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Experience the Town of Petawawa Showcase (April 26-28, 2024) where you can explore over 130 local businesses and organizations from all over #OttawaValley!
This weekend, we invite you to discover the local vendors, suppliers, and producers who provide high-quality goods and services in our community. CNL is thrilled to support important community initiative.
Our booth will be open all weekend, starting Friday from 12 - 8 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. & Sunday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Stop by to chat with us, ask questions, and win fun prizes.
See you there! 16 Civic Centre Road, Petawawa, ON!
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Was great to stop by and have a chat today😊
Come work with us at our Whiteshell site in Pinawa, Manitoba!
If you have questions, please reach out to [email protected]
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Happy International #EarthDay from Canadian Nuclear Laboratories!
At CNL, we are not just celebrating Earth Day; we are living it every day. Our innovative sustainability practices are at the forefront of all our operations. We are invested in leading a #sustainablefuture through our work while supporting our industry partners and local communities in doing the same.
Throughout this #EarthWeek, CNL will be celebrating our planet by raising awareness on how we can all embrace sustainability, in line with this year's theme, "Planet vs Plastics."
Amongst the many events scheduled, we are hosting tours of site, our Annual Sustainability Fair, and leading presentations with the Girl Guides of Canada, Scouts Canada, and our local schools for #EarthWeek.
Visit earthday.org to learn how you can also contribute to a #greenfuture.
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You've been running and hiding from your toxic waste issues for decades. A shameful legacy.
One CNL-designed engineering challenge, 65 first-year Faculty of Engineering students and a semester of design and experimentation were the key ingredients for uOttawa's Design Day 2024. The annual competition, hosted by the university’s Faculty of Engineering, attracted over 600 participating students for the spring event, and CNL’s Reactor Fleet Sustainability directorate had the opportunity to design the challenge!
The challenge? Connecting students to the rigorous R&D that supports the safe operation of nuclear reactors, teams were asked to design and build a prototype test set up that can be used to accelerate erosion testing of rotating components. And they certainly rose to it!
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We are hiring G1 & G2 Radiation Protection Surveyors! These are opportunities to make an impact on the safety of staff completing critical work in Chalk River. Extensive training is provided for new hires to help you grow your career at CNL.
Please visit the links below to apply:
G2 Radiation Surveyor - tre.tbe.taleo.net/tre01/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=CNLLTD&cws=37&rid=6685
G1 Radiation Surveyor - tre.tbe.taleo.net/tre01/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=CNLLTD&cws=37&rid=6696
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Highly recommended. CNL is an excellent employer.
Great opportunity. Excellent place to work !
Thanks! I will forward this to Stefan.
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Where did I get the impression that every dollar spent here comes from taxpayers?
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