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Engineer/Scientist, Nuclear and MechanicalEmployment Type: PermanentEmployment Level: SeniorLocation: 901 Brock Road, Pickering, OntarioDepartment: Design and Engineering Services, Site Engineering ProjectsReports to: Section Manager, Site Engineering Projects – OPG SiteHours per week: 37.5Number Required: 2Salary Range: $120,000 – $145,000. Exact compensation may vary depending on the individual experience and qualifications of each candidate. Applicants with greater or less than the minimum qualifications for this posted opportunity may be considered for alternate opportunities.BenefitsTotal Compensation: Competitive total compensation package, including pay for performance programs (merit pay and discretionary annual performance bonuses), comprehensive health benefits and wellness programs, member discounts, employee referral bonus, pension plan eligibility, career development programs, and professional development/educational reimbursements.Other benefits may include:Health and wellness programsEmployee referral programPension plan eligibilityCareer and professional development opportunitiesThe OpportunityKinectrics has a growing portfolio of services supporting the development and deployment of new nuclear power plants and leading the life extension projects of existing nuclear power plants in Canada and around the world. As part of our growing design team, the successful candidate will be responsible for the design of mechanical systems and/or components in both the traditional nuclear market and new initiatives that develop nuclear technology. The role is located within the OPG Site Engineering (Mech/Civil) section in the Durham Region and focuses on leading projects at various OPG sites, such as Pickering and Darlington. The role will be engaged in refurbishment projects and/or new build projects led by the OPG site services team.Provide input and direction to the development of conceptual/detailed equipment designs as they progress through a structured design process.Provide technical oversight and mentoring of more junior members of the engineering team.Perform mechanical engineering analysis and/or reactor core design and analysis.Interface with construction/procurement partners and utility stakeholders throughout the lifecycle of the design project (i.E., from preliminary and conceptual engineering to detailed design, implementation, and close‑out) to provide practical and effective solutions as per requirements.Provide field support to multdisciplined plant design modifications, including provision of field engineering.Understand and assess client problems and determine appropriate means of solution.Conduct technical assessments and emergent troubleshooting/engineering to support refurbishment projects and operating unit (capital) projects.Interface effectively with other staff on multi‑disciplinary projects.Stay current with developments within the field of expertise.Occasional travel within the GTA may be required.Other duties as assigned.Accountabilities: How You Will Make an ImpactMechanical or nuclear engineering activities including piping and process system design, preparation of system design specifications, flow diagrams, piping isometric drawings, equipment and component sizing calculations, technical specifications, and design drawings.Design of modular engineered systems, including skid‑type systems and components.Vendor‑interface and preparation of equipment and component specifications to facilitate procurement—including selection of nuclear (Class 1/2/3) and conventional (Class 6) valves, flanges, fittings, pumps, and heat exchangers.Assist with technical evaluations, independent third‑party reviews, design walk‑downs, system hydraulic calculations, component sizing calculations, and HVAC flow balance calculations.Working knowledge of relevant codes and standards including CSA N285, ASME Section III, Section VIII, and/or B31.1; ASME Section III Appendix XXIII qualification is considered an asset.Working knowledge of Nuclear Quality Assurance Standards such as N299 and CSA N286.Knowledge and experience working with nuclear power plant (e.G., OPG or Bruce Power) systems & processes.QualificationsA bachelor’s or graduate degree in Mechanical Engineering or Nuclear Engineering (or equivalent) is required.Candidate is expected to have or pursue attainment of the P.Eng. designation.Experience with nuclear safety & licensing is an asset.Good time‑management skills and the ability to interface effectively with and gain the trust of station customers.Assist in development of proposals and negotiation of contracts with clients.Knowledge of project management methodologies and processes is a must.Eight or more years of relevant nuclear experience is considered necessary.Currently approved nuclear security clearance (e.G., OPG or Bruce Power) is an asset.Engineering change control is a must.Kinectrics welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.This role requires the successful candidate to complete the security clearance process. The clearance process is conducted in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) and may take up to 12 months to complete.Kinectrics Inc is strongly committed to diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) and welcomes applications from all individuals.As part of your application, you will be asked to complete a voluntary diversity survey. The collection of self‑identification data is driven by a commitment to DE&I and ensures Kinectrics’ continuous review and improvement of its programs. The information you provide is strictly confidential and your responses will only be used for statistical purposes. Your responses do not affect your candidacy in any way.#J-18808-Ljbffr
