Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset ... Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
Graduate Nuclear Engineer information
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$19.5K - $32K
7% of jobs
$32K - $44.5K
10% of jobs
$53.9K is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$44.5K - $57K
11% of jobs
$57K - $69.5K
13% of jobs
The median wage is $78.9K / yr.
$69.5K - $82K
13% of jobs
$82K - $94.5K
17% of jobs
$99.6K is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$94.5K - $107K
12% of jobs
$107K - $119.5K
5% of jobs
$119.5K - $132K
3% of jobs
$132K - $144.5K
4% of jobs
$144.5K - $157K
5% of jobs
$19.5K
$83.4K
$157K
How much do graduate nuclear engineer jobs pay per year?
What is a graduate nuclear engineer?
A Graduate Nuclear Engineer is an entry-level role for recent engineering graduates specializing in nuclear science, reactor design, radiation safety, or related fields. They assist senior engineers in designing, analyzing, and maintaining nuclear systems, ensuring regulatory compliance and safety standards. Responsibilities may include conducting research, simulations, and performance assessments for nuclear facilities or power plants. This role provides hands-on experience and professional development opportunities in the nuclear industry, often leading to more specialized positions.
What types of projects or tasks can a graduate nuclear engineer expect to work on in their first year?
As a Graduate Nuclear Engineer, you may start your career by assisting senior engineers with reactor design calculations, safety analysis reports, or performance monitoring of nuclear systems. You could be involved in supporting maintenance planning, analyzing radiation shielding, preparing technical documentation, or participating in plant upgrades. Many entry-level engineers also work closely with mentors and cross-functional teams—including mechanical, electrical, and safety engineers—to gain hands-on industry experience. Expect a mix of desk-based analysis and potential site visits to gain practical understanding. This variety helps you build core technical competencies while learning to navigate regulatory and operational requirements unique to the nuclear sector.
What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a graduate nuclear engineer, and why are they important?
A Graduate Nuclear Engineer should possess a solid understanding of nuclear engineering fundamentals, mathematics, and physics, typically supported by a relevant engineering degree. Familiarity with industry-standard simulation software (e.g., MCNP, MATLAB), CAD tools, and adherence to safety regulations or potential certifications like Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) is important. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and effective teamwork and communication abilities help candidates stand out. These skills are vital for ensuring safe, efficient plant operations and contributing meaningfully to multidisciplinary engineering projects.
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Re-posted 25 days ago
Job description
Wood is seeking a strong Construction Manager, with leadership capabilities, for a greenfield construction project in Eastern Ontario.
This is a strategic role. Reporting to the Project Manager at site, the successful candidate will form part of the project leadership team, will have responsibility for planning and management of construction execution activities, and the oversight of superintendents and sub-contractors. The candidate will ensure the construction is executed in compliance with the contract, scope and requirements, and performed to the highest standards of safety and quality.
Wood's Remediation business is thriving and growing; we have a solid backlog of projects, and a number of large scale recent wins. If you have a successful track record as a "hands-on" Construction Manager, on large-scale construction projects (Construction remediation is an asset), and you thrive on challenges in a fast-paced environment, this is the opportunity for you.
We offer a comprehensive Benefits Package (Medical, Dental, Insurance), Health Care spending account, Paid time off, and a 100% vested RRSP matching program.
Come join the winning team!
Key Responsibilities:
- Develops the construction sequencing and execution plan, including early site mobilization logistics.
- Develops construction work breakdown structure work packages and provides input to Procurement and Contracting Work Packages
- Primary contributor towards the development and maintenance of the construction schedule, in conjunction with Project Management and Project Controls
- Manages and mentors Senior Site Superintendents and Functional leads including Health and Safety and Environmental Protection on day-to-day responsibilities
- Oversees recruitment and performance of Wood's construction personnel, heavy equipment operators and field labor
- Enforces Safety, Health, Environment, and Security requirements with all Construction Sub-Contractors and Supply Chain Vendors
- Ensures strong interaction and collaboration between construction disciplines, including civil, structural, electrical, mechanical subcontractors and interfacing work packages. Ensures construction work is properly delineated, assigned, and supervised.
- Leads clarification, interpretation, interference resolution and quality matters
- Primary reviewer/contributor towards engineering designs and field changes. Leads constructability reviews and provides constructability input throughout the project life cycle.
- Creates, reviews, and responds to construction requests for information (RFIs)
- Effectively communicates with internal Wood project personnel, client representatives, stakeholders and sub-contractors on all aspects of the work
- Monitors the construction execution to ensure that work flows smoothly and is delivered to customer's expectations
- Proactively ensures construction performance measures are being monitored and achieved.
- Contributes towards project status reports outlining items of concern such as look-ahead, safety observations, non-conformances to drawings and specifications, risks, delays, quality control and potential field changes.
- Mentor Superintendents, ensuring oversight of decisions, driving innovative thinking and efficiencies on the job
- Monitor field staff and sub-contractor performance and expenditures
- Minimum 15-20 years of experience in construction management within a civil construction or heavy industrial project environment
- Must have at least 10 years increasing responsibility as a construction manager along with a focus on heavy civil construction; the last 5 years must have been on large scale projects in Canada
- Will have large scale ($100-$250 Mn) project experience
- Engineering technologist diploma or, a graduate degree in related field is considered an asset
- Intimate knowledge of construction legislation, standards, and guidelines in Ontario
- Proficient computer skills
- Experience in a highly regulated nuclear environment (or equivalent) would be an asset
- Remediation background is an asset
- Demonstrated leadership capabilities
- Excellent communication, interpersonal and presentation skills
- Demonstrated commitment to Health and Safety
- Strong ability to interpret and analyze detailed design drawings and specifications
- Willingness to travel
- Must be eligible to work in Canada without sponsorship
We encourage all qualified applicants including Indigenous peoples, women, peoples with disabilities, and visible minorities to consider this opportunity.
Company OverviewWood is a global leader in engineering and consultancy across energy and the built environment, helping to unlock solutions to some of the world's most critical challenges. We provide consulting, projects and operations solutions in more than 60 countries, employing around 40,000 people. www.woodplc.com
Diversity Statement (EEO)We are an equal opportunity employer that recognises the value of a diverse workforce. All suitably qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment on the basis of objective criteria and without regard to the following (which is a non-exhaustive list): race, colour, age, religion, gender, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, protected veteran status, or other characteristics in accordance with the relevant governing laws.
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