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Overview Engineering /Technical Manager Instrumentation and Controls role at AtkinsRalis. The Engineering Manager (EM) Instrumentation and Controls will report functionally to the Engineering Director, Candu Engineering, and daily to the project Site Technical Engineering Director. The EM oversees the execution of design and technical activities in a site project delivery environment in accordance with industry standards and established governance and will be responsible for assigned aspects of site related engineering, and construction delivery for a New Nuclear program. This role requires close stakeholder management of partners and client, as well as leadership of project team members. The EM Instrumentation and Controls is expected to have significant experience and skills in engineering, procurement, construction, contract management and project controls including project delivery and project execution methodology. Leading integrated teams is an equally important skill; developing and building a large team of professionals is a requirement of this role. As DNNP is considered a mega project, the overall engineering scope has been divided into bundles; one of which is called Nuclear Island. This scope is comprised of the Reactor Building, Radwaste Building, Control Building, and Service Building. This role is to provide engineering oversight for these scope for detailed site-specific design scopes to support the construction schedule. This role will be based in Oshawa, ON . The project teams are predominantly located to the east of Toronto near and at the project site in Courtice-Darlington Nuclear Generating Station in Ontario. Your Role Within The Team Responsibilities Manage the site engineering to installation at a new build station of Instrumentation and Control Systems including definition of system functional and performance requirements and environmental and seismic qualification. Planning and executing work consistent with quality, cost, and schedule requirements. Coordinating and oversight of instrumentation and control design activities related to the completion of fundamental design for a nuclear power plant. Coordinating the design interface between the NSP and balance of plant (BOP) portions of a nuclear power plant. Ensuring that work is conducted in accordance with applicable Engineering and Quality Assurance procedures, and in accordance with the contract, applicable specifications, and technical requirements. Interfacing with stakeholders, including Engineering peers, Modelling, Procurement, Construction representatives, and prospective equipment and/or system vendors, to ensure system designs meet performance, safety, and regulatory requirements, and that the resulting designs are constructable, operable, and maintainable. Ensuring department deliverables are produced in accordance with budget, schedule, quality, and technical requirements. Removing barriers that could impact safety, quality, cost, and schedule performance. People Management Forecasting resource demands for the assigned work scope, including required skills, capabilities, and durations. Working with marketing and other business groups to maintain and improve client relationships and offerings. The Engineering Manager will oversee the work of 10 to 20 Instrumentation and Control engineering staff. Supervisory responsibilities include: Fostering a positive team environment where good performance is recognized and celebrated. Assemble a project team through recruiting, interviewing and/or selecting staff with appropriate skills and establishing training and qualifications planning and development programs suitable for the work and development of succession plans. Performing administrative tasks, e.g., timesheet approvals, vacation approvals, Goal setting, Performance feedback and performance enhancement Make effective decisions / recommendations on human resource issues Promoting AtkinsRalis values with focus on ED&I. Supporting the development of succession plans. Supporting the Functional Management team (as requested) with: Objectives and goals, Individual Development Plan, Training and Qualifications Management, Knowledge Transfer, Competency Management. Qualifications & Skills Bachelors degree in electrical or mechatronics engineering, or related field from an accredited University. Registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario, qualified to seal engineering documents. 10+ years experience supporting various type of projects including engineering services, refurbishments, and/or new build construction projects. 5+ years experience leading teams is required. Experience on a new build project is an asset (e.g. nuclear, combined cycle, un-conventional nuclear). Experience managing engineering work with interfacing requirements involving other engineering teams (Process / Systems, Mechanical, Physics, Safety, Licensing, Civil / Structural, Electrical, Human Factors,), Procurement, Quality Assurance, Contracts, and Construction including prospective equipment and/or system vendors, to ensure system designs meet performance, safety, and regulatory requirements, and that the resulting designs are constructable, operable, and maintainable. Technical skills include assembling and leading a multidisciplinary project team, supervising engineering professionals, maintaining supervisory org., ensuring compliance with corporate standards and regulatory guides, and experience with plant control system design in a nuclear context. Experience in the Engineering Change Control process for field as-built conditions, dispositions to non-conformances, and updating Technical Specifications as required. Excellent communication, interpersonal, organization and time management skills; results-driven with ability to remove barriers to deliverables. Security Clearance eligibility (PWGSC) and experience interfacing with regulatory bodies is an asset. Are you up for this challenge? Apply today and join our team to help engineer a Better Future for our Planet and its People. #J-18808-Ljbffr