Nuclear Services Technologist

• Perform project management tasks for customer deliverables
• Participate in kick-off meetings, pre-job briefings, post-job reviews, and lessons learned meetings
• Assist with planning and concepting upgrades for automated tooling
• Organize and coordinate tasks for maintenance and testing operations
• Collaborate on and communicate task logic using diagrams and schedules
• Monitor and report progress, delays, risks, and impact on the overall schedules
• Identify, schedule, and track procurement of critical long-lead items
• Interface with clients' Contract Supervisors and vendors
• Support shipping and receiving of contaminated equipment, including packing/unpacking tools and compliance with radioactive shipping procedures
• Support tooling readiness reviews
• Generate work packages, procedures, test plans, training content, and manuals
• Collect data and document tooling status and production rates as required
• Perform data analysis and create detailed technical summaries for emergent issues and future improvements
• Create shift logs adhering to the format and quality requested by the project and customer
• Manage procurement, delivery, and storage of spare parts and materials to maintain inventory
• Determine reorder points and quantities for spare parts and materials
• Assist with maintenance of a spare parts inventory
• Prepare spare parts kits for outages and manage the return of unused parts to long-term storage
• Execute testing procedures and perform maintenance for automated tooling during development and upgrades
• Assist with staging and preparing facility work areas and reactor mock-ups
• Assist with assembling equipment and preparing emergent work instructions
• Lead troubleshooting efforts, root cause evaluations, and problem solving exercises with crews
• Set up controls, computer systems, and cabling for testing and troubleshooting operations
• Prepare recovery plans, implement troubleshooting plans and preventive actions

• Required to be a Nuclear Energy Worker (NEW) due to reactor vault work and handling contaminated tooling at CNSC-licensed facilities
• Security clearances from Bruce Power, OPG, and/or CNL are required for short-term assignments at their CNSC-licensed sites
• Engineering degree or post-secondary technology degree/diploma in mechanical technology, mechatronics, robotics, controls, industrial or manufacturing engineering, or equivalent
• Experience in assembly, testing, and commissioning of automated nuclear tooling
• Working knowledge of nuclear quality systems, codes, and standards (CSA N285, CSA Z299, CSA N299)
• High proficiency in computer software applications, including Microsoft Office, PLM software, SolidWorks, SCADA
• Strong verbal and written communication skills, leadership, and customer-facing behavior

Project engineering, electro-mechanical analysis, and project management experience is an asset

• Competitive starting salaries
• comprehensive health and dental benefits
• overtime pay
• employee bonus
• RSP matching
• Employee Share Purchase Program
• treat days
• gourmet coffee and beverages
• subsidized breakfast and lunches in cafeteria
• employee referral bonuses
• educational reimbursement program