Vice-President, Regulatory Affairs

Overview AtkinsRéalis offers several advanced designs suitable for diverse markets around the world. These include the MONARK D, a replication of Darlington intended for a 4-unit station deployment, the MONARK I, a 1000 MW class design suited for single or multiple unit deployment, and the EC6, a 700 MW class reactor for single or multiple unit deployment The Vice-president, regulatory affairs will be responsible for all aspects of engagement and relationship management with regulatory and related organizations as it pertains to CANDU designs, and Candu OEM Services business, the latter in a supporting role to the licensed utilities. This will involve supporting or leading the following types of activities, in collaboration with government relations, project teams, and senior leadership. This position will report to the Chief Nuclear Engineer. Your role Developing plans, with leadership and government relations teams, to enhance government to business processes, such as escalation and implementation of improved methods for obtaining import and export licenses. Managing licensing and regulatory project and technical reviews with the CNSC or other regulatory bodies. Participating in the Standards Steering Committee, our internal body overseeing our engagement with standards associations. Representing AtkinsRéalis and Candu Energy on the Nuclear Strategic Steering Committee of the Canadian Standards Association. Oversee and manage our representation at IAEA technical committees and technical meetings, including our strategy for providing input to IAEA technical standards and documents. Supporting customer requests for licensing interventions. Advising and leading aspects of project regulatory interfaces including service contracts with the CNSC. Supporting existing licensing teams in our radiation facilities as required. Across all aspects of Regulatory Affairs, build relationships with key internal and external stakeholders, and improve the current working methods and interfaces. Interface and collaborate extensively with engineering organizations, quality assurance, procurement teams, to help facilitate any interactions with regulatory bodies. Provide input to project scopes and deliverable definition for project scopes that require interaction with CNSC or other regulatory bodies. Oversee project activities in licensing and regulatory interface to ensure that they are performed in accordance with corporate standards of ethical compliance, cyber-security, import-export regulations, intellectual property protections and security clearance protocols. Form and maintain relationships with clients, partners, suppliers, regulatory and other government bodies, and project stakeholders. About you 15+ years experience working in the nuclear industry. 10+ years experience leading individuals and teams. 10+ years experience in a role that demonstrates keen understanding of Canadian nuclear regulatory processes, import/export processes and intervention process for new applications. Experience in New Nuclear Reactor licensing and construction projects. Understanding of licensing large projects under complex regulatory environments. Uses strong business, technical, financial and logistical skills, combined with the ability to identify areas of opportunity to make bottom-line-oriented decisions that improve results and support long and short-term planning. An appreciation of the importance of Quality Assurance Programs and their significance to the nuclear industry. Leadership capabilities and can lead by example and inspire a team to perform and work together towards a common goal, with high standards for health and safety and our nuclear safety culture. Excellent organizational, communication and customer relationship skills. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Highly motivated and results oriented self-starter with strong engineering and people management skills and experience. Uses visionary qualities to look ah…

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