Arrow Machine and Fabrication Group is an engineering-focused solution provider of machined castings, fabrications, and assemblies. We serve OEM customers across various industries, including rail, material handling, mining, defense, heavy truck, agriculture, power systems, construction, nuclear, engineered products, architecture, and forestry. We have access to the broadest range of metalwork solutions worldwide through our elite group of companies. Arrow focuses on providing innovative design, quality craftsmanship, and exceptional customer service. At Arrow Engineered Products, we design and manufacture turnkey solutions for a wide range of customers with needs in nuclear, chemical mixing, heat exchanger, and autoclave systems, including fuel storage and various custom-designed pressure and non-pressure systems, all in compliance with ASME, PED, ULC, and API certified design criteria. Reporting to the VP/General Manager, the Director of Engineering leads engineering and quality across Cambridge North, Stratford, and Woodstock, with all engineering resources and the Quality Manager reporting directly to the role. You will protect Quality's independent stop-work authority, develop the team, and grow AEP into current markets. This is not a desk role: you will personally review critical designs, solve fabrication problems on the shop floor, and stand behind our product with customers and auditors. Engineering & Quality Leadership and Team Development Lead the engineering and quality organization directly — Quality Manager, Project Supervisors, Mechanical Designers and Estimating — including hiring, performance management, development planning and succession. Establish and enforce engineering standards, procedures, design templates and calculation methodologies across all facilities.



Review and approve engineering deliverables and estimates, ensuring alignment with project scope, specification, quality and customer requirements. Own the engineering and quality budget, resource plan and technology roadmap, including CAD, code calculation software, quality/document management systems and ERP integration. Provide regular reporting to the Vice President / General Manager on engineering and quality performance, capacity, certificate status, risk and capability development. Certificates of Authority & Quality Management System Serve as the named accountable owner of AEP’s Certificates of Authority and quality programs, including ASME Certificates of Authorization (N / NPT / NS scope as held or pursued) and all associated registrations, ensuring they are maintained, renewed and extended in step with the business plan. Own the Quality Assurance Manual and the quality management system as a whole, including the policies, procedures and program documents that AEP’s engineers design to and work under, and approve all revisions to them. Direct the Quality Manager in the execution of the quality program — internal and external audits, supplier qualification and surveillance, calibration, document and records control, training and qualification records, nonconformance and corrective action. Ensure the Quality Manager exercises independent authority to identify quality problems, stop work,



place holds and control the disposition of nonconforming material, with a direct and unimpeded escalation route to the Vice President / General Manager where quality is placed in conflict with cost or schedule. Maintain, for every certificate held, a clear line of sight between the code and customer requirements, the engineering practices that satisfy them and the objective evidence that demonstrates compliance. Serve as the accountable interface to the Authorized Nuclear Inspector (ANI) and Authorized Inspector (AI); the Quality Manager conducts the day-to-day interface, surveys, audits and inspection coordination under that accountability. Lead preparation for, and closure of findings from, ASME triennial surveys and interim audits, Authorized Inspection Agency reviews, registrar audits and utility supplier qualification audits. Ensure that quality metrics, audit findings, customer complaints and nonconformance trends are reviewed at management level and drive corrective action in engineering practice, not only in documentation. Code Authority & Nuclear Quality Program Serve as AEP’s senior technical authority for pressure-retaining and nuclear-class work, including design responsibility under ASME BPVC Section III, Division 1 (Subsections NCA, NB, NC, ND and NF as applicable) and Section VIII, Division 1. Own and maintain the quality assurance program supporting AEP’s ASME Certificates of Authorization, including the requirements of Subsection NCA-3800 and ASME NQA-1, and ensure the organizational structure documented in the program reflects the independence and authority those requirements demand. 0 for pressure-retaining systems and components in CANDU nuclear power plants, and with the CSA N299.

📌 Director, Project Management (Canada)
🏢 Arrow
📍 Canada