Jeff Thibeault
About Jeff Thibeault
Jeff Thibeault is a Quality Assessment Specialist at the Technical Standards & Safety Authority in Ottawa, Ontario, with over 10 years of experience as an Auditor in the nuclear sector. He holds all National Board Endorsements and has a background in power engineering from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.
Work at Technical Standards & Safety Authority
Jeff Thibeault has been employed as a Quality Assessment Specialist at the Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA) since 2017. In this role, he conducts quality assessments and audits to ensure compliance with safety standards. His work is focused on maintaining high-quality assurance practices within the organization, contributing to the safety and reliability of technical systems across Ontario.
Experience in the Nuclear Sector
Thibeault possesses over 10 years of experience as an Auditor and Lead Auditor in the nuclear sector. He conducts audits on Non-Nuclear manufacturers across Ontario and internationally. His expertise includes acting as Lead Auditor on Nuclear CSA N285 audits, which are critical for ensuring compliance with safety regulations in nuclear facilities.
Background in Engineering and Inspections
Thibeault studied at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, where he focused on Power Engineering and achieved an Engineer’s Degree. His career includes significant experience in inspections and claims at a large insurance company in Eastern Ontario until 2000. He also worked at Domtar Inc. as Assistant Chief Engineer and Assistant Superintendent for Steam and Chemical Recovery from 2014 to 2017.
National Board Endorsements and Certifications
Jeff Thibeault holds all National Board Endorsements, which include AI, IS, B, N, NS, and R. These endorsements demonstrate his qualifications and expertise in conducting inspections and audits in various technical fields, particularly in the nuclear industry.
Previous Roles and Responsibilities
Before his current position at TSSA, Thibeault worked as an Authorized Inspector for several boiler and pressure vessel manufacturing shops, including those in the nuclear sector. His responsibilities involved ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations in various regions of Ontario, contributing to the overall safety of pressure vessels and related equipment.