What The Event Means for Canada’s Nuclear Energy Supply Chain
Canada’s nuclear energy industry is in a period of exceptional growth. Refurbishment projects and new-build reactors need suppliers at the table early, not just responding to RFPs after decisions are already made. OCNI Nuclear Industry Day puts MarShield in the room with the decision-makers at Bruce Power and OPG who are deciding where the industry goes next. Whether Canada’s supply chain can keep pace with rapid growth depends on this level of direct engagement from suppliers.
Bringing 45+ Years of Experience to Bruce Power
For over 45 years, MarShield has been shielding people, equipment, and the environment from radiation exposure. During that time, we’ve built a reputation as one of the most trusted names in nuclear energy radiation shielding. Our custom-engineered solutions have been implemented in nuclear power plants and research facilities across North America and globally.
Our credibility as a nuclear supplier lies in our:
- Custom-engineered radiation shielding solutions designed around each facility’s unique spatial, operational, and performance requirements.
- Deep regulatory and compliance expertise, backed by CSA N299.3-16 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications and providing documentation for all of our solutions.
- Proven durability, built to perform reliably under sustained radiation exposure with minimal maintenance and downtime.
- Extensive range of shielding products, including lead bricks, lead-lined cabinets, nuclear storage products, lead-pours, borated polyethylene, and more to suit diverse facility needs.
- Lifecycle partnership, from initial consultation through installation, maintenance, and long-term support.
With this track record, we are ready to bring our expertise to the conversations happening at Bruce Power this September.
Meet Us at OCNI Nuclear Industry Day
Representing MarShield at OCNI Nuclear Industry Day 2026 will be Syed Abidi, Director of Business & Product Development, and Raj Singh, Business Development Executive. They will be on-site at Bruce Power to talk with utility leaders, procurement teams, and also fellow suppliers about how MarShield’s expertise can support current and upcoming nuclear projects.
Do not miss your chance to hear about how shielding is developing alongside the industry, and connect with the MarShield team to ensure total compliance in nuclear facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nuclear Energy Radiation Shielding
What makes radiation shielding for nuclear facilities different from other industries?
Nuclear facilities operate under some of the most rigorous safety and regulatory standards of any industry, and shielding must perform reliably under sustained, high-intensity radiation exposure over decades, not just meet a one-time compliance check. That is why nuclear shielding solutions are typically custom-engineered to a facility’s specific layout, radiation source, and operational requirements, rather than built from standardized, off-the-shelf products.
How do I know if a shielding supplier meets Canadian nuclear safety standards?
Look for certifications specific to the nuclear sector, such as CSA N299.3-16, alongside broader quality management standards like ISO 9001:2015. A reputable supplier should be able to provide full documentation and testing data for every solution; not just claim compliance.
What types of nuclear radiation shielding products are available?
MarShield offers a wide range of radiation shielding products engineered to meet the needs of nuclear facilities, from permanent structural shielding to portable and storage solutions.
Our proven solutions include:
