Quality Control Officer

**Job ID**: 53737 **Job Category**:Audit, Compliance & Inspections **Division & Section**:Toronto Water, Environment Energy & Emergency Planning **Work Location**:2126 Kipling Avenue, Toronto ON, M9W 4K5 **Job Type & Duration**:Full-Time, 2 Permanent Vacancies **Hourly Rate and Wage Grade**:$33.34- $36.55, TF0239, Wage Grade 8 **Shift Information**: Monday to Friday**,**7am - 2:30pm, 35 hours per week **Affiliation**:Local 79 Full-time **Number of Positions Open**: 2 **Posting Period**: February 28, 2025 - March 14, 2025 **HR Contact**:Julie Ascenuik, 416-338-1749 **Division Contact**:Chris Nogalo 416-392-9949, Aaron Puddicomb 416-392-3446 **Major Responsibilities**: - Conducts activities relating to the enforcement/compliance of Toronto Water's By-laws to regulate the discharge of wastewater and land drainage and water supply in the City of Toronto. - Prepares, cleans, transports, and maintains sampling and safety equipment for use and correct calibration, if necessary. - Operates and maintains vehicles and sampling equipment in a quality control manner. - Conducts industrial, commercial and institutional facility and residential inspections, spill/pollution investigations and meetings. - Monitors/ samples sanitary and storm sewer systems, identifies new sampling locations within the collection system. Collects samples and conducts field tests such as pH and submits other bylaw parameter samples for laboratory analysis. - Appears in court as a witness in By-law violation cases and represents the City when involved in complaints. - Liaises with staff regarding findings. - Takes samples and analyzes tests of wastewater and industrial wastes, which may require calibrating equipment, mathematical calculations, the use of a computer and data mining. - Conducts dye tests in the Sewer System to confirm or rule out pollution sources. - Investigates complaints and answers enquiries in connection with spills, odours and water pollution control. - Maintains records, takes detailed and accurate notes, prepares accurate and concise written reports and enters data using a works management system such as i-Publicly operated treatment works and Administration and Compliance System’ (IPACS) and/or various office software such as MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, WMAC. - Reviews hard or electronic copy of sewer and water main maps and any associated drawings for compliance with the Sewers and Water Supply Bylaws - Acts as a team member working with the unit supervisors, manager, and closely with area bylaw officers or program staff on files that require additional assistance. **Key Qualifications**: - Secondary School Diploma or approved equivalent combination of education and experience. Post-secondary education in the field of Chemical, Environmental, Water Resources Engineering or Sciences is considered an asset. - Experience performing sampling preferably related to wastewater and industrial wastes. - Experience with a wide variety of sampling equipment. - Experience in the use of computers and applicable software such as Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel), IPACS, Hansen, etc. - Must possess a valid Province of Ontario Class "G" Driver’s Licence and able to pass and maintain a City’s operator’s permit. **You must also have**: - Good verbal communication skills with the ability to discuss issues with the general public, private industry and other regulatory bodies. - Good physical condition with the ability to withstand the environment of wastewater, industrial wastes, offensive industrial and sewage odours, severe and varying climatic conditions. - Good organizational skills to plan daily work. - Knowledge and understanding of wastewater collection system, wastewater treatment, and industrial wastes. - Strong written communication skills with the ability to prepare detailed documentation and to write clear, concise reports in a legible manner. - Ability to review electronic or hard copy sewer and water main maps and any drawings showing sewer and water infrastructures. - Ability to lift sampling equipment and to remove maintenance hole covers on sewers. - Ability to work shifts, and report on call outside working hours. - Ability to meet with the public and represent the City of Toronto in connection with water pollution complaints or concerns. - Ability to plan, prioritize, organize and work independently. - Ability to provide Police background check demonstrating a clear record. **Notes** - If selected for a temporary position, permanent Local 79 employees will retain their permanent status. At the end of the temporary assignment, Local 79 employees will return to their permanent base job classification. - If selected for a temporary position, temporary and part-time employees will be reassigned to this temporary position. - Work location reflects what is known at the time of posting. - An employee's reporting relationship and/or work location may change due to operational reasons and in accordance with