Materials/Welding Engineer at AtkinsRéalis
Company
Snc-Lavalin
Location
Mississauga, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
2 days ago
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Job Description
Join AtkinsRéalis as a Materials/Welding Engineer based in Mississauga, Ontario, and leverage your expertise in a full-time capacity. Specializing in materials and welding, you’ll impact nuclear projects. In this senior-level position, you will oversee materials, welding, and metallurgical engineering tasks critical to manufacturing and refurbishment operations.
Your role includes guiding teams and ensuring adherence to stringent regulatory requirements, with a primary focus on welding specifications and metallurgical evaluation. This position is ideal for those with a decade's worth of specialized experience in the field. Key Responsibilities:
• Lead engineering support for manufacturing and fabrication activities
• Develop and approve welding specifications and plans
• Conduct inspections and resolve technical manufacturing issues
• Interface with clients and suppliers for effective solutions
• Support refurbishment projects and nuclear build activities Requirements:
• Engineering degree in relevant fields
• Licensure as Professional Engineer in Ontario preferred
• 10+ years in materials and welding engineering
• Experience in safety-critical environments, particularly nuclear
• Knowledge of applicable codes and standards Bring your expertise in welding and materials to AtkinsRéalis, where you will foster innovation in engineering.
Your role includes guiding teams and ensuring adherence to stringent regulatory requirements, with a primary focus on welding specifications and metallurgical evaluation. This position is ideal for those with a decade's worth of specialized experience in the field. Key Responsibilities:
• Lead engineering support for manufacturing and fabrication activities
• Develop and approve welding specifications and plans
• Conduct inspections and resolve technical manufacturing issues
• Interface with clients and suppliers for effective solutions
• Support refurbishment projects and nuclear build activities Requirements:
• Engineering degree in relevant fields
• Licensure as Professional Engineer in Ontario preferred
• 10+ years in materials and welding engineering
• Experience in safety-critical environments, particularly nuclear
• Knowledge of applicable codes and standards Bring your expertise in welding and materials to AtkinsRéalis, where you will foster innovation in engineering.
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