Fire protection in a nuclear environment is a specialized discipline. The codes are specific, the compliance requirements are layered, and the consequences of getting it wrong are serious. Demand for qualified fire protection professionals across Ontario's nuclear sites has been consistent and continues to grow as major refurbishment and construction programs ramp up. We are building this pipeline because these roles are genuinely difficult to fill in the open market.
Raise is building a pipeline of Fire Protection Engineers and Specialists for contract opportunities with a leading enterprise organization operating nuclear and industrial facilities across Ontario. Multiple nuclear sites in Ontario are actively seeking fire protection professionals to support refurbishment programs, current construction, and ongoing site compliance. These roles require engineers and specialists who understand the technical requirements of CSA N293, NFPA, and the National Fire Code
- and who can apply that knowledge in a complex, heavily regulated operational environment. The demand spans multiple sites and multiple programs, and it is not going away anytime soon.
Conducting fire hazard assessments and fire safe shutdown analysesEnsuring site compliance with CSA N293, CSA N393, NFPA, and National Fire Code requirementsDeveloping, reviewing, and updating fire protection procedures, standards, and instructionsSupporting fire risk assessments and reviewing system impairment documentationProviding technical guidance to management and fire protection staff on systems, equipment,



and lifecyclePreparing CNSC correspondence and corrective action plansSupporting interface with external fire protection and emergency response groupsWhat We're Looking For Bachelor's degree in Engineering — Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, or Fire Protection preferred4 to 10+ years of experience in fire protection engineering or related safety systemsStrong working knowledge of CSA N293, NFPA codes, and the National Fire Code of CanadaExperience in compliance, regulatory, or inspection-focused rolesP.
Fire protection roles at nuclear sites have posted and reposted repeatedly because the qualified candidate pool is small. Experience in nuclear facilities, industrial plants, or other regulated environments is a strong asset. Candidates with existing nuclear security clearance or prior site experience are especially encouraged to apply.
We can helpWe strive to build teams that reflect the diversity of the communities we work in. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply, including people from traditionally underrepresented groups such as women, visible minorities, Indigenous peoples, people identifying as LGBTQ2SI, veterans, and people with visible/nonvisible disabilities.
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