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About the Role
As one of Ontario’s public safety regulators, TSSA administers safety regulations and enhances public safety across multiple sectors. Inspectors make a difference for Ontarians every day by connecting with regulated parties, helping them meet safety requirements, building trust, enhancing compliance, and strengthening systems that keep people safe.
Responsibilities
- Conduct inspections of fuel facilities, equipment and other regulated sites to confirm compliance with the Technical Standards and Safety Act and its associated regulations.
- Attend and inspect incidents involving fires, explosions, carbon monoxide exposure, and public complaints to determine root causes and recommend actions that reduce the likelihood of recurrence.
- Issue orders and provide guidance to stakeholders based on the interpretation and application of fuels regulations, codes, and standards.
- Document inspection findings, incident details, and compliance data in TSSA systems to support risk-based decision-making and accurate reporting.
- Plan and schedule daily inspection activities, prepare reports within established timelines, and support audit inspections in accordance with standardized procedures.
- Provide clear, timely information to certificate holders, contractors, and members of the public to build awareness of regulatory requirements and encourage safe practices.
- Share technical knowledge, participate in training activities, and collaborate with colleagues to promote a cooperative and safety-focused work environment.
Requirements
- Actively pursuing or currently holding relevant fuels certifications, with a minimum qualification of Gas Technician (G2).
- Maintain or work toward the technical endorsements needed to inspect regulated fuels equipment in accordance with applicable codes and standards.
- At least five years of experience in the gaseous fuels industry.
- Strong working knowledge of the Technical Standards and Safety Act and associated fuels regulations (210/01, 212/01, 213/01, 215/01, 216/01, 217/01).
- Proficiency with fuels-related codes and standards, including CSA B149 series, the Liquid Fuels Handling Code, and CSA Z662 for oil and gas pipeline systems.
- Strong analytical skills when conducting inspections, completing incident investigations, determining root causes, and assessing risks within regulated environments.
- Use business systems to document findings, maintain accurate compliance records and support consistent service delivery.
- Daily travel required.
- A valid Ontario Class G driver’s licence and a driving record suitable for fieldwork are essential.
Skills
- Gas Technician (G2)
- Oil Burner Technician (OBT2)
- Liquid Propane
- Petroleum Mechanic (PMH/PM2/PM3)
- Technical endorsements for inspecting regulated fuels equipment
- Gaseous fuels industry experience
- Technical Standards and Safety Act
- Fuels regulations (210/01, 212/01, 213/01, 215/01, 216/01, 217/01)
- Fuels-related codes and standards
- CSA B149 series
- Liquid Fuels Handling Code
- CSA Z662 for oil and gas pipeline systems
- Analytical skills
- Inspection
- Incident investigation
- Risk assessment
- Business systems documentation
- Compliance record maintenance
- Service delivery support
- Ontario Class G driver’s licence
Location
- Ontario
Work Type
- Fieldwork
- Daily travel
Experience Level
- Minimum five years of experience in the gaseous fuels industry
Education Level
- Gas Technician (G2) certification
- Additional certifications are considered an asset including Oil Burner Technician (OBT2), Liquid Propane or Petroleum Mechanic (PMH/PM2/PM3)
Salary/Compensations
- Competitive wages as outlined in the collective agreement
About the Company
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) is committed to safety and making Ontario a safer place to live, work and play.
- TSSA is one of Ontario’s public safety regulators, established by the provincial government.
- TSSA administers safety regulations and enhances public safety across multiple sectors - boilers and pressure vessels and operating engineers; elevating devices, amusement devices and ski lifts; and fuels.
- TSSA has earned the 5-Star Safety Cultures Award from Canadian Occupational Safety magazine for five consecutive years (2022-2026).
Equal Opportunity
- TSSA is committed to diversity and inclusion.
- We are committed to building and maintaining collaborative, caring, and positive work environments so that our employees bring their whole selves to work each and every day.
- We encourage all qualified applicants to apply without regard to race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, family status or disability.
- TSSA is pleased to offer accommodation for applicants with disabilities.