Nuclear Operator in Training (NOIT) - Future Opportunity

Bruce Power•Kincardine, ON

55d•Onsite

About The Position

At Bruce Power, you’ll experience the meaningful work of advancing Ontario’s clean energy future and medical isotope innovation while contributing to a culture of excellence. Step into an inclusive and dynamic environment that values collaboration, encourages bold ideas and empowers you to make a real difference. From safely delivering clean, reliable power to families and businesses across the province and cancer-fighting medical isotopes around the world to supporting challenging and innovative nuclear projects like our multi-year Life Extension Program, we offer interesting and impactful opportunities. Ongoing training and development are part of every job, providing constant growth and skill-building potential. Be a part of the team — our future is bright! The roles and responsibilities of a Nuclear Operator are derived from Bruce Power's number one value of Safety First. Nuclear Operators are required to perform rounds, routines and safety system tests in all areas within the plant. Operators monitor and maintain the operating status of equipment and systems such as pumps, fans, motors and gauges. This includes controlling system pressures, temperatures, water levels and maintaining the health of equipment. Nuclear Operators, having the highest regard for safety, are responsible for the systems needed to fuel, control and maintain nuclear reactors. Operators' in-depth knowledge of the plant and its components is acquired through extensive classroom training, on the job training, job performance measures and experiences in the station. The career path for a Nuclear Operator can lead to various supervisory positions including Supervising Nuclear Operator, Authorized Nuclear Operator, Control Room Operator, Field Shift Operating Supervisor, Control Room Shift Supervisor and Shift Manager. For more information on the Nuclear Operator Role at Bruce Power, please review: Nuclear Operator Realistic Job Preview (brucepower.com) This is a permanent, full-time position which offers a competitive benefits, compensation and pension package and is located on site in Tiverton, Ontario. Bruce Power remains committed to identifying top talent to support the continued growth of our organization. This posting is intended to establish a talent pipeline for future Nuclear Operator in Training opportunities across the site, may not be tied to a specific vacancy at this time, and may result in more than one position being filled.

Requirements

Candidates MUST include a copy of their transcript (official or unofficial) to demonstrate they have completed courses in math, physics, and chemistry. Candidates that do not provide a transcript will NOT be considered.
The selection process for those meeting our requirements includes: Skills, Knowledge, Education, and Experience per the above qualifications Online Computer Based Assessments Behavioural /Technical Interview Participation in a Discovery Day Reference Checks Security Clearance Medical evaluation to qualify for Nuclear Energy Worker (NEW) status and Nuclear Operator position

Nice To Haves

Having relevant operating and/or CANDU experience is an asset.
Applicable experience working in utilities or industrial environments is preferred.

Responsibilities

Aptitude for technical learning and ability to transfer technical knowledge to practical applications
Proven ability to focus on a broad range of activities, prioritize effectively and see tasks and assignments through to completion
Effective verbal and written communication skills in English
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to succeed in a team-based environment
This role requires the individual to be able to physically use climbing equipment, work in constricted spaces and wear safety equipment including helmets, breathing apparatus and safety harnesses
Demonstrated desire and potential to develop technical and leadership skills
Demonstrated commitment to the Bruce Power behaviours, Human Performance tools and Operator Fundamentals
Other duties as required
Includes the ability to work effectively under the following working conditions: 12-hour rotating shifts, including weekdays, weeknights, weekends and holidays
Exposure to ionizing radiation, requiring the use of appropriate protective equipment and clothing (e.g. fully enclosed, air supplied plastics suit)
Industrial setting (indoors & outdoors), requiring the use of appropriate protective equipment and clothing (e.g. hard hat, hearing protection, safety glasses, respirator, gloves, safety footwear)
Heights, vertical ladders, slotted gratings, cramped spaces, confined spaces, noise, extreme temperatures and strong odours