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Enforce the Massachusetts Building Code, oversee zoning ordinances, inspect buildings for compliance, review building permit applications, provide technical support to the Historical Commission, advise on zoning decisions, serve as Zoning Enforcement Officer, enforce sign regulations, respond to public inquiries, process resident complaints, issue building permits, manage inspection schedules, maintain inspection logs, prepare and submit departmental budget requests, monitor departmental spending, supervise building inspectors and support staff, direct facilities maintenance, assist with internal construction projects, coordinate ADA compliance efforts, stay updated on building code changes.
Comprehensive medical coverage (BCBS) with 60% employer contribution, basic life insurance, employee assistance plan (EAP), voluntary life and dental insurance, flexible spending plans (health and dependent care), pension eligibility after 10 years with Plymouth County Retirement Association, additional retirement savings SMART plan options, generous paid time off including vacation, holidays, personal and sick days, half-day work schedule every Friday year-round.
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, design, engineering, architecture, or a related field, 7-10 years of building construction and zoning enforcement experience, Massachusetts Unrestricted Construction Supervisor’s License, Certified Massachusetts Building Commissioner license, valid Massachusetts Class D Driver’s License, municipal experience, expertise as a master craftsman.
Knowledge of Massachusetts General Laws, building construction codes, zoning ordinances, office software, electronic permitting, records management, strong communication skills, problem-solving skills, organizational skills, decision-making skills, supervisory skills, interpersonal skills, familiarity with construction practices, architectural processes, ADA compliance.
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