BAND 3 - Regional Manager

British Columbia Public Service Careers; Burnaby; Sur place; CAD 91 000 - 129 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

BC Public Service is seeking a Regional Manager to lead the Compliance and Enforcement team within the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch. The role oversees inspections, licensing education, and enforcement actions to ensure public safety.

The Regional Manager directs priorities across Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, and Sea to Sky, collaborating with Supervisors, Inspectors, and partner agencies to deliver fair outcomes and uphold regulatory standards.

Responsabilités

• Lead inspection priorities and regulatory standards across a geographically diverse region.
• Coordinate with Supervisors and unit colleagues to ensure fair enforcement actions and reporting.

Description du poste

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Posting Title

BAND 3 - Regional Manager

Position Classification

Band 3

Union

N/A

Work Options

Hybrid

Location

Burnaby, BC V3J 1N3 CA (Primary)

Salary Range

$90,900.08 - $128,800.00 annually

Close Date

10/22/2026

Job Type

Regular Full Time

Temporary End Date

Ministry/Organization

BC Public Service -> Agriculture and Food

Ministry Branch / Division

LCRB/Compliance and Enforcement

Job Summary

The Compliance and Enforcement (C&E) team is part of the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB), which oversees the regulation and licensing of liquor and cannabis establishments and events across British Columbia. With staff located throughout the province, the Branch issues licenses, educates establishments on regulatory requirements, and promotes safe, responsible service in alignment with public health and community interests. Within this established team, the Regional Manager leads a structure that includes three Supervisors, supported by three Senior Inspectors and approximately 15-17 Inspectors. The team works collaboratively with Branch work units, including the Investigations unit, Licensing Division staff, and the Policy and Legislation unit to ensure consistent, equitable oversight of licensed businesses.Their work is grounded in a risk-based inspection approach, emphasizing voluntary compliance, education, and—when necessary—enforcement actions that uphold public safety and support safer experiences for patrons.

The Team

The Compliance and Enforcement (C&E) team is part of the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB), which oversees the regulation and licensing of liquor and cannabis establishments and events across British Columbia. With staff located throughout the province, the Branch issues licenses, educates establishments on regulatory requirements, and promotes safe, responsible service in alignment with public health and community interests. Within this established team, the Regional Manager leads a structure that includes three Supervisors, supported by three Senior Inspectors and approximately 15-17 Inspectors. The team works collaboratively with Branch work units, including the Investigations unit, Licensing Division staff, and the Policy and Legislation unit to ensure consistent, equitable oversight of licensed businesses.Their work is grounded in a risk-based inspection approach, emphasizing voluntary compliance, education, and—when necessary—enforcement actions that uphold public safety and support safer experiences for patrons.

The Role

The Regional Manager plays a critical leadership role in directing inspection priorities, ensuring regulatory standards, and maintaining administrative fairness across a geographically diverse region that includes the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, and Sea to Sky Corridor. The position strategically deploys enforcement resources based on risk profiling, compliance history, and emerging trends, and works closely with Supervisors to ensure expectations are met and results are reported to senior leadership. This role has significant impact on citizens and licensees by ensuring consistent delivery of the Inspections Program, fair determination of enforcement actions, and effective oversight of high-profile events of municipal, provincial, and national significance. The Regional Manager also builds cooperative relationships with law enforcement, industry associations, licensees, and community partners, providing guidance on complex cases and facilitating investigative processes. Candidates will be inspired by the opportunity to contribute directly to public safety, support responsible business operations, and work