenance outages by leading engineering evaluations of inspection data to determine repair and maintenance activities required to meet the component structural integrity requirements. Assignments will be based on a combination of established methodologies and the development of new approaches in conjunction with other engineers.
Education, Qualifications & Experience
- Bachelor or Masters of Science in Engineering (Mechanical, Materials, Chemistry or equivalent).
- Experience and knowledge of (typically 5+ yrs):
- Nuclear pressure vessel equipment design and operation, including familiarity with the ASME Pressure Vessel Code (Sec. III and Sec. VIII), CSA N285.0 and N299.
- Degradation mechanisms related to pressure vessels and heat exchangers, including tube wear, stress corrosion cracking, FAC, etc.
- Working knowledge of Engineering Change Control (ECC) processes in nuclear power plants (would be an asset).
- Ability to support multiple concurrent projects and meet deadlines.
- Capable of developing practical, innovative solutions to a range of technical challenges.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Professional engineering designation (P. Eng) is an asset.
- Exposure to Project Management Principles and basic project financial concepts would be an asset.
Diversity & Inclusion Statement
SWC and our client believe diversity drives innovation. We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where every individual feels valued and empowered to contribute. We encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and other underrepresented groups.
If you are interested in this opportunity and would like to learn more, please submit your resume to [email protected]. We thank all candidates for their interest, however only those selected to move forward will be contacted.
