Manage the Building Department, conduct building inspections, conduct plumbing inspections, conduct electrical inspections, conduct zoning inspections, supervise staff, manage personnel functions, collaborate with town departments, prepare and administer the department budget, interpret building codes, enforce zoning regulations, conduct inspections of ongoing projects, investigate complaints, investigate violations, issue permits, issue notices, review applications, ensure compliance, provide technical assistance, perform annual inspections of public buildings, respond to emergency situations, maintain department files, participate in court appeals, propose zoning amendments, maintain confidentiality.
Generous pension plan, sick leave, personal time, vacation time, comprehensive health insurance, comprehensive dental insurance, life insurance, supportive work environment.
High School diploma with advanced technical training, minimum five years of supervisory experience in building construction or design, State Certification as a Building Inspector/Building Commissioner, State Construction Supervisor's License, valid Massachusetts driver’s license, Bachelor’s Degree related to building construction or design, experience in a municipal setting.
Knowledge of federal building laws, knowledge of state building laws, knowledge of local building laws, technical data interpretation, civil engineering principles, use of survey equipment, strong communication skills, relationship-building skills, organizational skills, analytical skills, multitasking skills, pressure-handling skills, proficiency in interpreting engineering data, knowledge of architectural access standards, knowledge of Open Meeting Law, knowledge of Public Records Law.
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