Safety Codes Officer

ATCO; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A diversified global corporation is seeking a Safety Codes Officer in Edmonton, AB. This role involves conducting safety code audits, ensuring compliance with electrical codes, and preparing reports based on inspections. The ideal candidate has a Journeyman Electrician or diploma in Electrical Engineering with relevant experience and certification. Excellent organizational and communication skills are essential. This position may require travel to remote areas and involves various physical activities. Competitive compensation and flexible benefits are offered.

Benefits

Competitive compensation

Employee share purchase plan

Flexible benefits from first day of employment

Charitable donation matching

Qualifications

• Must have Safety Codes Officer certification in Electrical and Electrical Utility.
• 6 years of related field experience or 8 years experience with a diploma.
• Valid driver’s license and standard first aid certificate are necessary.

Responsibilities

• Conduct safety code audits and inspections as required.
• Identify and notify regulatory violations to management.
• Prepare reports for all facility audits.

Skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Self-motivated

Education

Alberta Journeyman Electrician or Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

Job Description

Everyday a new adventure!

Position: Safety Codes Officer

Division: ATCO Electric

Location: Edmonton, AB

What We Offer

• Competitive compensation
• Employee share purchase plan
• Charitable donation matching
• Flexible benefits from first day of employment
• A culture based on caring, integrity, collaboration, and safety

Why Work Here

Joining the ATCO Team means being part of a community of people inspiring change on a global scale. It’s meaningful work that can only be accomplished by helping each other, as we collectively look to the future. Collaborating and being professional, down to earth, and caring for one another and for the communities we serve – is central to our core values and cultivates a sense of belonging.

About The Role

If you’re dedicated to outstanding service and want to make a difference in your community, consider joining ATCO Electric as a Safety Codes Officer. Reporting to the Supervisor, this position is responsible for applying the Alberta Safety Codes Act and auditing facilities to identify compliance issues and corrective actions. This position is also responsible for providing rulings or interpretations of applicable electrical system regulations to the company.

What You’ll Do

• Conduct safety code audits and activities as required by ATCO Electric’s Quality Management Plan under the Safety Codes Act
• Inspect newly constructed engineering facilities by reviewing as-built drawings on site and comparing to the engineering drawings, regulatory requirements, codes and legislated standards.
• Identify and notify responsible managers and supervisors of regulatory violations (Safety Codes Act, Regulation, AEUC, CEC and other legislated design standards).
• Provide recommendations for improvements to ATCO Electric Safety Codes Program based on the findings of audits, inspections and investigations.
• Prepare reports for all facility audits.
• Investigate safety codes issues related to constructability, operability and maintainability of new electric facilities. Investigate incidents that may be related to safety codes deficiencies.
• Makes impartial decisions while maintaining professional relationships with internal and external colleagues.
• Monitors electric utility regulations, codes and standards that affect ATCO Electric and advising and/or taking action on potential impacts.
• Monitor action items and commitments.
• Follow up with responsible managers to ensure completion of actions and commitments.
• Escalate matters as appropriate.
• Review new or non-standard prints to identify potential codes and standards compliance issues.
• Present and share safety codes inspection results with various groups including engineering, operation, work method, etc.

What You’ll Bring

• Either an Alberta Journeyman Electrician, Power System Electrician or Powerline Technician certificate and 6 years of related field experience, or Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology and 8 years of experience.
• Safety Codes Officer certification in Electrical and Electrical Utility.
• Subject matter expertise in Alberta Electrical Utility Safety Regulations, Codes and Standards.
• Valid driver’s license and standard first aid certificate.
• Self-motivated, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to work independently.
• Good communication skills (verbal and written).
• Proficient use of the Microsoft Office Suite.
• Field work with exposure to the elements, noise, dust and electrical hazards.
• Travel to remote areas with overnights is required.
• Working alone may be required.
• On-call work may be required.
• A variety of sitting, standing and walking.
• Intense visual concentration is required up to and including 50% of the time.
• May require frequent physical activities (lifting boxes, bending)

About Us

ATCO Electric is part of ATCO Ltd. ATCO delivers inspired solutions for a better world. We are a diversified global corporation with investments in the essential services of Structures & Logistics, Utilities, Energy Infrastructure, Retail Energy, Transportation and Commercial Real Estate.

Learn more about how we build communities, energize industries and deliver customer-focused solutions like no other company in the world at www.atco.com.

ATCO is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law.

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the traditional territories and homelands on which many of our ATCO operations and facilities are located. We honor and respect the diverse history, languages, ceremonies, and culture of the Indigenous peoples who call these areas home.