Location: Pickering, Ontario
On-Site: Hybrid (2 Days on Site) 
Discipline: Mechanical Engineering
Job Type: Contract
Duration: 2 Years
Hourly Rate: $80 - 95/hour 
Vacancies: 1


Responsibilities: 

• Provide technical leadership and execute detailed design engineering change packages for the boiler replacement project at Pickering nuclear generating station.
• Liaise with client and partners to ensure solutions identified meet underlying needs.
• Supervise and mentor the Steam Generating Team (SGT Canada) Design Team in solving unique problems that support production of clean safe reliable power in Ontario
• Provide knowledge and oversight for engineering deliverables to support plant lifetime operations including design, construction, testing, commissioning, plant operations, maintenance and decommissioning
• Provide resolution of technical issues during design, installation and commissioning phases of projects.
• Resource management, work assignment, and support for proposals and estimating
• Track and support team performance on schedule and cost metrics
• Promote a culture of continuous improvement within the team
• Familiarity with/Knowledge of OPG’s systems, processes, and procedures

Experience: 

• Experience executing design and/or EPC projects (either in a Project Management or Engineering capacity) with OPG will be considered an asset.
• Strong knowledge of nuclear design engineering, engineering change control and related codes and standards.
• Ability to respond rapidly to changing demands and transition between diverse projects and work teams
• Strong problem-solving ability demonstrated through enhanced productivity
• Demonstrates experience training and mentoring others plus proven ability to interact well at all levels of the organization and with external stakeholders

Core Engineering focus areas - MECHANICAL:

• Process Piping Design, including Valves, Pumps, and Heat Exchangers
• Fluid Dynamics, including steady state and dynamic flow analyses
• Machine Design, Solid Mechanics, and Failure Theory, including piping stress analysis and FEA