AtkinsRéalis Piping Stress Analyst Engineer Role (Mississauga)

AtkinsRéalis Piping Stress Analyst Engineer Role (Mississauga)

05 Aug
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SNC-Lavalin
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Mississauga

05 Aug

SNC-Lavalin

Mississauga

AtkinsRéalis is hiring a Piping Stress Analyst Engineer in Mississauga, Ontario. This full time role focuses on stress evaluations and engineering analyses for piping in nuclear installations.
Your expertise will be vital in carrying out evaluations per ASME codes while utilizing software like PIPESTRESS. You will be responsible for overseeing technical documents and collaborating with various engineering teams. This position also entails site visits for client support, ensuring construction aligns with engineering specifications and standards.
Key Responsibilities:
• Perform pipe stress assessments aligned with ASME standards
• Create and execute engineering analyses using specific software
• Review and analyze technical documents thoroughly




• Prepare CRN registration packages for nuclear systems
• Engage in site visits to support field construction work
Requirements:
• Must have an accredited Mechanical Engineering Degree
• 5-10 years’ experience in piping stress analysis required
• Must be registered or eligible with PEO in Ontario
• Strong knowledge of codes related to nuclear facilities
• Demonstrate strong communication and team collaboration skills
Bring your engineering skill set to the forefront at AtkinsRéalis, focusing on nuclear energy solutions.
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📌 AtkinsRéalis Piping Stress Analyst Engineer Role (Mississauga)
🏢 SNC-Lavalin
📍 Mississauga

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