Modification Team Lead, Nuclear

Coordinate between the Bird team and the Owner/Customer’s work processes throughout the project lifecycle  

Work closely with Owner/Customer’s engineering team, Design Service Provider, and other stakeholders in resolving technical issues 

Responsible for Design Service Provider oversight on all projects or portions of projects where the design services are subcontracted to a Design Service Provider 

Coordinate the assessment of the execution scope within the Owner/Customer's work management system  

Fulfill the field team role as required by the Owner/Customer’s procedures  

Coordinate with the procurement team to address any procurement-related issues  

Conduct field walkdowns as required throughout the project life cycle 

Provide installation and commissioning technical oversight  

Create installation or commissioning workplans when required  

Identify and update existing Owner/Customer’s operations and maintenance procedures because of the initiated projects when required  

Initiate Temporary Change Requests (TCRs) as required for temporary alteration in power plants  

Coordinates work protection requirements with the Owner/Customer’s stakeholders and work protection representatives from Bird  

Develop preventative maintenance strategies when required and initiate technical procedural changes resulting from the project as required  

Develop modification turnover strategies to the Owner/Customer 

Document any technical installation issues on an issue tracking file and drive the resolution of these issues 

Collaborate with Design Team Lead on field changes and determine whether they follow the intent or non-intent change criteria 

Arrange post installation walk-down with all stakeholders 

Ensure all request for information (RFI) for field changes are incorporated in the final drawings prior to turning over the project to the Owner/Customer 

Complete all required forms and documentation to demonstrate readiness for commissioning or turnover to the Owner/Customer 

Assess training requirement to the Owner/Customer’s personnel based on the modification 

Undergraduate Degree in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Nuclear, or related Engineering discipline. 

Registered or eligible for registration as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) or Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Ontario. 

3-8 years of project engineering, project coordination, construction, or engineering experience within industrial, infrastructure, energy, or nuclear environments. 

Experience supporting projects for OPG, Bruce Power, CNL, or other regulated nuclear facilities is considered a strong asset. 

Knowledge of engineering, procurement, construction, and project delivery processes. 

Understanding of project controls, cost management, scheduling, forecasting, and change management principles. 

Experience reviewing engineering drawings, technical specifications, procedures, and construction work packages. 

Strong analytical, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills with exceptional attention to detail. 

Ability to manage multiple priorities and adapt to changing project requirements in a fast-paced environment. 

Strong organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills. 

Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships across multidisciplinary teams. 

Demonstrated commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement. 

Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and project management tools. 

Excellent written and verbal communication skills. 

Nuclear security clearance or eligibility to obtain site access clearance is considered an asset.