Bruce Power

Bruce Power

Company

HeadquartersTiverton, Canada
Websitehttps://brucepower.com

About Bruce Power

Posting Open: January 30, 2020 Posting Close: February 13, 2020 Are you looking for a meaningful career that makes a difference in your community and beyond? At Bruce Power, we offer many exciting careers that provide you the opportunity to have the small-town lifestyle. As part of our team, you’ll work in a Safety First environment and play a vital role in safely delivering low cost, reliable and clean energy for Ontario and life-saving medical isotopes across the globe. Ongoing training and development are part of every job, ensuring constant growth and skill-building potential. Living on the shores of Lake Huron, you will be able to enjoy the outdoors and benefits of small town living. Bruce Power is seeking to enhance our Emergency and Protective Services team through the recruitment of experienced, talented and dynamic individuals in the role of Nuclear Response Team Officers (NRT). Please note that this position will be on a Full - Time basis (more than one (1) may be required). Summary: This role is responsible to perform all assigned security activities, on a shift basis, at a Nuclear Generating Station as prescribed by the Canadian Nuclear Safety and Control Act, in accordance with oral and written instructions, company and site specific policies and procedures and applicable regulations and legislation such as the General Nuclear Safety and Control Regulations and the Firearms Act. Specific Accountabilities: Provide conventional security and/or armed security patrol, and tactical response capabilities to breaches of security, emergencies, armed attacks, or contingency situations, on or in relation to the protected or controlled areas Carry (on person), and effectively employ, a variety of non-lethal and lethal weapon systems, day and night surveillance systems, as well as standard and tactical communication systems Participate in regular physical fitness training and exercises, drills and testing under the guidance of designated personnel. On a monthly basis, re-qualify on all equipment, procedures, and physical standards to ensure an appropriate "Fitness for Duty" Carry out assigned foot and vehicle patrols of buildings, grounds and fences to enforce trespassing regulations Operate, as required, a motor vehicle equipped with appropriate firearms, communications and emergency equipment. Prepare and maintain records of security activities performed as per procedures During drills and/or emergency situations execute designated duties regarding information collection and communication, access control and/or evacuation of site and adjacent recreation areas in accordance with station/site contingency plans and procedures Conduct searches of persons, packages and vehicles entering and leaving the facility, using physical and technological methods, to ensure that no weapons or explosives enter the facility and to prevent the unauthorized removal of Category I, II or III nuclear material Monitor, record, and search all vehicle and pedestrian traffic entering the protected and/or controlled areas of the facility in accordance with approved procedures and operating policies Operate a program to provide employment/employee screening Prepare and/or check and process documents required for Site Access Clearances, Federal Government Security Clearances and Nuclear Security Guard authorizations according to established guidelines issued by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) Perform investigations, as directed, on suspected or known occurrences of theft, fraud, mischief or any other criminal or quasi-criminal act detrimental to the welfare of Bruce Power Depending on assignment, maintain a working relationship with external agencies; such as, Federal and Provincial Police, CSIS, CNSC, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Ministry of Natural Resources and the like to exchange information as required Coordinate and maintain the access card program for the various entry-controlled locations at the site. Process completed Nuclear Identification Maintain and input the Authorized List Program (ALP) computer database to ensure the integrity of the proximity cards used on the site and entry to the nuclear facilities meets all CNSC requirements Operate and maintain equipment and supplies associated with identification Prepare impressions of fingerprints, handprints, etc. on the prescribed documentation suitable for identification purposes by government agencies Issue, retrieve and control radiation dosimeter badges for various personnel, entering/leaving designated radiation zones. Check out vehicles and personnel to monitor for possible contamination. Keep Manager and senior station personnel informed of all incidents Operate and monitor closed circuit TV units and intrusion equipment. Identify and/or record any unusual situations to the Manager for direction. Maintain a log of all SMR activities. Perform routine lock and key control activities in accordance with established security policies, procedures and nuclear station management regulations Operate a personal computer and associated software applications to input and retrieve basic information such as, vehicle and visitor information etc., as well as to communicate with various site personnel via E-mail to provide and/or request information Provide first aid, water rescue and fire response as required. Respond to and take appropriate action to alarms on site and at remote locations Obtain and maintain Public Agent Authorization in accordance with the Nuclear Security Regulations under the Nuclear Safety and Control Act Perform other duties as required Education and Experience: Candidates must have a minimum of Grade 12, with at least one year of further study in relevant subjects such as Police Foundations, Law and Security, or Criminology or by having the equivalent level of education. AND A minimum of three (3) years practical experience gained in law enforcement, military, corrections or in a private security environment will be required. Successful applicant(s) MUST provide copies of the following licenses/certificates at the time of their online application: Valid Firearms Possession and Acquisition License (PAL) - both restricted AND non-restricted. Valid Standard First Aid and C.P.R. Valid Ontario Driver's License. PLEASE NOTE: Required documentation MUST be attached to your profile application for consideration We thank all candidates for their interest, however only those selected to move forward will be contacted. In order to ensure you are given full consideration for this position, please ensure your candidate application is completely filled out and up to date. The information in the candidate application will be used in the selection process to assess candidacy for this position. Bruce Power is proud to be an equal opportunity employer; valuing and respecting diversity. We encourage applications from qualified members of the four designated groups.

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CanadaTiverton394
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Company Info

Company Type: Private

Company Size: 1001 - 5000

Revenue: 2 - 5 billion (USD)

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Data Info

Date of first job ad29.10.2019, 20:53
Date of last job ad25.02.2026, 23:53
Date merged27.02.2026, 05:41
Date created29.10.2019, 20:53

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