Resume Due Date:  Friday, August 2^nd, 2024 (5:00PM EST)

Number of Vacancies: 1

Level:  MP4

Duration: 12 months

Hours of work:   35

Location: 777 Brock Rd. Pickering (100% Onsite)

Job Overview

• Provide electrical design engineer services for nuclear power plant modifications, and for maintenance & inspection tooling development modification projects.
• Prepare, review, verify, accept, and process all design deliverables including deliverables associated with procurement, installation, commissioning, available for service (AFS) and close out activities.
• Oversight of Design Service Provider (DSP) during various project phases.
• Oversight on behalf of OPG for ensuring DSP delivers high quality services for design modifications & tooling projects for the successful installation, commissioning and AFS by following OPG's Engineering Change Control (ECC) process which includes, but is not limited to the following:
• N-PROG-MP-0001 - Engineering Change Control
• N-PROC-MP-0090, Engineering Change Control Process
• N-GUID-00700-10000, Engineering Change Control Guide to Management Expectation
• N-PROC-MP-0105, Quality Design Plan, Contractor supplied, custom designed and maintained Engineered Tooling
• N-COl-00120-00001, Contractor/Owner Interface Requirements for Nuclear
• N-STD-MP-0009, ContracUOwner Engineering Interface and Oversight
• N-GUID-01920-10000, Guideline for Engineering Oversight
• N-GUID-00700-10015, Vendor Oversight Guide for Nuclear Engineering

• Key accountabilities include performing these duties to expected high standards of quality and providing results as per commitments.
• Ensure that Engineering deliverables provided by the DSP meet the design with high quality (and free of errors), and that design complies with OPG governance and codes and standards.
• Ensure DSP delivers engineering deliverables with quality that meets applicable codes and standards in the applicable Operating License and in compliance with OPG governance framework.
• Ensure that the deliverables are optimal (without exaggerated and unnecessary requirements) for the industry standards yielding to safe and cost-effective product.
• Allow for early detection of potential issues so that corrective measures are taken at the appropriate time.
• Share best practices and lessons learned between the DSP and OPGN engineering staff.
• Ensure approved design is constructible, operable, and maintainable safely without any adverse impact on plant's design basis.
• Monitor and improve DSP performance with the objective of reducing OPGN interface time (to save costs due to continuous learning).
• Develop good professional relationship with DSP ensuring continual value-added service is provided by the DSP to OPG.
• Ensure stakeholders expectations are satisfactorily met. Stong project management knowledge and experience in dealing with multiple stakeholders and driving design tasks and deliverables in cross functional teams.
• In collaboration with the project sponsors, develop business cases, conceptual ideas, project scopes, and technical feasibility reviews.
• Duties associated with performing electrical design modifications, including design engineer prepared and verified modification packages for nuclear power plant site modifications and as well related to tooling development and modification projects.
• Participate in constructability and design reviews for including electrical drawings, piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), project instructions and specifications.
• Attend project & design interface routine meetings. Also prepare and review meetings material (presentations) and participate in senior management meetings.
• Engineering participation in emergent team efforts, if required, which may include but not limited to: High Impact (cross functional) Teams (HIT), Technical Operability Evaluation (TOE), etc.

Qualifications

• Post-Secondary Education in Electrical Engineering is a must.
• University Degree in Electrical Engineering, Preferred.
• Minimum 1O years of experience in electrical design engineering projects.
• Proven track record in electrical design and analysis in electrical power distribution, including application to nuclear plants is preferred.
• Qualified to OPG Qualification (QUAL) 45233-Design Engineering Supplemental Staff or 33685-Design Engineer, preferred.
• Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) Designation is a must.
• Candidates who have worked in a Nuclear Engineering environment are preferred, but not required.
• Strong knowledge of generating station power/electrical upgrades including necessary system protection/system stability and relaying.
• Experience in performing condition assessments and design modifications of electrical equipment such as transformers, breakers, switch gears, electric motors, motor control centers, generators, and other power plant equipment.
• In depth knowledge and experience of use of appropriate electrical codes and standards, as applied to nuclear power plants.
• OPG Nuclear Site Security Clearance is an asset.
• Knowledge & working experience of Instrumentation and Control (l&C) is an asset.
• Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification through the Project Management Institute (PMI) is an asset