Principal Consultant - Licensing

Kinectrics takes pride in being consistently ranked as one of the best places to work in the energy and utility industry, where purpose and people mean as much as innovation and growth. That's why we choose only the best and brightest to join us. To keep pace with Canada's expanding energy and utility sector, Kinectrics has grown from a company of 300 to over 1,000 in only the last few years - and we aren't looking to slow down. Join our diverse, supportive workplace for a rewarding career in the electricity industry.
Position:
Principal Consultant - Licensing
Employment Type:
Permanent
Location:
393 University Avenue, Toronto, ON
Department:
Nuclear Safety and Licensing
Reports to:
Manager, Advanced Reactor Integration & Analysis
Number Required:
3
What We Offer
Purpose:
The work we do each day helps communities around the world. Find satisfaction in work that really matters, working alongside and as part of the best and brightest in the industry.
Growth:
We encourage our employees to grow alongside our company thanks to a number of significant training and personal development opportunities.
Innovation:
Our staff proudly develop innovations that push the industry forward.
Diversity:
The company is dedicated to promoting diversity in its workforce. Our diversity committee ensures we stay up to date on leading trends and best practices.
Competitive Compensation:
We offer a competitive total compensation package unmatched by most industries throughout North America.
Kinectrics is the Canadian leader in nuclear safety and licensing services. With one of the largest and most experienced teams of nuclear safety and licensing practitioners in the world, this is an exciting opportunity to join the team as we support the continued operation of the nuclear fleet and the build-out of new clean energy infrastructure globally.
A section under the Licensing & Advanced Reactor directorate has been established to lead the licensing efforts for various new build work programs. This includes support to reactor developers and utilities seeking to deploy new nuclear projects. Specific scopes of work performed in the section include:
preparation of documents for CNSC Vendor Design Reviews, execution of site evaluation activities, authoring of preliminary safety analysis report (PSAR) chapters, preparation and/or review of licence applications, and preparation of licensing strategies for various clients. We are seeking multiple licensing experts to lead and execute projects in this exciting area of work.
Accountabilities:
How You Will Make an Impact
Provide nuclear safety and licensing support to clients in the nuclear sector in the areas of Nuclear Siting, Environmental/Impact Assessments, Deterministic Safety Analysis, Probabilistic Safety Analysis, Operational Nuclear Safety, Emergency Preparedness, Nuclear Security, Regulatory Affairs, and other related disciplines.
Propose, plan, lead and/or conduct licensing projects.
Provide technical leadership and key capabilities in licensing projects.
Provide technical mentoring to junior staff.
Carry out work with a view to ensuring customer satisfaction.
Outline, assign and oversee the tasks of others on the team.
Support the development of proposals.
Prepare technical reports suitable for submission to clients and to nuclear regulators (for example, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission).
What You Need to Succeed
Minimum of a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Engineering Science, Physics, Applied Mathematics or equivalent is required. Advanced specialized knowledge and education are an asset.
Minimum of fifteen years of relevant experience in the Nuclear Industry in roles that exhibited strong technical/team leadership, direct regulator engagement, and the preparation of new or novel licensing approaches.
In-depth understanding of the Canadian regulatory framework and practical experience in working with Canadian regulatory requirements.
Experience preparing licence applications, licence compliance assessments, and the conduct of regulatory affairs activities.
Experience interfacing with the CNSC and other applicable regulators.
Ability to lead complex technical work programs with a technical team.
In-depth understanding of nuclear power plant design and operation, and its relation to the plant licensing basis.
Fundamental or more advanced knowledge of water cooled and non-water-cooled reactor designs including advanced reactor types is an asset.
Must be motivated by working with engineering professionals committed to producing timely and high-quality technical work.
Must be able to organize and prioritize assigned work and to coordinate multiple activities efficiently.
Flexible in terms of willingness to accept evolving assignments as current projects end and new projects begin.
Candidates are expected to have or pursue attainment of the P.Eng. designation, if eligible.
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.
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