Fennema Janice
About Fennema Janice
Janice Fennema is a Fuel Safety Inspector at TSSA, where she has worked since 2001. She specializes in inspecting propane refill centers and conducting audits to ensure compliance with safety standards.
Work at Technical Standards & Safety Authority
Janice Fennema has served as a Fuel Safety Inspector at the Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA) since 2001. In her role, she focuses on maintaining safety standards within the fuel sector. Her responsibilities include inspecting propane refill centers and ensuring that they adhere to established safety protocols. Fennema's extensive experience at TSSA spans over 23 years, during which she has developed a strong understanding of fuel safety regulations.
Specialization in Propane Safety Inspections
Fennema specializes in inspecting propane refill centers, a critical area for ensuring public safety. Her inspections are designed to identify potential hazards and ensure compliance with safety standards. This specialization allows her to contribute significantly to the safe operation of facilities that handle propane, thereby protecting both consumers and the environment.
Gas Station Site Inspections
In addition to her work with propane refill centers, Fennema performs detailed inspections of gas station sites. These inspections are essential for ensuring operational safety and compliance with regulatory standards. Her thorough approach helps identify risks and implement necessary safety measures at these locations.
Audits and Compliance Checks
Fennema conducts comprehensive audits of contractors involved in the fuel industry. These audits are aimed at ensuring compliance with safety regulations and industry standards. By overseeing contractor operations, she plays a vital role in maintaining the integrity of fuel safety practices.
Incident Investigations and Complaint Inspections
Fennema is responsible for handling incident investigations and complaint inspections related to fuel safety. This aspect of her role involves assessing situations where safety standards may have been compromised. Her findings contribute to improving safety protocols and addressing concerns within the fuel sector.