SENIOR GOVERNANCE SPECIALIST (PROJECT CONTROLS) (1 POSITION) @ CPUS
CPUS is seeking a highly skilled Senior Project Controls Specialist to lead the development of governance manuals across the full project lifecycle for major nuclear initiatives. This is an exceptional opportunity for a documentation leader with deep nuclear industry expertise to shape project delivery standards and ensure alignment with regulatory bodies and best-in-class practices. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing comprehensive governance manuals for phases including Preliminary Planning and Design, Detailed Engineering, Execution, and Commissioning and Closeout. Your work will directly support regulatory compliance, quality assurance, project controls, and stakeholder clarity across all phases of nuclear project delivery. This role requires 100% on-site presence in Oshawa for an 18-month duration working 35 hours per week. Salary is mentioned as an hourly range of $90 - $95. Key responsibilities include drafting and finalizing governance manuals aligned with standards such as CSA, INPO, IAEA, and CII. You will facilitate collaboration with subject matter experts in engineering, safety, operations, finance, and regulatory sectors. The role involves leading workshops, interviews, and review sessions to gather content while managing version control and approval workflows. Additionally, you will prepare training and handover materials to support organizational adoption and provide regular progress updates to project leadership.
Key Requirements
Experience developing governance documents and manuals specifically for nuclear projects.
Deep knowledge of nuclear regulatory frameworks including CSA, INPO, IAEA, and CII.
Proven track record in nuclear project delivery processes and internal compliance systems.
Strong technical writing and documentation skills with attention to detail.
Demonstrated facilitation skills for leading workshops and conducting subject matter expert interviews.
Experience working in complex and highly regulated environments.
Ability to translate complex technical requirements into clear and structured manuals.
Ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams including engineering and operations.
Strict adherence to confidentiality and security protocols within a nuclear environment.
Proficiency with collaboration tools such as SharePoint and Microsoft Teams.
Ability to work fully on-site in Oshawa for the duration of the contract.
Flexibility to adapt to changes in scope or regulatory requirements.