ResponsibilitiesLead themechanical engineering disciplineon major nuclear projects from concept through executionAct as theprimary mechanical interfacewith OPG and key project stakeholdersOversee and review engineering deliverables, includingP&IDs, equipment specifications, BOMs, piping layouts, stress analyses, and HVAC designsEnsure full compliance withCanadian nuclear codes and CNSC regulatory requirementsLead, mentor, and develop a team of mechanical engineers and designersCoordinate closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure integrated project deliveryReview and approve vendor documentation and technical submittalsDrivefit‑for‑purpose, compliant, and cost‑effective engineering solutionsSupport proposals, project planning, risk management, and client presentationsIdentify and manage scope changes, risks, and technical opportunitiesWhat You BringBachelor’s degree inMechanical Engineering(Master’s preferred)15+ years of mechanical engineering experience, including 5+ years innuclear projectsDirect OPG experience(employee, contractor, or consultant) – mandatoryActive OPG security clearanceStrong working knowledge ofOPG systems and processes(ECC, Asset Suite 9, EBOM)Deep understanding ofCSA nuclear standards(N285, N286, N299) and CNSC requirementsFamiliarity with Bruce Power processes is an assetExperience with tools such asANSYS, Caesar II, AutoPIPEProven ability to lead teams, manage complexity, and interface with senior stakeholdersStrong communication skills and a client‑focused mindsetWhy This RoleSenior, visible leadership position in Canada’s nuclear sectorOpportunity to influence standards, strategy, and innovationCollaborative, high‑performing engineering environment#J-18808-Ljbffr
Mechanical Engineering Discipline Lead
KIEWIT
oakville, oakville
Published 24 days ago
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