Quality Assurance Representative - Chalk River, Canada - Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Description
Can you see yourself providing support to our Capital and Infrastructure organization through the guidance, oversight, and assurance that management systems and quality-related requirements are met? Does the idea of also providing Quality Assurance support to projects, encompassing all phases from design, construction/commissioning, decommissioning, renewal, and installation activities for site and license-listed facilities, as well as performing audits/surveillance and assessment activities, sound appealing to you? Are you seeking a role that will challenge you? If you answered yes, then this may be the job for youWhat will you be doing
- Advising on quality codes and standards as applied to projects and facility operation
- Understanding the Canadian nuclear safety control act and regulations applicable to CNL
- Qualifying as a Lead Auditor as per CNL Requirements
- Performing the role of Lead Auditor
- Conducting first and second party audits/assessments
- Preparing audit reports in a timely fashion and raising audit/assessment nonconformities
- Reporting findings to appropriate external or CNL management/stakeholders
- Developing audit plans and detailed audit schedules
- Assigning and outlining work, and reviewing for technical accuracy and adequacy
- Developing procedures and manuals
- Developing procedures, Quality Plans, projectspecific plans, and articulating recommendations to management, regulatory authorities, and the general public
- Assisting in Quality Program reviews and the reviews of Companywide quality processes and procedures
- Conducting bid evaluations/vendor approvals
- Completing bid evaluations on supplier proposals against quality requirements
- Performing Vendor Approvals for Supply Chain to ensure proposed Suppliers are qualified and/or approved to perform the contracted work
- Establishing effective relations with Suppliers recognizing and promoting the relationship and significance of strong partnerships with CNL
- Reviewing adequacy and effectiveness of vendor/customer corrective action plans in response to audit/assessment/surveillance findings
- Assuming a lead role in planning, executing, and reporting qualityrelated surveillance activities on behalf of CNL
- Providing facilitation and training in surveillance
- Identifying conditions adverse to quality
- Identifying and reporting conditions adverse to quality to ensure timely resolution of qualityrelated issues
- Facilitating the completion of corrective actions by project and facility responsible leaders, including nonconforming items
- Supporting the Corrective Action Program by providing leadership and/or support of continual quality improvement initiatives, including performance of Apparent Cause Assessment (ACA) and/or Root Cause Assessment (RCA)
What we are looking for:
- At a minimum, a Bachelors (Honours) in Engineering or Science from a university of recognized standing; or membership in an engineering or scientific organization authorized by statute to establish qualification for membership in that organization.
- At minimum, 8 years of related engineering work experience is required.
- Significant related experience in a field of specialization.
- The Quality Assurance Representative must have initiative, a tactful and diplomatic manner, sound judgement and organizational abilities, excellent oral and written communication skills and be capable of working with minimum supervision.
- Excellent working knowledge of management systems and support processes
- Good knowledge of CNL's organizational structure, licensed facilities and operations are required.
- Knowledge of compliance assurance, quality assurance, safety analysis, and CNL's nuclear programs, such as security, environmental protection and radiological protection.
- Understanding of the Canadian nuclear regulatory framework and ability to contribute to interpretations of regulations from regulatory agencies.
- Demonstrated discretion and trust in the handling and safeguarding of confidential and sensitive information.
- Demonstrated commitment to quality work, adherence to standards and codes and CNL's policies and procedures.
- Auditing and/or assessment training and experience would be an asset.
- Knowledgeable of the Company's general policies and procedures, and the organizational structure of AECL in general. Must have understanding of AECL's business.
- It would be an asset to have a working understanding of the work areas.
- Superior interpersonal skills, efficient and effective communication (advanced written and oral) and organization skills are essential.
- Capable of working independently and of making decisions in the absence of the Supervisor.
- Demonstrates tact, diplomacy, trust, and discretion in handling and safeguarding sensitive and confidential information. Able to handle conflict and manage towards a positive outcome.
- Good judgment, initiative, strong drive, positive attitude and consistent, careful atte
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