Duties:

·         Perform assembly and test of retubing equipment and systems. The equipment is typically used for reactor component and feeder removal and re-installation. 

·         Specialist Tech will perform technical supervision of others within the work unit.

·         Occasionally perform duties in a radiation environment (including equipment decontamination) as well as environments with conventional hazards.

·         Assist the supervisor in supporting development programs for new or improved fuel handling components.

·         Assist in preparation of specifications, procedures and acceptance standards within AECL.

·         Work within a multi-disciplinary team of AECL employees engaged in retubing  equipment design, development, testing, manufacturing and supply.

·         Understand and perform work based on standard procedures. Comply with AECL QA standard and prepare documentation work processes as necessary.

·         Perform day-to-day “hands on” type of work such as assembly, testing, operation and maintenance of mock-ups, tools and equipment.

·         Record and analyze test results and perform investigations as appropriate.

·         Prepare, modify or contribute to technical documents, including drawings, designs and procedures.

·         May perform safety assessments and prepare work permits.

·         Interact effectively with customers and suppliers.

·         May assist in the development of engineering processes, which may include engineering procurement, design and maintenance.

·         Plan, organize and carry out work in their field.

·         Provide direction to others in their technical field.

·         Provide training to others on specific processes or procedures.

Qualifications:

·         Minimum requirements are graduation from a recognized institute of advanced technology, or equivalent formal education, in a field relevant to the position and normally has 6-8 years of pertinent technological experience (more than 8 years for L4) OR secondary school graduation diploma or equivalent and normally has 10-12 years (more than 15 years for L4) of pertinent and progressive experience or the equivalent in experience, additional education and/ or training.

·         Field experience in an industrial plant is an asset.

·         Previous training and experience in robotics, mechantronics, fuel handling or custom machinery is required

·         Nuclear Energy Worker (NEW) designation with Radiation Protection Training at Level 3 or willing to be designated as a Nuclear Energy Worker.

·         Must be effective in a multi-discipline team environment.

·         Proven initiative and motivation, and good people skills to work with peers as well internal and external customers and suppliers.

·         Results oriented, takes ownership of tasks assigned.

·         Must be able to work to tight deadlines and financial controls.

·         Familiarity with AECL QA processes or equivalent.

·         Proven written and oral communication skills.

AECL has an Employment Equity Program and encourages applications from women, Aboriginal Peoples, visible minorities and persons with disabilities. 

We thank all applicants for their interest.  Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. The position will remain posted until the position has been filled.