Experienced BIM Engineer - Mississauga [CA]

Experienced BIM Engineer - Mississauga [CA]

15 July 2026

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This role involves performing design engineering for reactor components, adhering to industry codes and standards. You'll be responsible for creating design documents, technical reports, calculations, and drawings, all under the guidance of senior engineers. The work spans various project phases, from proposal preparation and detailed design to testing, procurement, and even supporting manufacturing and installation. You'll also handle technical queries from clients and reviewers, report on your progress, and develop essential technical documentation. This includes preparing TSSA registration packages for pressure boundary designs and liaising with regulatory bodies like TSSA and CNSC. A key part of the job is also reviewing and verifying the engineering work done by others, and providing support for field construction activities as needed. To succeed in this position, a Bachelor's or Graduate degree in Mechanical Engineering is required, along with up to six years of mechanical design experience. Familiarity with classical stress calculations and GD&T is beneficial. The company is looking for someone who can work effectively within a multidisciplinary team, demonstrate strong problem-solving skills, and has a drive for continuous learning, alongside good time management and communication abilities. If you're ready to contribute to significant nuclear engineering projects, this could be your next step.

BIM Engineer

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This role involves performing design engineering for reactor components, adhering to industry codes and standards. You'll be responsible for creating design documents, technical reports, calculations, and drawings, all under the guidance of senior engineers. The work spans various project phases, from proposal preparation and detailed design to testing, procurement, and even supporting manufacturing and installation.

You'll also handle technical queries from clients and reviewers, report on your progress, and develop essential technical documentation. This includes preparing TSSA registration packages for pressure boundary designs and liaising with regulatory bodies like TSSA and CNSC. A key part of the job is also reviewing and verifying the engineering work done by others, and providing support for field construction activities as needed.

To succeed in this position, a Bachelor's or Graduate degree in Mechanical Engineering is required, along with up to six years of mechanical design experience. Familiarity with classical stress calculations and GD&T is beneficial. The company is looking for someone who can work effectively within a multidisciplinary team, demonstrate strong problem-solving skills, and has a drive for continuous learning, alongside good time management and communication abilities.

If you're ready to contribute to significant nuclear engineering projects, this could be your next step.

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