Engineers and Geoscientists BC regulates engineering and geoscience professions in British Columbia, ensuring high standards of education and practice among its licensed members.
Burnaby, BC
Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia regulates and governs the professions under the authority of the Professional Governance Act by setting and maintaining high academic, experience and professional practice standards for all members. Individuals licensed by Engineers and Geoscientists BC are the only persons permitted by law to undertake and assume responsibility for engineering and geoscience projects in the province of B.C.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The Administrative Assistant provides comprehensive support to the registration department, including managing committee logistics, SharePoint sites, and volunteer relationships. They also draft decision letters, assist with registration interviews, and provide backup support for the front desk.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The role involves planning and executing compliance audits for individual registrants and firms to ensure adherence to the Professional Governance Act and bylaws. Additionally, the auditor leads multi-auditor teams, provides guidance to registrants, and contributes to the continuous improvement of audit policies.
Hybrid · Burnaby
Plan, schedule, and execute compliance audits for individual and firm registrants to ensure adherence to the Professional Governance Act and bylaws. Lead multi-auditor teams for complex audits and provide guidance and training to registrants on regulatory requirements.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The role involves developing and monitoring professional and ethical practice resources with a focus on the built environment and seismic initiatives. It requires providing guidance to registrants and government bodies while managing the revision of practice guidelines.
On-site · Burnaby
The Director, Registration leads the registration and licensing functions, making timely and fair decisions to protect the public interest. They also provide strategic and operational advice on registration, licensure, and credentialing matters.
On-site · Burnaby
The Manager, Organizational Performance leads the performance planning and reporting function, developing and implementing an organizational performance framework. This role is accountable for tracking, analyzing, and reporting organization-wide performance metrics to assess the organization's effectiveness in delivering its mandate.
On-site
Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia is currently searching for a Manager, Organizational Performance to join our team in Burnaby! The Manager, Organizational Performance leads the organization’s performance planning and reporting function, playing a key role in the organization’s forward planning and continuous improvement efforts. The role is accountable for the development and implementation and monitoring of an organizational performance framework, based on industry best practice. Within the organizational performance framework, the position is accountable for the development, tr…
On-site · Burnaby
The Manager, Organizational Performance leads the development and monitoring of an organizational performance framework and tracks KPIs to measure regulatory effectiveness. This role supports strategic planning, continuous improvement efforts, and reporting for senior management and regulatory bodies.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The Articling Student will analyze issues related to the Professional Governance Act and conduct legal research to prepare memoranda and reports. They will also assist with investigations, disciplinary hearings, and matters concerning unauthorized practice and privacy.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The Junior Developer I assists in the design, coding, and deployment of full-stack solutions using .NET Core and React. Responsibilities include developing UIs, implementing reports, and resolving operational issues under the guidance of senior developers.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The role involves administering the evaluation of academic qualifications for engineering and geoscience candidates and supporting volunteer panels. It also includes advising staff on academic policies and coordinating the distribution of files for review.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The Audit Coordinator manages documentation, schedules, and correspondence for registrant audit programs while serving as the primary contact for auditees. They are responsible for tracking milestones, supporting the Audit and Practice Review Committee, and maintaining standard operating procedures.
Hybrid · Burnaby
The Functional Analyst enhances off-the-shelf systems like Microsoft 365 to support business processes through requirement gathering and system configuration. They bridge the gap between business needs and technology by designing specifications, overseeing implementations, and providing end-user training.
