The City of Melrose seeks an experienced and detail-oriented Certified Local Building Inspector to protect public safety through effective code enforcement in Melrose, Massachusetts. This is a part-time position, 28 hours per week, scheduled Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with on-call coverage and potential off-hours inspections during emergencies.
Inspect projects for building code compliance to protect the public, Provide public safety through effective code enforcement, Set schedules and performs on-site building inspections, Review building permit applications and plans, Assign fees for permits, Oversee and supervise tasks for permitting, Direct and instruct builders and home owners on methods to repair out-of-compliance issues, Respond to questions or requests from contractors and property owners, Investigate and inspect zoning and building code complaints, Prepare written violations and reports, Enter inspection results into computer, Conduct annual inspections and issue State mandated Certificates of Inspections Placards, Certify completion of work and that work is in compliance with building code, Affix signature to permit cards for occupancy, Ensure properties are safe for the public by enforcing building codes, Interpret applicable code requirements and apply to proposed installations, Attend mandatory continuing education programs, Provide supervision to recipients of permits, Assist other inspectors and emergency services during emergencies, On call 24 hours a day and perform off-hour inspections as required, Support clerical staff by filing and assisting customers at the front counter, Perform other duties as necessary
Full benefits
Associates degree from a Technical School, 5-7 years of experience in the building industry, Massachusetts Construction Supervisors’ License, Massachusetts State Certification as Local Building Inspector, Valid Driver’s License
Excellent interpersonal skills, Organizational skills, Customer service skills, Ability to explain decision making process and rationale, Ability to work with diverse constituencies, Adaptability, Written communication skills, Verbal communication skills, Computer skills including MS Office, Ability to research on the Internet, Ability to locate contractors licenses, Data entry and reporting inspection results, Accessing electronic Codes and manufacturers specifications
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