IPAC & Health & Safety Consultant

About Us

IPAC Consulting is a national leader in Infection Prevention & Control (IPAC) and Health & Safety (H&S), serving sectors including long-term care, dental, construction, film & TV production, cosmetic surgery, and other healthcare environments. Our consulting team delivers expert, practical solutions to enhance compliance, reduce risk, and improve safety across Canada.

Consulting & Compliance

• Lead development and implementation of integrated IPAC and H&S programs.
• Conduct on-site assessments, audits, risk analyses, and investigations.
• Provide practical recommendations and monitor program effectiveness.

Education & Policy Development

• Deliver in-person and virtual training sessions to frontline staff, managers, and leadership.
• Create and revise policies, procedures, and protocols tailored to sector‑specific regulatory requirements.
• Support clients through Ministry inspections, accreditation, and audit readiness.

Client Relationships & Representation

• Foster strong, ongoing relationships with assigned clients.
• Identify opportunities for new or expanded services through industry engagement.
• Represent IPAC Consulting at conferences, trade shows, and speaking events.

Innovation & Team Collaboration

• Contribute to the development of new service offerings and tools.
• Work closely with other consultants to share expertise and improve internal systems.
• Help refine and expand our internal educational content and audit tools.

Must‑Haves:

• LTC‑CIP designation (Long-Term Care Certified Infection Preventionist) at time of hire, in accordance with Ontario Reg. 246/22.
• Bachelor’s degree in a healthcare, science, or safety‑related field.
• Demonstrated experience in infection prevention, health & safety, or public health.
• Strong working knowledge of workplace safety systems (e.g., WHMIS, violence prevention, RACE/PASS, safety boards, incident reporting).
• Comfortable navigating regulatory frameworks and working with clients in compliance‑driven sectors.

Other Requirements:

• Valid driver’s license and clean driver’s abstract (travel required across Ontario and occasionally Canada/US).
• Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) and TB screening prior to employment.
• Up‑to‑date immunization per healthcare standards.
• French language skills are an asset.

• Be part of a mission‑driven company focused on creating safer healthcare and community environments.
• Work with a fun, collaborative team that values initiative, learning, and client impact.
• Enjoy a dynamic role that blends site visits, teaching, strategic advising, and public health.

• Competitive salary and performance‑based bonuses
• Extended health and dental coverage
• Paid time off and flexible scheduling
• Tuition and certification reimbursement
• On‑site parking and remote work flexibility

Submit your resume and a brief cover letter through our online application form.