Site Master Planning Lead

Overview

Lead site master planning and integration for nuclear power plant site development

Key Responsibilities

• site planning
• gis integration
• model coordination
• interface management
• permitting
• 4d planning

Tasks

-Coordinate design input requirements and field validation with geotechnical, environmental, civil, and utilities teams. -Support permit applications, stakeholder presentations, and technical workshops with accurate graphical and spatial materials. -Ensure consistency between the Conceptual Engineering Report (CER) deliverables and field-validated site constraints. -Coordinate site walkdowns, topographic verifications, and as-found surveys, ensuring that all updates are reflected in the master plan. -Maintain the Site Layout Register and Interface Matrix linking model elements to Subordinate Design Plans (SDPs) and CER Annex references. -Prepare and maintain the Site Master Planning Report, incorporating site phasing diagrams, infrastructure maps, and spatial risk assessments. -Lead the development, review, and refinement of the NPP Site Master Plan, integrating inputs from all Aspect Groups and engineering disciplines. -Coordinate the functional arrangement of site elements, including haul roads, access gates, water management systems, electrical routing, and emergency access corridors. -Collaborate with the Permitting, Environmental, and Infrastructure Leads to maintain compliance with IAAC, MECP, and local municipal requirements. -Promote proactive collaboration with client teams, contractors, and permitting authorities. -Ensure that the nuclear safety culture and “3S by Design” principles (Safety, Security, Safeguards) are embedded in all site-planning activities. -Translate the client’s long-term expansion and operational strategy into a phased site-development plan. -Support development of temporary and permanent works integration plans, including laydown, batching, spoil areas, and access control. -Ensure the master plan supports constructability, phasing, and safety functions in alignment with IAEA SSG-38 (Site Evaluation for Nuclear Installations) and IAEA SSG-23 (Safety Functions). -On-Site Coordination and Interface Management -Serve as the primary site-based interface between Client’s engineering, operations, and site preparation teams. -Participate in constructability and operability reviews, advising on optimal site arrangement and phasing to minimize rework and environmental disturbance. -Mentor and guide discipline engineers and CAD/BIM designers working on site planning tasks. -Manage interface meetings, field verifications, and design workshops directly at Clietn site. -Support the Construction Program Director in integrating master planning outputs with Primavera P6 schedule logic for 4D planning and visualization. -Act as the on-site deputy for the Construction Program Director, providing day-to-day coordination, decision support, and leadership presence. -Validate that site layout and grading concepts align with construction logistics, access sequences, and material handling strategies. -Validate data consistency between engineering deliverables, geospatial files, and the CDE (Common Data Environment). -Provide weekly on-site reports summarizing progress, coordination issues, and recommendations to the Construction Program Director. -Define and maintain the spatial hierarchy of the site (nuclear island zones, conventional areas, exclusion zones, utilities corridors, logistics platforms, laydown areas, temporary works). -Oversee the on-site coordination of digital modeling and GIS integration, ensuring that AVEVA, Civil 3D, and Revit models are spatially aligned with the approved site grid and coordinate system. -Ensure that the Digital Site Layout Model (3D/4D) reflects up-to-date field conditions, survey data, and design assumptions. -Field Coordination (Interface management, site validation, problem-solving)

Requirements

• civil 3d
• revit
• aveva
• gis
• p. eng.
• leadership

What You Bring

-Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Civil, Structural, or Infrastructure Engineering, or Urban/Industrial Planning. -Supporting: QGIS/ArcGIS, Navisworks, Bluebeam Revu, Power BI, SharePoint (CDE) -Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) or Chartered Engineer (CEng) designation preferred. -Technical Integration (Site zoning, utilities coordination, constructability awareness) -Proven track record in NPP site layout development, utilities coordination, and construction logistics planning. -Technical Oversight and Constructability -Digital Fluency (3D/4D model integration, GIS alignment, data traceability) -Regulatory Awareness (Compliance with nuclear siting and permitting frameworks) -Communication (Stakeholder coordination, reporting clarity, visual presentation) -Experience with Canadian environmental and permitting processes (IAAC, MECP). -Data Exchange: IFC, DWG, RVT, NWD, GIS shapefiles -Exposure to digital integration platforms (AVEVA E3D, Navisworks, Autodesk Construction Cloud). -Excellent stakeholder-management and communication skills within multi-disciplinary, multicultural teams. -Minimum 10 years of experience in site planning or civil infrastructure development for nuclear or large industrial facilities. -Strong understanding of constructability, grading, drainage, and utilities integration in a regulated environment. -Familiarity with nuclear siting guidelines (IAEA SSG-38, IAEA SSG-23, CSA N-Series) and regulatory planning constraints. -Proficiency in Autodesk Civil 3D, Revit, and GIS platforms (QGIS/ArcGIS). -Primary: Autodesk Civil 3D, Revit, AVEVA E3D -Leadership (Deputizing, team alignment, proactive decision-making)

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