Building Technician
About the role
About the Role
Receive and review plans, specifications and other related documents at the counter and take applications for permits. Examine plans and specifications for “Fast Track” applications to ensure compliance with the Ontario Building Code and Regulations and relevant Municipal By-laws for the purpose of permit issuance.
What You'll be Doing
Receive and review plans, specifications and other related documents at the counter and take applications for permits to ensure that they are complete. Examine plans and specifications for construction of “Fast Track” applications (sheds, pools, garages, minor renovations) to ensure compliance with the Ontario Building Code and Regulations and relevant Municipal By-laws for the purpose of permit issuance. Make recommendations on unique plans and permit requests as required. Ensure compliance with other applicable authorities such as Alcohol and Gaming Commission, Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, Niagara Escarpment Commission, Ministry of the Environment, etc. Liaison with officials, agencies, contractors, designers (Engineers, Architects, etc.) and property owners, as necessary. Work closely with departmental staff, including Building Inspectors. Answer inquiries from the public and explain building regulations and provide guidance respecting the construction of all classifications of buildings (residential, industrial and commercial). Ensure correct fees are collected in full prior to issuance of permit. Perform other similar and related duties, as required.
What's Required
Three-year College diploma in civil, construction engineering, or architectural technology or equivalent in education and experience. One (1) year experience in building construction or related field. Willing to complete the required OBOA training courses to receive the designation of Certified Building Code Official. Eligible for membership in the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technologists and Technicians or the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario. Knowledge of the Ontario Building Code Act and Regulations regarding all types of construction. Able to read and comprehend detailed construction drawings and site plans. Possess a basic knowledge of mechanical, electrical and structural engineering design principles as related to building construction. Well-developed verbal and written communication skills. Good ability to work effectively with contractors and consultants. Above average customer service skills to handle public requests and inquiries. Computer competency, including use of AMANDA software.
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About CITY OF ST. CATHARINES
We are proud to be a vibrant city with small-town qualities, offering excellent opportunities to both residents and visitors to live, work and play. Our continued growth of ‘The Garden City’ ensures quality of life is enhanced through unique festivals, historical sites, cultural attractions, authentic wine and culinary experiences, sporting events, and many more! We strive to make sure there is something diverse and inclusive for everyone.
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Building Technician
About the role
About the Role
Receive and review plans, specifications and other related documents at the counter and take applications for permits. Examine plans and specifications for “Fast Track” applications to ensure compliance with the Ontario Building Code and Regulations and relevant Municipal By-laws for the purpose of permit issuance.
What You'll be Doing
Receive and review plans, specifications and other related documents at the counter and take applications for permits to ensure that they are complete. Examine plans and specifications for construction of “Fast Track” applications (sheds, pools, garages, minor renovations) to ensure compliance with the Ontario Building Code and Regulations and relevant Municipal By-laws for the purpose of permit issuance. Make recommendations on unique plans and permit requests as required. Ensure compliance with other applicable authorities such as Alcohol and Gaming Commission, Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, Niagara Escarpment Commission, Ministry of the Environment, etc. Liaison with officials, agencies, contractors, designers (Engineers, Architects, etc.) and property owners, as necessary. Work closely with departmental staff, including Building Inspectors. Answer inquiries from the public and explain building regulations and provide guidance respecting the construction of all classifications of buildings (residential, industrial and commercial). Ensure correct fees are collected in full prior to issuance of permit. Perform other similar and related duties, as required.
What's Required
Three-year College diploma in civil, construction engineering, or architectural technology or equivalent in education and experience. One (1) year experience in building construction or related field. Willing to complete the required OBOA training courses to receive the designation of Certified Building Code Official. Eligible for membership in the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technologists and Technicians or the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario. Knowledge of the Ontario Building Code Act and Regulations regarding all types of construction. Able to read and comprehend detailed construction drawings and site plans. Possess a basic knowledge of mechanical, electrical and structural engineering design principles as related to building construction. Well-developed verbal and written communication skills. Good ability to work effectively with contractors and consultants. Above average customer service skills to handle public requests and inquiries. Computer competency, including use of AMANDA software.
Not the right fit? Search for Building Technician jobs in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
About CITY OF ST. CATHARINES
We are proud to be a vibrant city with small-town qualities, offering excellent opportunities to both residents and visitors to live, work and play. Our continued growth of ‘The Garden City’ ensures quality of life is enhanced through unique festivals, historical sites, cultural attractions, authentic wine and culinary experiences, sporting events, and many more! We strive to make sure there is something diverse and inclusive for everyone.