Future Opportunity Posting: We are proactively building a pool of qualified candidates for anticipated hiring needs. There is no immediate opening at this time, but candidates who align with our needs may be contacted as opportunities arise.
📃 About Your Lead
Hi, I'm Steve, co-founder and Director of New Nuclear at NPX – your future lead! I've built my career delivering complex nuclear projects including 15+ years in field work at Bruce Power, leading multi-disciplinary teams through major refurbishment campaigns, and strategic and programmatic support to New Build Projects.
I'm a mentor, a teacher, and (full disclosure) a champion of dad jokes. I believe culture is built on smiles and being there for each other — and that's exactly the kind of team we've grown at NPX. If that sounds like your kind of place, I'd love to meet you.
What you'd do
- Keep the workstream moving — schedule and coordinate meetings, capture what was decided, and chase actions through to closure.
- Track the project schedule, keeping milestone dates current and flagging slippage early rather than reporting it late.
- Own document management and filing so the workstream’s records are complete, current and easy for anyone to find.
- Produce status reports and dashboard updates that give the team and client leadership a clear picture every week.
- Provide the general procurement administration support that keeps a busy team’s day-to-day running smoothly.
- Support project planning and coordination activities as the program builds out.
- Organization & Follow-Through: nothing falls through the cracks on your watch — you track it, you close it, and people stop worrying about it.
- Domain Familiarity: experience in a nuclear environment is what we’re looking for, and an existing nuclear security clearance is a strong asset.
- Coordination Expertise: 2–5 years coordinating schedules, actions, documents and reporting in a project environment, ideally on major capital work, within a supply chain team or in a construction execution environment.
- Communication: you write clearly and confirm rather than assume, so the team always knows where things stand.