SKILLS REQUIRED FOR SUCCESS:

• Demonstrated experience in the construction of buildings, including best practices and understanding of project scheduling
• Experience and knowledge of standard methods, techniques, materials, tools and equipment used in the building construction trades with experience involving Residential, Part 9 and Part 3 projects
• Ability to analyze, interpret and apply the Safety Codes Act, the Alberta Building Code, City Bylaws and related policies, procedures and regulations as they pertain to residential buildings
• Capable of identifying non-compliant construction with Alberta Building Code standards and assessing structural stability for buildings and structures from plans or on-site inspection
• Ability to understand and explain plans and designs from applicants, architects, and engineers, and effectively communicate information to various parties through verbal and written means
• Customer-oriented and skilled at conveying technical concepts in a simple and professional manner to address diverse customer needs
• A strong understanding of sheet metal work, HVAC systems, and relevant codes and regulations is essential, including the ability to analyze and interpret plans and legislation
• Able to evaluate HVAC systems and construction work for compliance with safety codes and identify potential hazards
• Effective communication skills, both verbal and written, are needed to interact with a diverse range of participants and explain technical information clearly
• Efficiently handling multiple tasks, adapting to changing priorities, and working both independently and collaboratively as part of a team
• Proficient in the use of a computer, tablet and smartphones for data entry, plan review, and communication with customers
• Alignment to our Art of Inclusion: Our Diversity and Inclusion Framework
• Alignment to our Cultural Commitments
• Alignment to our Leadership Competencies
• Applicants may be tested

Qualifications:

• Grade 12 and one of the following combinations of education and experience;
• Journeyman carpenter, plumber, electrician, sheet metal worker or bricklayer certification recognized in Alberta with a minimum of five (5) years’ journeyman experience in the construction of commercial and residential building

• Conduct Daily Building Inspections: You will be the expert on-site, performing daily inspections of residential and commercial buildings to ensure compliance with the Building Code, bylaws, and other municipal standards
• Coach permit applicants on how to resolve issues and follow up on conditions and notices to ensure deficiencies are corrected. You will also provide expert guidance on building codes and regulations to contractors, designers, and citizens, fostering positive relationships and enhancing the City’s reputation
• Make Critical Decisions: Grant detailed permits for construction to proceed at various stages, with the authority to withhold, suspend, revoke, and extend permits as necessary to ensure public safety
• Collaborate and Advise: Consult with other municipal business areas and provincial authorities on complex issues, offering your expertise on code interpretations and applications
• Manage Data and Records: Accurately input relevant data, reports, correspondence, and permits into our data management systems, including POSSE
• Grow Your Expertise: If you have limited Safety Codes courses, you may be eligible for a mentorship program. This unique opportunity allows you to complete your remaining courses on the City’s time and dime. Plan review experience is a bonus, but we’re ready to train the right candidate

Qualifications:

• Grade 12 and one of the following combinations of education and experience;
• Journeyman carpenter, plumber, electrician, sheet metal worker or bricklayer certification recognized in Alberta with a minimum of five (5) years’ journeyman experience in the construction of commercial and residential buildings

OR

• A two-year technology diploma in a related field or equivalent recognized in Canada and seven (7) years of relevant experience in the building construction industry after obtaining that diploma

OR

• Engineering or Architecture degree recognized in Canada and five (5) years of relevant experience in the building construction industry, at least one (1) of which must be completed after obtaining that degree