Building Code Examiner - Toronto, Canada - City of Toronto

City of Toronto

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Toronto, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Job ID: 32021

Job Category:
Audit, Compliance & Inspections

Division & Section:
Toronto Building, Tor Bldg Toronto & East York District

Work Location:
Various, see below

Job Type & Duration:
Full-time, 2 Permanent vacancies, 7 Temporary vacancies, see below for durations

Hourly Rate and Wage Grade:
$ $55.11, TF0213, Wage Grade 16 (NEW Hourly Rate and Wage Grade)

Shift Information:
Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week

Affiliation:
L79 Full-time

Number of Positions Open:9

Posting Period:06-Sept-2023 to 27-Sept-2023

We are excited to share that the Building Code Examiner Wages have recently been updated - please see new, increased Hourly Rates above.

Vacancy Locations and Durations:

North York Civic Centre, 5100 Yonge Street (1 Permanent Vacancy)
City Hall, 100 Queen Street West (1 Permanent Vacancy, 2 Temporary Vacancies 12 months, 3 Temporary Vacancies 18 months)
Etobicoke Civic Centre, 2 Civic Centre Court (2 Temporary Vacancies 12 months)

Information Session:

All interested applicants are invited to attend a Virtual Information Session designed to provide you with a comprehensive overview of the Building Code Examiner role within the Toronto Building Division.

This session will provide you with an opportunity to:

Learn About the Role:
Gain a deeper understanding of the Building Code Examiner position, its core responsibilities.

Ask Questions:
We encourage you to come prepared with any questions you may have about the role or the organization.

Date:
September 18, 2023

Time: 7:00PM - 8:00PM EST

Register Below:

Job Summary:

Building Code Examiner conducts reviews of small (Part 9) and large (Part 3) buildings and ensure compliance with the Ontario Building Code related by-laws and regulations of the City.

Toronto Building staff are widely recognized for their class-leading technical knowledge, and for being a go-to resource for municipal and provincial colleagues on emerging regulatory issues as well as complex construction challenges.

Major Responsibilities:

Examines, corrects, signs and approves architectural as well as associated structural, fire service, electrical, mechanical and building services plans and specifications for compliance with Building Code and related bylaws and regulations within the timelines specified in the legislation.
Verifies that materials and methods of construction meet approved standards and construction practices. Prepares notice indicating deviations or noncompliance with City bylaws and other applicable regulations
Responds to enquiries from the general public, contractors, designers, architects, engineers, City Councillors, and other stakeholders, regarding interpretations of bylaws, regulations and City/divisional policies and procedures. Conducts meetings with the interested parties. Resolves conflict and offers possible solutions to ensure compliance.
Conducts plan examinations, advises applicants of required changes and informs them of divisional and City policies and procedures.
Performs site inspections to resolve construction problems and provides technical advice to Building Inspectors.
Coordinates required phasing of building permits for projects and the collection of related approvals from divisions and external agencies.
Prepares examiners' notices and documents examination details. Inputs and updates divisional database.
Appears and gives evidence in court on Building Code and other building regulatory matters and gives presentations at the Building Code Commission in matters of disputes over Building Code interpretation.
Liaises with other divisions, agencies and levels of government.
Represents the Division at various committees and meetings.
Trains and mentors staff.
Examines plans for Building Services approval for Part Nine and Part Three Buildings regarding type of fire equipment required

Key Qualifications:

Postsecondary degree or diploma in a discipline such as architectural technology, building science or civil engineering technology or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
Considerable experience reviewing construction drawings for compliance with the Ontario Building Code.
Considerable experience in the building construction or design process.

You must also have:

Must possess or be able to obtain the following Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing Ontario Building Code qualification requirements for an inspector: Powers and Duties of a Chief Building Official (Legal) or General Legal, Building Structural, Complex Buildings, House, Large Buildings, Small Buildings.
Knowledge of the Ontario Building Code.
Knowledge and understanding of all aspects of building construction and related legislation.
Good interpersonal, problem solving and conflict management skills.
Ability to deal effectively and courteously with customers, the general public and all levels