Senior Mechanical Engineer

Description

• Interface with other engineering disciplines to obtain data and resolve issues relevant to design. Conduct technical, conceptual and detailed design meetings with peers, clients, and suppliers. Conduct site visits at site and suppliers.
• Review design calculation , analysis reports, documents, and drawings in support of design verification.
• Perform conceptual and detail design activities for mechanical systems which include preparation of flow sheets, detail drawings, equipment arrangement/layouts as well as sizing and selection of mechanical equipment , technical specifications, and registration design submissions related to power plants (both conventional and/or nuclear), mining, oil & gas industry, etc.
• Work in accordance with applicable codes, standards, regulations, and client/company procedures.
• Perform pre-order and post-order engineering support for procurement of engineered equipment and packages including vendor documents review, preparing and reviewing engineering quotation requests, technical evaluations and resolving design deviations.
• Define mechanical work scope, performing cost estimates, support proposal preparation, monitoring and reporting project progress and communicating with clients.
• Provide engineering support to quality surveillance, manufacturing, assembly and testing with non-conformances. Review and approve supplier's capability to fabricate the required component within the applicable requirements. Evaluate the completeness and status of delivered equipment.

Requirements

• Willing to travel to and potentially work at Project sites to meet corporate needs (Note: the initial site location is at the Mississauga head office in Ontario).
• Presentation skills and public speaking abilities are an asset.
• Knowledge of power conversion systems, pneumatic systems, Demin Water, Diesel, and H2 supply systems for nuclear power plants is an asset.
• Solid understanding of process systems, P&IDs, material selection and fundamentals of equipment design.
• Engineering degree from an accredited University in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Engineering Science.
• Qualification in the last five (5) years as a Specialized Professional Engineer to ASME Section III Division 1, Appendix XXIII is an asset.
• Experience performing work according to nuclear power plants procedures, practices with the appropriate qualifications for nuclear power plants engineering activities is an asset.
• Working knowledge of/experience with the CSA B51 standard, ANSI B31.1 , ASME B31.3 , codes, ASME Section VIII and other power plants applicable standards or regulatory guides.
• Knowledge of seismic and environmental qualification methods and processes is an asset.
• Registered Professional Engineer in a Province of Canada, qualified to seal mechanical and chemical engineering documents.
• Knowledge of/experience using nuclear pressure boundary Codes and Standards, including CSA N285.0 and ASME Section III for reactor systems, code classification, code class boundary, and design registration is an asset.
• Experience working in or performing design work for Balance of Plant systems within a nuclear facility licensed in Canada or outside Canada.
• Solid understanding and experience with equipment sizing, selection, and troubleshooting issues.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• A minimum of 10 years of experience in Mechanical Equipment Design with knowledge in piping systems, pumps, fans, motors, valves, heat exchangers, steam generators, compressors, pressure vessels, packaged equipment, etc.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance