Job opportunity
Liquor Cannabis Regulation Inspector
British Columbia Public Service Careers
Apply regulatory expertise as a Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Inspector with hybrid work options across British Columbia. Investigate compliance and support public safety.
The BC Public Service seeks an inspector for its Compliance and Enforcement Division. You will monitor liquor and cannabis regulations, investigate concerns, educate licensed businesses, and support fair enforcement decisions. Clear communication, sound judgment, and attention to detail are central to the work.
Key Responsibilities:
Monitor compliance with liquor and cannabis regulations
Conduct investigations and gather, assess, and analyze evidence
Educate licensed businesses about regulatory responsibilities
Engage community members, Indigenous Nations, and stakeholders
Recommend or take enforcement action when appropriate
Requirements:
Related degree, diploma, certificate, or five years’ experience
Experience applying legislation, policies, and procedures
Valid Class 5 British Columbia driver’s licence or equivalent
Willingness to travel independently throughout the province
Willingness to work evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays
Use investigation, evidence assessment, and communication skills to support consistent liquor and cannabis compliance across British Columbia.
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Apply on source site The BC Public Service seeks an inspector for its Compliance and Enforcement Division. You will monitor liquor and cannabis regulations, investigate concerns, educate licensed businesses, and support fair enforcement decisions. Clear communication, sound judgment, and attention to detail are central to the work.
Key Responsibilities:
Monitor compliance with liquor and cannabis regulations
Conduct investigations and gather, assess, and analyze evidence
Educate licensed businesses about regulatory responsibilities
Engage community members, Indigenous Nations, and stakeholders
Recommend or take enforcement action when appropriate
Requirements:
Related degree, diploma, certificate, or five years’ experience
Experience applying legislation, policies, and procedures
Valid Class 5 British Columbia driver’s licence or equivalent
Willingness to travel independently throughout the province
Willingness to work evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays
Use investigation, evidence assessment, and communication skills to support consistent liquor and cannabis compliance across British Columbia.
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