At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead governance and risk management initiatives to enhance operations and human performance.
- Company: CNL, a leader in nuclear science and technology with a focus on safety and excellence.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Join a proactive team dedicated to safety and organizational learning.
- Why this job: Shape the future of governance and make a real impact in a dynamic environment.
- Qualifications: University degree or college diploma with five years of relevant technical experience.
The predicted salary is between 98550 - 120450 $ per year.
Lead governance and risk management at CNL as the Director of Governance and Controls, driving excellence in operations and human performance in Chalk River, Ontario.
CNL is seeking a proactive leader for its Chalk River location.
The Director will provide strategic governance, oversee human performance initiatives, and uphold safety culture.
Your background in operations or engineering, combined with at least five years of relevant experience, will enable you to support organizational objectives and shape performance improvement strategies.
Key
Responsibilities
- Develop and deliver Human Performance training programs
- Prepare and publish articles promoting organizational learning
- Implement and evaluate event-free tools and benchmarking
- Conduct research on human performance issues
- Collaborate across teams to achieve common objectives
Requirements
- University degree or College diploma in relevant fields
- Minimum five years of experience in a technical role
- Experience in designing technical training programs
- Knowledge of high regulation environments
- Security Clearance Level 2 Secret eligibility required
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Director of Governance employer: Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd.
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) is an exceptional employer located in the serene setting of Whiteshell, Manitoba, offering a unique opportunity to lead transformative decommissioning projects that contribute to environmental restoration. With a strong commitment to safety, stakeholder engagement, and community collaboration, CNL fosters a supportive work culture that prioritizes employee growth through continuous improvement and innovation. Join a multidisciplinary team where your expertise in nuclear engineering will not only be valued but will also play a crucial role in shaping sustainable solutions for the future.
Contact Details:
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. Recruitment Team
