Quality Control Receiving Inspector Lead (Nuclear)

About the role

The Quality Control Receiving Inspector Lead is based in Bowmanville and reports directly to the Director, Quality Assurance. The role leads and coordinates receipt inspection activities at warehouse, fabrication, supplier and project site locations in line with the Black & McDonald Quality Assurance Program, providing technical leadership so that materials, equipment and their documentation meet purchase orders, codes and standards, customer specifications and regulatory commitments. It supports nuclear quality assurance requirements, supplier oversight, counterfeit/fraudulent/suspect item prevention and continuous improvement.

Key responsibilities

• Lead receipt inspections of materials, components and equipment at warehouses and project sites, and verify them against purchase orders, codes, standards and quality program requirements
• Review test reports, certificates of conformance, traceability records and inspection reports, and control nonconforming items per approved procedures
• Support Foreign Material Exclusion (FME) and the Counterfeit, Fraudulent and Suspect Item (CFSI) program
• Lead and mentor inspectors, coordinate inspection priorities and review inspection results for completeness and accuracy
• Interface with project management, procurement, engineering, construction, suppliers, clients and regulators, and conduct supplier in-progress inspections and assessments
• Help resolve material quality issues, support audits and inspections, and maintain the Measuring and Test Equipment (M&TE) program
• Work safely in line with health, safety and environmental programs

Required profile

• Diploma or degree in engineering, engineering technology, quality assurance, construction or materials technology, or equivalent education, training and experience
• At least 5 years in construction, manufacturing, fabrication, quality control or inspection, and at least 3 years in receipt inspection, material verification or supplier quality
• Previous lead, coordinator or supervisory experience is a strong asset; nuclear, power generation or regulated industry experience preferred
• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally

Required skills

• Understanding of receipt inspection, material traceability and quality documentation
• Knowledge of codes, standards and specifications, and ability to read engineering drawings and technical documents
• Microsoft Office Suite and electronic quality management systems

What we offer

• Salary of $110,000 to $135,000 annually, depending on qualifications
• Company-paid health and dental benefits, wellness initiatives and team building events
• Employee and family assistance program, professional development, rewards and recognition, and a scholarship program for dependents