Regulator of engineering and geoscience in Alberta.
Edmonton, Alberta
Established in 1920, the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta has a legislated mandate to regulate the practice of the professions in Alberta. The Association’s Members play a significant role in every segment of the economy, and their technical and management expertise ensure Alberta remains at the forefront of technological innovation.
On-site · Edmonton
The investigator is responsible for conducting thorough investigations into complaints of unprofessional conduct or unskilled practice against APEGA registrants. They provide expert support to investigation panels, gather credible evidence, and draft comprehensive reports to support regulatory decision-making.
On-site · Edmonton
The Revenue and Receivables Coordinator is responsible for processing customer payments, managing billing, and ensuring the accuracy of financial records. They also perform account reconciliations, maintain electronic invoicing systems, and provide support for internal and external audits.
On-site · Edmonton
The Regulatory Exam Writer is responsible for the development, review, validation, and maintenance of high-quality examination content for professional registration. This role involves collaborating with committees and subject matter experts to ensure assessment tools are defensible, relevant, and aligned with professional standards.
On-site · Edmonton
The Registration Program Coordinator manages the application process for membership by reviewing documentation for validity and ensuring compliance with legislative requirements. They also provide guidance to applicants and stakeholders while troubleshooting technical issues and maintaining accurate records.
On-site · Edmonton
This role is responsible for the administration of individual practice policies, including registrant data analysis, quality assurance, and compliance monitoring. The analyst will provide advisory support, manage regulatory case files, and contribute to the development of procedural frameworks for the organization.
On-site · Edmonton
The Business Analyst partners with business and technology teams to evaluate, design, and improve business processes, services, and systems. They are responsible for eliciting requirements, facilitating workshops, and translating business needs into actionable documentation to support solution delivery.
