Director Quality - SMR Project

SMR Project Director Quality

The Project Director Quality reports to the Project Leadership Team (PLT) and functionally to the SNC  Director Quality and serves as a member of the PLT Infrastructure team. The Project Quality Director sets the overall direction for Project Quality and ensures that the project organization is fully supported from a Quality standpoint in an integrated, compliant, efficient, and cost-effective manner.

Key responsibilities:

• Document Project QAM applicable to SMR scope and complaint with requirements of the partner’s certified programs in place.
• Assist PLT and project team in ensuring satisfactory performance regarding the Project Quality Objectives
• Represent the project team on matters pertaining quality assurance aspects;
• Ensure appropriate planning, development, documentation, and maintenance of the quality assurance programs
• Ensuring the Project 's processes and products are compliant with applicable quality standards and requirements
• Deliver competitive Quality Assurance and Quality Control products and services
• Define and manage continuous improvement program
• Growing project internal Quality business by developing and mentoring Quality and Compliance team through performance and workflow management
• Collaborate with cross-functional project team members and project partners to develop and update processes
• Identify, record and report quality problems and problems related to the effective implementation of the Project Quality Assurance Program
• Manage QA staffing requirements and resource sharing for the QA and QC department. Hires QA and QC qualified professionals to be assigned to executed project work
• Provide standardized reporting for the Quality Assurance and Quality Control ensuring that the PLT and all relevant stakeholders have access to valuable data and analytics. Utilize reports to anticipate and resolve issues as required. Verify and confirm implementation and effectiveness of solutions
• Provides indoctrination and training of project staff and management as defined in the Quality Assurance Program

Requirements:

• University degree in Engineering ;
• Minimum of 15 years practical working experience in a relevant nuclear field including supervisory role
• Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of procedures, processes, equipment and techniques
• Working knowledge of CSA N285.0, CSA N299, CSA N286-12, CSA N 286.7 and  ASME codes
• Demonstrated leadership and the ability to make a substantial contribution to the execution of the project
• Must possess sound judgment and diplomacy in managing project tasks  
• Demonstrated project management skills
• Strong verbal/written communication skills and effectiveness in interpersonal relationships
• Experience in major multi-discipline project teams and interacting with other disciplines and external parties (e.g. Customers, suppliers, etc.);