Lead BCER’s provincial enforcement program from Fort St John, applying regulatory leadership and risk-based decision-making in a hybrid office model. The Director, Enforcement provides senior leadership for BCER’s enforcement program and geographically dispersed team. This role establishes priorities, performance expectations, quality assurance, and defensible approaches. It also provides authoritative advice on complex matters, legislation, public safety, environmental, operational, and reputational risks. Key Responsibilities:

Set provincial enforcement direction, priorities, standards, and objectives Lead teams, allocate resources, manage performance, and build capability Develop and improve enforcement frameworks, policies,



and guidelines Oversee complex matters and recommend risk-based enforcement approaches Represent BCER with government, agencies, industry, and external organizations Requirements:

Relevant degree and seven or more years of related experience Management experience in regulatory enforcement, compliance, or natural resources Experience leading complex regulatory programs and qualified or technical teams Experience interpreting legislation and enforcing legal requirements Experience advising on complex, high-risk, or contentious matters Bring regulatory leadership, program modernization, and enforcement expertise to BCER’s public safety and environmental mandate.

📌 Director Provincial Enforcement Program (Fort St. John)
🏢 BC Energy Regulator
📍 Fort St. John