Kinectrics is a wholly owned subsidiary of BWX Technologies focused on providing life cycle management services in the energy and utility sector. We develop innovative solutions for the global electricity and medical industries, helping empower a sustainable future. Trusted by clients worldwide, our employees provide expertise in engineering, testing, and inspection across a wide range of services. With offices worldwide and independent laboratories and testing facilities, we collaborate closely with clients to ensure utility assets perform safely, reliably, and efficiently throughout their entire life cycle.
Kinectrics takes pride in being consistently ranked as one of the best places to work in the energy and utility industry, where purpose and people mean as much as innovation and growth. To keep pace with the expanding energy and utility sector, Kinectrics has grown from a company of 300 to over 1,000 in only the last few years - and we aren’t looking to slow down. Department: Nuclear Equipment Solutions
Technical Lead, Machine Shop
Purpose: The work we do each day helps communities around the world. Growth: To keep pace with Canada’s expanding energy and utility sector, we are growing more each day, which means more opportunities for you. We encourage our employees to grow alongside our company thanks to a number of significant training and personal development opportunities.
Diversity : The company is dedicated to promoting diversity in its workforce, up to and including the senior management level. Our diversity committee ensures we stay up to date on leading trends and best practices, creating a desirable workspace for each and every one of our employees.
Other elements may also include pay for performance programs (merit pay and discretionary annual performance bonuses), comprehensive health benefits and wellness programs, membership discounts, employee referral bonus, eligibility for our pension plan, career development programs,



and professional development/educational reimbursements.
Collaborate and participate in the design and development of specialized research and testing equipment and fabricate, assemble and install as approved.
Machine or prepare samples/specimens/equipment of various materials to close tolerances, fine finishes, quality and standards required for laboratory testing and delivery to nuclear customers.
Provide technical support to engineering/scientific personnel with respect to planning, conducting and/or overseeing of test programs and conduct research and technical investigations related to NDT examinations and in-plant inspection of components, equipment and systems in the laboratory and at nuclear/thermal stations.
Perform all duties in a protected manner in compliance with Kinectrics policies, Procedures, standards and practices.
This knowledge is considered to be normally acquired by successful completion of grade 12 in a secondary, commercial or technical school plus 3 year course in the appropriate discipline (precision machining or similar) at a College of Applied Arts and Technology, Polytechnical Institute, Community College or equivalent.
Requires practical hands on machinist experience and knowledge of mechanical and machining principles, practices, procedures and theories relating to the methods of turning, milling, grinding, broaching, jigs and fixtures, including welding processes and blueprint reading.
Requires knowledge of mechanical design principles that relate to the design and development of prototype apparatus and equipment for various experimental projects.




Requires a basic knowledge of computer software for CAD drawings and CAM control software for CNC and EDM machines.
Demonstrated good verbal and written communication skills to deal effectively with colleagues and customers and prepare technical reports.
Demonstrated strong interpersonal and organizational skills to receive and provide information to customers.
Experience in a precision machine shop
Experience in utilizing machinery, power tools, quality standards, methods, procedures, practices and work routines.
Familiarity with NDE methods, procedures and equipment is an asset.
Field work at Nuclear facilities may be periodically required as part of this job.
Shift work may be required.
Experience in setting up instrumentation, jigs and equipment for fabrication and testing
Experience in carrying out a variety of tests in accordance with established procedures
Requires experience to assist and participate in the design fabrication and technical support of test facilities, equipment and instrumentation.
Ability to obtain and successfully maintain a valid nuclear site security clearance.
This role requires the successful candidate to complete the security clearance process. The security clearance process is conducted in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) and may take up to 12 months to complete.
As part of your application, you will be asked to complete a voluntary diversity survey. The collection of self-identification data is driven by our commitment to DE&I; and ensures Kinectrics' continuous review and improvement of its programs. Kinectrics welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.

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