Facility Authority In-Training, Fuels & Materials Cells

Are you looking for a role that will challenge you and allow you to make a meaningful impact on a high-profile nuclear facility project? Can you see yourself bringing together technical expertise, project delivery, and operational readiness to help ensure the successful commissioning of the  Facility Authority (FA) In-Training role within Fuels and Materials Cells (FMC) ? If you thrive on solving complex technical problems and working collaboratively to deliver practical solutions, this may be the job for you.

What you will be doing!

Ensuring the safe, compliant operation, maintenance, and stewardship of the Fuels and Materials Cells (FMC).

Implementing and overseeing Conduct of Operations programs, safe work practices, and personnel development initiatives.

Maintaining compliance with all applicable licences, permits, regulations, and federal and provincial legislative requirements.

Acting as the primary liaison with regulatory authorities, including managing inspections, reporting requirements, and event investigations.

Leading resource planning, recruitment, authorization of Facility Managers, and implementation of training programs.

Managing financial performance, developing and delivering facility projects, and serving as or appointing Incident Authority during facility emergencies.

Other duties as assigned by your manager.

What we are looking for:

Education

Must hold a university degree in science or engineering, or equivalent combination of education, knowledge and experience. Formal education in metallurgy or knowledge of post-irradiation examination (PIE) techniques is an asset.

Experience

Must have a minimum of five years of experience in the regulation, operation, or maintenance of nuclear facilities, which includes supervisory experience.

Demonstrated experience in managing successfully completed projects.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Familiarity with construction and commissioning of projects within Class 1 nuclear facilities.

A strong grounding in the technical and regulatory dimensions of nuclear and conventional operations and program planning.

Must have good review skills for applications to work, and project planning and reporting documentation.

Demonstrated capability to work within a multi-disciplined project team.

Must have demonstrated leadership and interpersonal skills, along with the ability to delegate effectively, resolve conflicts, and negotiate constructively.

Ability to lead in a team environment, maintain a clear focus on team goals, and establish good rapport with groups and individuals of many diverse professions is required.

Strong problem-solving skills are essential.

Must demonstrate a mechanical aptitude and have a sound working knowledge of mechanical systems, process systems and basic instrumentation.

Must have a strong knowledge in the operations of a nuclear facility.

Must have a working knowledge of the hazards associated with handling radioactive materials.

Demonstrated knowledge of ALARA principles, including hazardous work assessments and radiological work planning within a nuclear operating environment.

Strong organizational, planning, and analytical skills.

Ability to perform a variety of duties, changing tasks without loss of efficiency or composure.

Excellent written and oral communication skills, to effectively communicate with facility staff, and interface with external groups, including the CNSC and customers.

Ability to function as a team leader.

High personal standards of performance and commitment to the safe operation of the facility.

Must have knowledge of basic financial/accounting practices, experience with budget preparation and business management.

Security Clearance Eligibility Required

Level 2 Secret requires a minimum of 7 years of verifiable history…