Operating Engineer Safety Inspectors protect Ontario through field inspections, regulatory expertise, and incident investigations across registered power and pressure equipment facilities.
At the Technical Standards and Safety Authority, this inspector role verifies compliance with operating engineer regulations, codes, and safety requirements. You will inspect power plants, boilers, pressure vessels, refrigeration plants, and compressor plants. The work includes audits, investigations, enforcement, reporting, and regulatory guidance for facility owners and operators.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct inspections of registered power and pressure equipment facilities
- Identify non-compliance and issue orders under provincial authority
- Investigate incidents, equipment failures, complaints, and root causes
- Audit facilities, operating personnel, qualifications, and processes
- Prepare inspection reports, evidence, and electronic compliance records
Requirements:
- Minimum five years operating large, diverse thermal power systems
- At least three years as a Second-Class Shift Engineer
- Ontario Certificate of Competency or eligibility to obtain
- Knowledge of applicable regulations, CSA codes, and standards
- Valid Ontario Class G driver's license and daily regional travel
Apply thermal power operations, compliance expertise, and investigation skills as a TSSA inspector protecting public safety throughout Ontario.
Operating Engineer Safety Inspector in Toronto employer: TSSA
The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) is an exceptional employer that prioritizes public safety and community well-being in Ontario. With a strong commitment to employee growth, TSSA offers a collaborative work culture where Fuels Engineers can thrive through continuous learning and professional development opportunities. Joining TSSA means being part of a dedicated team that values integrity and innovation, making a meaningful impact on the safety of fuel systems that serve our communities.
