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Morson Edge (Canada) is seeking Junior to Intermediate Electrical/Controls Engineers for a site-based, long-term contract in Ontario. You will support commissioning, testing and troubleshooting of electrical, automation and control systems for nuclear power generation projects.
The role emphasizes hands-on testing, system validation and collaboration with engineering, commissioning, construction, and operations teams to ensure safety, quality and regulatory compliance.
Electrical & Controls Commissioning Engineer – Nuclear
Site-based
Long-term contract opportunity
Our client is seeking Junior to Intermediate Electrical / Controls Engineers with hands‑on experience in commissioning, testing, troubleshooting, automation and power systems to support nuclear power generation projects in Ontario.
The ideal candidate will have a strong electrical, controls or electronic engineering foundation and experience working directly with electrical equipment, automation systems, control systems or power‑generation equipment.
This is a technically focused site role suited to an engineer who enjoys testing systems, troubleshooting issues, working with equipment and collaborating with engineering and commissioning teams.
Familiarity with applicable electrical and industry standards such as CSA, CEC, NEC, NFPA and IEC is an asset.
Experience working within a highly regulated engineering environment is strongly preferred.
An active Bruce Power (BP) security clearance is required.
Candidates with an OPG security clearance that is transferable to Bruce Power may also be considered.
We're looking for engineers who combine a solid technical foundation with practical experience in testing, commissioning, controls, electrical systems and troubleshooting.
Candidates may come from backgrounds including:
Candidates do not necessarily need extensive nuclear experience if they have strong transferable electrical/controls commissioning experience and the required security clearance.
The key is a hands‑on technical mindset — someone who can understand how a system works, participate in testing, identify problems and work with engineering/site teams to resolve them.
Candidates must currently hold a Bruce Power clearance, or an OPG clearance that can be transferred to Bruce Power.