Conduct structural, mechanical, and facility inspections, Ensure compliance with building codes and local ordinances, Perform field site inspections for commercial and industrial properties, Assist in plan reviews and permit applications, Enforce zoning, occupancy, and safety regulations, Respond to inquiries and document complaints, Attend department meetings and serve on committees, Maintain communication with community groups and stakeholders, Adhere to all departmental and governmental policies and procedures, Execute additional duties as assigned.
Comprehensive health and dental insurance, Tuition reimbursement for professional development, Flexible spending accounts for healthcare, 457 Deferred Compensation plans for retirement savings, Discounts on services at Metro Credit Union and Verizon Wireless, Access to an Employee Assistance Program, Generous paid leave and holidays, Mandatory City Retirement plan, Weekly direct deposit for payroll, Opportunity to serve the public and collaborate with a dynamic team.
Minimum of 5 years’ experience in building inspection and plan examination, Massachusetts State certification as Local Inspector (or ability to obtain within 12 months), In-depth knowledge of ICC and Massachusetts Building Codes, Strong communication and interpersonal skills, Ability to work with diverse personalities in various situations, Inspector of Buildings/Building Commissioner certification (preferred), Knowledge of Massachusetts State Law 40A the Zoning Act (preferred), Commitment to continuous educational advancement (preferred).
Knowledge of building, plumbing, gas, mechanical, and electrical codes, Proficient in data processing and office software, Ability to interpret zoning ordinances, Strong customer service, Excellent verbal and written communication, Problem-solving and critical thinking, Adaptability and flexibility, Familiarity with local zoning codes, Understanding of public safety regulations, Experience in conducting inspections and evaluating building plans.
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