Technical Director, Nuclear Site Infrastructure Program (ESP Tech Lead)
Egis In Canada
International engineering firm delivering intelligent infrastructure, transport and building solutions globally.
Lead technical strategy & delivery for nuclear site prep, ensuring regulatory compliance.
8 days ago ago
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hybrid
Company Size
20,500 Employees
Service Specialisms
Engineering
Consulting
Project Management
Design
Architecture
Construction Services
Urban Planning
Transport Infrastructure
Sector Specialisms
Buildings and property
Infrastructure and transportation
Earth, environment and community
Water and resources
Rail and transit
Role
Description
licensing alignment
technical execution
integration management
regulatory compliance
team coordination
client liaison
Oversee technical alignment with IAAC permitting and CNSC licensing (License to Prepare Site).
Ensure all deliverables comply with project standards, quality systems, and project controls.
Foster a strong nuclear safety culture, ensuring strict configuration management between design and licensing bases.
Establish the execution framework, and contribute for schedule, cost estimation, and resource planning, to support Phase 2 implementation.
Direct execution of conceptual engineering activities across all grouped aspects of site preparation.
Provide technical assurance that all preparatory studies and plans position the project for a risk-mitigated transition into execution.
Define and lead the technical execution strategy for all site preparation aspects (permits, earthworks, facilities, utilities, safety, infrastructure, and special functions).
Coordinate technical work across EGIS France and EGIS Canada, ensuring knowledge transfer and regulatory alignment.
Provide leadership and mentoring to multidisciplinary technical teams.
Lead the structuring of site preparation work into logical packages, ensuring interdependencies and risks are fully defined.
Provide oversight and assurance of integration across all engineering disciplines.
Provide technical leadership to ensure outputs are robust, regulator-compliant, and aligned with downstream activities.
Represent technical positions in governance reviews, regulatory workshops, and stakeholder meetings (including Indigenous Groups and local authorities).
Lead lessons learned activities, embedding best practices into the project’s technical baseline.
Ensure that work packages are technically sound, integrated, and support long-term constructability, operability, and maintainability.
Validate baseline assumptions through site assessments, walkdowns, and stakeholder engagement.
Oversee progressive reporting and deliverable reviews (drafts to final).
Provide technical justification for licensing and permitting decisions.
Manage close coordination between France- and Canada-based teams, ensuring international expertise is adapted to Canadian standards.
Ensure that technical inputs are regulator-ready, traceable, and delivered on schedule.
Promote continuous improvement and capability development across teams.
Act as the senior technical point of contact with the client's engineering, permitting, and project controls teams.
Develop, lead, and maintain an Integrated Project Team (IPT) with relevant stakeholders, ensuring join decision-making, technical alignment, and effective progress tracking.
Requirements
regulatory
leadership
15+ years
licensing
advanced degree
qa/qc
Mastery of regulatory and permitting frameworks.
Strong leadership in project controls, assurance, and integration.
15+ years’ experience in nuclear/large-scale infrastructure, with demonstrated leadership in Nuclear Power Plant Construction Readiness Program.
Proven experience with nuclear licensing and permitting. Canadian Regulatory experiences is an asset.
Effective stakeholder and client engagement.
Advanced degree in Civil, Nuclear, Mechanical, or related Engineering discipline.
Senior technical authority in nuclear/energy site preparation.
Team development and mentoring capability.
Strong track record in project controls integration, QA/QC (ISO 9001, ISO 19443,), and regulatory-driven project delivery.
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Company
Overview
Revenue €2.16B
Global Revenue 2024
Generated over €2.16 billion in revenue globally in 2024, demonstrating strong financial performance.
100 Countries
Global Presence
Operates in over 100 countries, showcasing extensive international reach and influence.
1,000 Professionals
Canadian Workforce
Employs over 1,000 professionals across 13 offices in Canada, indicating significant local expertise.
Operating across mobility, infrastructure and the built environment, they design, build and operate intelligent systems from idea to operation.
Strong leadership in Canada, with a new CEO appointed in 2024 to steer growth and integration in North America.
Recognized with top industry awards, including Ontario Engineering Project Awards for excellence in bridge engineering.
Culture + Values
Teamwork and collaboration
Innovation and creativity
Customer focus
Integrity and responsibility
Agility and adaptability
Excellence and continuous improvement
Environment + Sustainability
2050 net-zero goal
Emissions Target
Aiming to achieve net-zero emissions by the year 2050 through comprehensive sustainability initiatives.
Incorporating sustainability in every project
Commitment to minimizing environmental impact
Developing eco-efficient infrastructure solutions
Supporting circular economy initiatives
Integrating renewable energy solutions into designs
Inclusion & Diversity
Commitment to building a diverse workforce
Focus on gender balance and equality
Implementation of training programs for inclusivity
Active support for women in leadership roles
Monitoring progress through regular diversity metrics