Constructability Review Resprensentative

Kincardine, ON
On-site
Posted Sep 27, 2026
1 position

$80,000–$110,000 / year

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Employment type: Full-time, Contract
Experience level: Senior · 5+ years
Minimum education: High school
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Constructability Review Representative supports project teams by providing technical expertise and conducting constructability reviews, including site walk downs. They also assist with conceptual and preliminary engineering reviews while ensuring compliance with nuclear industry standards and project schedules.

Job details

Globotech is currently seeking a Constructability Review Representative to support on going projects at the Tiverton, Ontario location. An ideal candidate must be local or willing to relocate to the area or come to the area on an as needed basis. Globotech provides a wide range of engineering services and solutions to the Nuclear Power Industry and is currently supporting Ontario's refurbishment and modification projects for Bruce Power. Globotech is committed to delivering fit for purpose solutions without compromising the Quality, Health, and Safety of our Clients. We strive to be an integrated partner and building long term relations with our clients and stake holders as our core values. Our Team's diverse experiences and technical competency combined with projects execution experiences enables us to offer technical solutions to our clients which meet their business and project objectives. We deliver safe and quality product within Client's schedule and cost constraints by Doing It Right the First Time. Our team of professionals is credited with in-depth knowledge of the Nuclear Industry's regulations, standards and license requirements in Canada. Globotech’ s multi-discipline organizational structure combined with cross functional experiences with CANDU technology put our firm on a prime position to offer a wide spectrum of cost-effective solutions to our clients. Roles & Responsibilities The core job function of the Constructability Review Representative is to support the project team by providing technical expertise for the execution of specific projects as specified in project specific TOQ. * Conducting Constructability Reviews, which includes walk downs and arranging and providing the required discipline of construction of trades for the Constructability Review * Assist and provide technical support for Conceptual and Preliminary Engineering reviews as requested by Design Engineering * Based on the type of modification(s) he or she will determine the impact of Constructability has and if CRs are required * FORM-14229, Constructability Review Fundamentals Checklist will be discussed to begin organizing Constructability Review Fundamentals, including determining the Constructability Team * With support for SMEs or other stakeholders as required, the CRR will ensure the following is complete in preparation for CRs: 1. Obtain a Work Event (Tempus pick) from the Project Planned to cover resourcing 2. Review the PMC P6 CR Scheduled for the planned timing of the upcoming CRs * Note: Field Engineering (FE) discipline specific constructability tasks are scheduled in P6 when design documents are available for review * Other duties as required Education * Requires knowledge normally acquired either through the completion of Grade XII in a Secondary, Commercial or Technical School Experience * 5 years of nuclear experience considered an asset Qualifications/Skills * Certification of Qualification (Millwright, Pipe-Fitter, Steam Fitter or Electrician) Or College Diploma as Technologist. Other * Located at Bruce Power Site (Tiverton) * 40 Hour Work week * Health benefits administered through our carrier, Medavie Blue cross* * Vacation and other paid and unpaid leaves of absence programs* * Employment Type: Full-Time Permanent OR Contract * Language: English Report To * Site Manager PMC-Constructability FLM

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates must have at least 5 years of nuclear experience and hold a certification as a Millwright, Pipe-Fitter, Steam Fitter, or Electrician, or possess a college diploma as a Technologist. Knowledge of nuclear industry regulations and standards is essential for this role.