Building Official - North Vancouver, Canada - Tsleil-Waututh Nation

Tsleil-Waututh Nation

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North Vancouver, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Who we are:

The Tsleil-Waututh Nation People currently reside on the North Shore of Vancouver, BC. Since time immemorial we have occupied Village sites all around səl̓ilẃət, also known as Burrard Inlet. This is how we have come to be the People of the Inlet. Revitalization is important at Tsleil-Waututh, where you will see our language, culture, and stewardship of the lands and waters returned to our people and we are once again prospering the same way our Ancestors had for so many years. We are one of the most progressive Nations in North America because we have deep cultural and spiritual roots, as well as a great affinity for the land and water. This is reflected in our work and interaction with the world at large. Working with the Tsleil-Waututh Nation is a unique opportunity as you will experience the wealth of Culture and strength of business practices._

Job Summary:

Working under the direction of the Manager of Lands and Director of Public Works, the Project Management Technician is responsible for three key aspects of on-reserve land development projects:

Construction management of TWN-led Part 9 construction projects and minor civil works,
Plan checker for Part 9 construction projects, and
Construction inspections for Part 9 projects to ensure construction activities meet the applicable designs and standards, and the works are executed in a timely and costeffective manner.

The Project Management Technician will be working in a fast-paced environment and must be detail-oriented and comfortable partnering with and leading cross-functional business and technical teams.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Provides interpretations, explanations and advice on problems, unusual projects, and preliminary development proposals with architects, engineers, contractors, owners, TWN staff and various other internal and external contacts.
Identifies the need for additional submissions and approvals such as specialist reports.
Prepares draft building permits and other permits and recommends the issuance of Part 9 building permits to the Director of Public Works.
Inspects Part 9 projects during and after construction, alterations, or repair to ensure compliance with approved plans, established laws, acts, codes, standards and regulations.
Prepares other permits as necessary for construction projects, for example temporary street use permits, harvesting permits, etc.
Ensure jobsite compliance with industry safety standards and organizational policies, procedures, and ethical standards.
Coordinates activities by scheduling work assignments, setting priorities and evaluating progress.
Monitors developments related to building permitting, public works and utility matters, evaluates their impact on community operations, and implements policy and procedures to enable field crews, trades, and contractors to operate efficiently.
Prepares reports and recommendations as directed by the Manager of Lands and Director of Public Works.
Keeps uptodate on latest technologies in building and civil construction.
Identifies issues that impact project scope & quality, milestones, budget & resource requirements; closely manages and reports on the critical issues that affect the critical path and the risks of assigned projects.
Other related duties.

Qualifications:

Postsecondary education in building technology or related discipline, or a combination of education & experience resulting in a CTech. or AScT. designation.
Regular Member in good standing with the Building Officials' Association of British Columbia (BOABC) with a current level of Level 1 Building qualification from the BOABC.
23 years of plan checking/building inspection experience.
Eligibility for Level 1 Plumbing qualification from the BOABC is an asset.
Demonstrated ability to plan and manage workloads and Contractors.
Sound knowledge of workplace health and safety requirements and practices.
Demonstrated ability to develop and manage work related records and reports.
Understanding of financial management, budgeting and cost management.
Time management skills.
Demonstrated written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to engage effectively with internal and external stakeholders.
Cognizant of differences between local, provincial and First Nation governance practices.
Must successfully pass a criminal record check.
Must have a class 5 driver's license.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

Proven track record of successfully delivering on projects.
Strong oral and written communication skills, as well as ability to utilize quantitative and qualitative problemsolve skills.
The ability to work alone and take a lead when hurdles arise or when tasks require completion.
Project Management.
Ability and willingness to learn.
Punctual, reliable and excellent attendance record.
Good organizational and time management skills.
Practical skills in using and mainta