Junior Manufacturing Engineering Analyst

Location: CA.ON.Mississauga.2251 Speakman Drive

Job Description

Overview

AtkinsRéalis is currently looking for a Junior Manufacturing Engineering Analyst to support our Nuclear Manufacturing and Spare Parts programs and report to the Reactor Maintenance Technical Manager. Working under the supervision and guidance of experienced engineers, the successful candidate will support production control, manufacturing planning, procurement, quality verification, technical documentation, and project execution activities.

The employee will work closely with Manufacturing, Production Control, Procurement Engineering, Quality Assurance, Project Management, Supply Chain, and suppliers. The employee will be required to obtain security clearance for Candu Energy Inc. facilities and customer sites and may be required to travel to manufacturing facilities, supplier locations, and client sites, both domestically and internationally.

The employee will perform tasks commensurate with their experience and familiarity with the technology, with review and direction provided by senior engineering staff and licensed Professional Engineers.

The employee may be assigned to short-term field service assignments on CANDU Field Services projects, typically during customer outages and at customer sites. The employee may perform work in a radiological work environment, including the setup, operation, testing, and troubleshooting of specialized tooling. Where required, the employee will be designated as a Nuclear Energy Worker and trained to CANDU Energy’s Radiation Protection program as a Group 3 worker, customer onboarding requirements, and project-specific practical training. Physical fitness and hands-on experience with tools and equipment are assets.

Your role

Under supervision, provide manufacturing engineering support for nuclear manufacturing and spare parts projects.

Assist with reviewing engineering requirements and developing practical manufacturing approaches that support quality, schedule, and cost objectives.

Support preparation and maintenance of manufacturing plans, work instructions, routers, manufacturing packages, production records, and technical procedures.

Assist with Project Authorization Packages (Pro-Acts), Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), Design Deviation Reports (DDRs), Corrective Action System (CAS) activities, non-conformances, engineering queries, and manufacturing deviations.

Provide technical support to Production Control, fabrication shops, Procurement Engineering, Quality, suppliers, assembly, testing, and troubleshooting activities.

Participate in manufacturing issue investigations and support the development, documentation, and implementation of technical resolutions.

Assist with reviewing supplier manufacturing methods and documentation associated with fabrication, welding, inspection, and testing.

Work in accordance with applicable specifications, procedures, nuclear quality requirements, and ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code requirements, including Section III, Section VIII, and Appendix 23, as applicable to assigned work.

Participate in design and technical reviews to improve manufacturability, fabrication efficiency, and product quality.

Support cost estimation, manufacturing assessments, bid reviews, scope definition, schedule development, risk assessments, and technical proposal preparation.

Prepare engineering reports, calculations, presentations, specifications, and other technical deliverables under supervision.

Coordinate assigned activities with Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Procurement, Supply Chain, Project Management, customers, and suppliers.

Support continuous improvement initiatives focused on manufacturing safety, efficiency, quality, cost, and delivery performance.

Complete required training and self-study related to quality procedures, engineering processes, codes, standards, and manufacturing practices.

Perform other administrative, analytical, or technical investigation activities as directed.

Travel to project sites, both domestic and international, to support various Candu Field Services projects, as required.

About you

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or an equivalent accredited engineering program.

New graduate or early-career engineer with 0 to 2 years of relevant experience in manufacturing, fabrication, production engineering, procurement engineering, or industrial operations.

Eligible to be registered as an Engineer-in-Training and progress toward Professional Engineer licensure in the Province of Ontario.

Experience supporting cost estimation, proposal preparation, or technical bid activities through academic, co-op, internship, or employment assignments is considered an asset.

CAD experience using Solid Edge, SolidWorks, or similar software is considered an asset.

Academic, co-op, internship, project, or employment experience related to manufacturing, fabrication, machining, welding, assembly, testing, quality, or production control is considered an asset.

Basic understanding of engineering drawings, tolerances, materials, manufacturing processes, and technical specifications.

Exposure to ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section III, Section VIII, or Appendix 23 is considered an asset.

Exposure to welding methods, welding processes, welding documentation, weld inspection practices, or related fabrication methods is considered an asset.

Familiarity with quality assurance programs and their importance in nuclear or other regulated industries is considered an asset.

Excellent organizational, analytical, written, verbal, and interpersonal skills.

Demonstrated ability to learn quickly, manage assigned priorities, and work effectively in a multidisciplinary team environment.

Ability to travel to manufacturing facilities, supplier locations, and client sites as required.

Fluency in additional languages, particularly Kore