About this role
As the lead regulatory organization, TC continues to provide strategic advice and regulatory expertise to support integrated planning efforts across the country, provide advise and expertise, as well as identify and assess associated policy, legislative and regulatory changes. TC staff in each region will directly contribute to the development of response plans as well as supporting other essential response planning-related activities.The key responsibilities for the position are:• Ensure regulatory compliance of oil handling facilities (OHF) et response organizations (RO) certified by Transport Canada: conduct site inspections, review prevention and emergency plans and evaluate oil pollution exercises.• In the event of non-compliance, follow up on files in collaboration with the Regional Enforcement Unit (REU).• Participate in the development of working tools and policy implementation through regional and national working groups.• Develop and maintain relationships with the