Technical Director, Nuclear Site Infrastructure Program (ESP Tech Lead)
- Toronto, ON
- Permanent
- Temps-plein
- Project Controls Requirements
- Canadian regulatory obligations (IAAC, CNSC, federal, provincial, municipal)
- The responsibilities of EGIS as Engineering Service Provider (ESP)
- Define and lead the technical execution strategy for all site preparation aspects (permits, earthworks, facilities, utilities, safety, infrastructure, and special functions).
- Provide oversight and assurance of integration across all engineering disciplines.
- Ensure all deliverables comply with project standards, quality systems, and project controls.
- Regulatory & Licensing Alignment
- Oversee technical alignment with IAAC permitting and CNSC licensing (License to Prepare Site).
- Ensure that technical inputs are regulator-ready, traceable, and delivered on schedule.
- Provide technical justification for licensing and permitting decisions.
- Phase 1 - Planning & Definition
- Lead the structuring of site preparation work into logical packages, ensuring interdependencies and risks are fully defined.
- Establish the execution framework, and contribute for schedule, cost estimation, and resource planning, to support Phase 2 implementation.
- Validate baseline assumptions through site assessments, walkdowns, and stakeholder engagement.
- Provide technical assurance that all preparatory studies and plans position the project for a risk-mitigated transition into execution.
- Phase 2 - Conceptual Engineering Delivery
- Direct execution of conceptual engineering activities across all grouped aspects of site preparation.
- Ensure that work packages are technically sound, integrated, and support long-term constructability, operability, and maintainability.
- Oversee progressive reporting and deliverable reviews (drafts to final).
- Provide technical leadership to ensure outputs are robust, regulator-compliant, and aligned with downstream activities.
- Stakeholder & Consortium Interfaces
- Develop, lead, and maintain an Integrated Project Team (IPT) with relevant stakeholders, ensuring join decision-making, technical alignment, and effective progress tracking.
- Act as the senior technical point of contact with the client's engineering, permitting, and project controls teams.
- Coordinate technical work across EGIS France and EGIS Canada, ensuring knowledge transfer and regulatory alignment.
- Represent technical positions in governance reviews, regulatory workshops, and stakeholder meetings (including Indigenous Groups and local authorities).
- Transition & Knowledge Transfer
- Manage close coordination between France- and Canada-based teams, ensuring international expertise is adapted to Canadian standards.
- Lead lessons learned activities, embedding best practices into the project's technical baseline.
- Team Leadership & Safety Culture
- Provide leadership and mentoring to multidisciplinary technical teams.
- Foster a strong nuclear safety culture, ensuring strict configuration management between design and licensing bases.
- Promote continuous improvement and capability development across teams.
- Advanced degree in Civil, Nuclear, Mechanical, or related Engineering discipline.
- 15+ years' experience in nuclear/large-scale infrastructure, with demonstrated leadership in Nuclear Power Plant Construction Readiness Program.
- Proven experience with nuclear licensing and permitting. Canadian Regulatory experiences is an asset.
- Strong track record in project controls integration, QA/QC (ISO 9001, ISO 19443,), and regulatory-driven project delivery.
- Senior technical authority in nuclear/energy site preparation.
- Mastery of regulatory and permitting frameworks.
- Strong leadership in project controls, assurance, and integration.
- Effective stakeholder and client engagement.
- Team development and mentoring capability.
- Emphasis on nuclear safety, quality, and compliance.