Tooling Specialist

Your role

• Single point of contact and a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for specific tooling.
• Witness tool testing at Integration Facility and other vendors as required.
• Identify, report, contribute and obtain resolution for any deviations from the design requirements or testing criteria using Adverse Condition or Event Reports (ACERS).
• As an integral part of the Tooling Turnover process from Bruce Power to Shoreline Power Group, be accountable for accepting tooling based on pre-determined criteria.
• Assist in the development of the Comprehensive Work Packages.
• Accountable for weekly schedule updates.
• Provide engineering direction and support for each assigned toolset (applicable through testing, readiness, execution, post-use and assessment).
• Establish and maintain interfaces with other internal groups, subcontractors and suppliers.
• Maintain high standards related to final product quality.
• Identify continuous improvements to processes.
• Participate in meetings with other internal and external groups.
• Clearly communicate with the client to ensure accurate and comprehensive understanding of the tooling needs are understood.
• When assigned to shift crews, work in a team setting with Construction trades, Shift Management and Shift Engineers to track tool performance, troubleshoot problems, and provide direction to tooling maintenance crews.
• Prepare daily shift logs to track tool performance, summarize maintenance and document troubleshooting steps.
• Fiscal responsibility:
  • Fiscal responsibility as required by the Joint Venture agreement.
• Extent of public contact:
  • Customers, suppliers, JV Partners.
  • Project Managers, project personnel, estimating personnel.
  • Trades personnel, union business agents.
• Physical demands:
  • Various work locations in both field and office.
  • Travel as necessary.
  • Site conditions- elevated work areas, confined spaces, radiological work areas, general offices.