Administer and enforce the Massachusetts State Building Code, Oversee inspections and permitting processes, Provide professional construction guidance, Manage departmental operations, Collaborate with residents and businesses, Support responsible growth initiatives, Serve as a resource for public inquiries and development community concerns
Competitive salary range of $106,094 – $138,428, comprehensive health insurance, 457 deferred compensation plan, paid vacation and sick leave, personal days, annual paid holidays, participation in the Dedham Contributory Retirement System
Must-have: bachelor's degree in construction management or related field, valid Massachusetts Building Commissioner certification, minimum of 5 years of experience in construction or building inspection, strong knowledge of state and local building codes, Preferred: advanced degree in a related field, experience in municipal government, excellent communication and leadership skills
Technical skills: expert knowledge of building codes and regulations, proficiency in inspection and permitting processes, Soft skills: strong leadership abilities, effective communication and interpersonal skills, problem-solving orientation, Industry-specific skills: understanding of construction practices and safety standards, familiarity with urban planning and development
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