Multiple Technical Compliance and Advisory Roles (SCO and CTA roles)

Posted on: Oct 15, 2026

Posted by: Safety Codes Council

Summary

The Safety Codes Council is seeking experienced safety and compliance professionals to join our team in technical advisory and regulatory roles:

The Safety Codes Officer, Fire is responsible for protecting public safety through fire inspections, investigations, risk assessments, and regulatory compliance activities. This role serves as a technical resource for stakeholders and supports the consistent application of fire safety legislation, codes, and standards across Alberta.

The Safety Codes Officer, Building provides expert interpretation of building codes and legislation while supporting compliance, permit reviews, investigations, and stakeholder education. This role contributes to regulatory consistency and public safety through technical expertise and advisory services.

The Compliance Technical Advisor, Plumbing, Gas & Private Sewage supports regulatory oversight, compliance monitoring, and continuous improvement within Alberta’s safety codes system. This role conducts audits and compliance reviews, provides technical guidance, and works with stakeholders to improve regulatory consistency and accountability.

Key Responsibilities

Safety Codes Officer, Fire
This role conducts fire inspections, investigations, and risk assessments to support public safety and regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include assessing compliance with fire codes and regulations, investigating complaints and unsafe conditions, providing technical guidance to stakeholders, supporting enforcement activities, preparing reports and documentation, fostering positive stakeholder relationships, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.

Safety Codes Officer, Building
This role interprets and applies building legislation, regulations, and codes while reviewing permits, occupancy matters, and compliance issues. Key responsibilities include providing technical guidance to stakeholders, supporting investigations and enforcement activities, developing technical resources and code interpretations, participating in compliance monitoring and quality assurance activities, and contributing to service and process improvements.

Compliance Technical Advisor, Plumbing, Gas & Private Sewage
This role conducts audits, compliance reviews, and risk assessments to evaluate regulatory compliance and identify opportunities for improvement. Key responsibilities include analyzing compliance data and trends, developing audit findings and recommendations, providing technical and regulatory guidance, delivering training and educational resources, supporting program improvement initiatives, and building strong relationships with municipalities, agencies, and industry stakeholders.

Requirements

Safety Codes Officer, Fire
This role requires a current Fire Safety Codes Officer Certification (Group A, B2, and C1) and experience conducting fire inspections and compliance activities. Strong knowledge of fire codes, regulations, investigations, and risk assessment practices is essential, along with demonstrated decision-making, communication, and stakeholder management skills. A valid Alberta Class 5 Driver’s Licence and the ability to travel throughout Alberta are required.

Safety Codes Officer, Building
This role requires a current Building Safety Codes Officer Certification, including Part 3 Buildings and HVAC across all occupancies, and a minimum of five years of experience within Alberta’s safety codes system. Strong knowledge of building legislation, codes, standards, and compliance practices is required, along with experience reviewing permits, inspections, and occupancy matters. Excellent analytical, communication, and technical writing skills are essential.

Compliance Technical Advisor, Plumbing, Gas & Private Sewage
This role requires current Safety Codes Officer Certifications in Plumbing (Group A & B) and Gas, along with a minimum of five years of experience administering Alberta plumbing and/or gas codes. Strong knowledge of the Safety Codes Act, compliance monitoring, auditing, and regulatory requirements is essential. Excellent analytical, communication, and report-writing skills, as well as a valid Class 5 Driver’s Licence and the ability to travel within Alberta, are required.

This position is hybrid in Edmonton, Alberta, and remote within Alberta.

Job Type

Permanent Full-Time

Employer Contact

No employer contact listed.

Salary Range

$103,500 to $155,250

Closing Date

October 27, 2026

Posting ID: 40363

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