Regulatory Specialist
- Regular/Permanent
- Canada / Saskatchewan
- Telework not possible
- Apply Before 5/13/2024
Welcome to Orano
Helping to meet current and future challenges to preserve our world and build the world of tomorrow while taking care of everyone's health is stimulating for you. For us too. By joining the Orano Group, a leading international player in the nuclear industry, you are in the right place.
Every day we work to produce efficient low-carbon energy, to fight global warming, to find solutions that save natural resources, and to contribute to progress in health.
Our strengths? Across the entire fuel cycle, we have extensive expertise in cutting-edge technologies, safe, high value-added products and services, and a strong capacity for innovation. All of these factors reflect the strong skills of our 17,000 employees, whom we are constantly striving to develop. With their different backgrounds and experience, they are proof of our openness to all talents. They share the same ambition: to give nuclear energy its full value.
Every day we work to produce efficient low-carbon energy, to fight global warming, to find solutions that save natural resources, and to contribute to progress in health.
Our strengths? Across the entire fuel cycle, we have extensive expertise in cutting-edge technologies, safe, high value-added products and services, and a strong capacity for innovation. All of these factors reflect the strong skills of our 17,000 employees, whom we are constantly striving to develop. With their different backgrounds and experience, they are proof of our openness to all talents. They share the same ambition: to give nuclear energy its full value.
Job description
· Support licensing and regulatory objectives, risks and challenges to ensure an integrated approach to the approval of projects and developments to maximize performance and minimize impacts to operational timelines
· Support, contribute and review the preparation and submission of regulatory documentation for life cycle mining, milling and project development including but not limited to environmental assessments and determinations, licensing requests, applications, notifications, along with their supporting documents and presentations to various regulatory bodies (both Provincial and Federal), including (but not limited to):
o Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
o Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment
o Saskatchewan Energy and Resources
o Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
o Environment and Climate Change Canada
o Transport Canada
· Interpret regulations, guidelines, communication materials and policies; assess impacts of new and future regulations; participate in internal and public reviews including regulatory change and compliance
· Work collaboratively with various technical specialists in the review of regulatory submissions including applications, notifications, amendments and licensing hearings
· Support the development and continual updating of the strategic planning document for regulatory actions, including the multi-year plan for Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission hearings/meetings. Assist with the identification of regulatory needs in the development of new or changing projects
· Participate in various internal and external working groups/committees, building relationships with interest groups/rights holders and fostering a collaborative spirit, ensuring stakeholders feel valued and included
· Support the Corporate Social Responsibility team in various community engagement activities – participating in meetings/events as required
· Assist with the identification of engagement needs related to the regulatory process of projects under review by regulators
· Support the development and implementation of regulatory aspects for the integrated management system within OCI
· Communicate effectively on regulatory topics to convey needs and expectations to a variety of stakeholder audiences
· Any other duties assigned by the Manager, Regulatory
Work location & schedule:
· Saskatoon Corporate Office with regular travel for short periods of time to operational or development sites as
well as travel for regulatory meetings (e.g., Ottawa, Regina, etc.)
Benefits and advantages of working with us:
· Competitive salary and benefits package
· A welcoming environment and great co-workers
· Training and development opportunities throughout your career
· Fitness equipment available for use on work/camp premises
Our Full-Time Benefits
- A customized onboarding experience upon your arrival
- A welcoming environment and great coworkers
- A competitive salary and benefits package
- Training and Development opportunities throughout your career
- Fitness equipment available for use on work / camp premises
- All of the advantages of a large group while maintaining the dynamics of a smaller company: career advancement opportunities, social committee, interesting projects and opportunities to get involved in our strong commitments to communities.
Ideal qualifications
· Undergraduate degree in an associated legal, political science, environmental, engineering or relevant science or arts discipline
· This is an intermediate position and requires 5-10 years’ experience in a regulatory environment dealing with provincial and/or federal legislation and/or in a project management role
· Functional user of Microsoft Access, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
· Familiarity of the uranium mining industry and/or regulatory/licensing processes would be a strong asset
· Open to learning and takes initiative
· A team player with a natural ability to influence others and is able to develop positive working relationships and work closely and effectively with all team members
· Ability to co-ordinate activities, information and materials within own area of responsibility to meet tight deadlines and work under time pressure
· Excellent analytical skills to problem solve, plan and organize competing deadlines effectively
· Excellent written and verbal communication skills to communicate with multiple stakeholders
· Ability to excel in a multi-disciplined team environment
This position is subject to pre-employment checks including education and criminal record verification.
Drug and alcohol substance testing is a requirement for all safety sensitive positions at Orano Canada.
Drug and alcohol substance testing is a requirement for all safety sensitive positions at Orano Canada.
Orano Canada Inc.
As a sustainable uranium producer, Orano Canada is committed to safety, environmental protection and contributing to the prosperity and well-being of neighbouring communities.
We have been exploring for uranium, developing mines and producing uranium concentrate for more than 55 years. Headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, we are a leading producer of uranium in Canada. The Orano-operated McClean Lake mill is a unique facility and the most technologically advanced mill in the world for the processing of high-grade uranium ore without dilution.
We value the knowledge, experience and cultures and commit to the advancement of Indigenous Peoples, Women, Visible Minorities and People with Disabilities, and strongly encourage all candidates from these designated groups to apply for our exciting career opportunities.
We have been exploring for uranium, developing mines and producing uranium concentrate for more than 55 years. Headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, we are a leading producer of uranium in Canada. The Orano-operated McClean Lake mill is a unique facility and the most technologically advanced mill in the world for the processing of high-grade uranium ore without dilution.
We value the knowledge, experience and cultures and commit to the advancement of Indigenous Peoples, Women, Visible Minorities and People with Disabilities, and strongly encourage all candidates from these designated groups to apply for our exciting career opportunities.
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