Building Inspector II Licensed Electrician

• Location 9950 PARK AVE,Firestone, CO, ,United States
• Job Category Inspector, Electrician , Inspections
• Industry Building , Electrical , Inspectors
• Employee Type Non-Exempt - FT

Posting Open Till Filled

The Town of Firestone if looking for a licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician to join our building inspection team.

One position to fill:
Building Inspector II or III (Licensed Electrician).Please compare and apply to the applicable Building Inspector II or III posting depending on your qualifications.

Hiring Range: $36.70 - $45.26

Salary Range: $36.70 - $49.54

Summary
Under general supervision of the Chief Building Official, independently performs a broad range of residential and commercial inspections and a variety of technical inspection work to enforce compliance with International Code Council (ICC) building codes, regulations, and ordinances as adopted and amended by the Town of Firestone.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities :
The list below is intended to illustrate the responsibilities of the position and is not all-encompassing. The Town reserves the right to modify these duties at any time.

• Conducts residential and commercial inspections and support duties with a high level of competence.
• Inspects commercial and residential buildings during various stages of construction and/or remodeling to ensure compliance with applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations; makes determinations regarding approval or disapproval of work being conducted.
• Inspects existing buildings for change of use, occupancy, or compliance with applicable ICC codes and ordinances.
• Inspects the demolition and removal of structures in the Town.
• Reviews plans in the field to determine conformity to building and zoning codes.
• Inspects foundation, concrete, steel, masonry, wood construction, framing, plastering, plumbing, heating, and installations that contain a large variety of other complex and routine building system elements.
• Issues "Notices to Comply" on violations; issues "Stop Work" orders on work that has been completed without a permit or that is in violation of the established codes; maintains records of historical facts for possible legal actions.
• Performs inspection activities with other jurisdictional departments and outside agencies as required.
• Confers with architects, contractors, builders, and the public in the field and office and explains and interprets code requirements, procedures, and restrictions
• Explains laws, ordinances, and code provisions to contractors, property owners, and the public.
• Provides homeowners, architects, designers, contractors, and developers with information on code and design requirements.
• Provides information to homeowners, architects, designers, contractors, and developers to assist in correcting deficiencies in construction.
• Researches problems and complaints regarding residential buildings, building construction, and code compliance.
• Resolves and responds to complex and sensitive customer service issues either in person, by telephone, or in writing.
• Maintains a log of inspection activities performed regarding the findings of daily inspections.
• Responds to emergency call situations to inspect buildings after fire or other catastrophic events; evaluates structural stability; determines if the building is habitable, and formulates reports of findings.
• Maintains complete and accurate inspection records, reports, correspondence, photographs, and related documentation.
• Performs other related duties and responsibilities as required or assigned.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities :
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required:

• Knowledge of intermediate to advanced application of adopted residential and commercial building, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical codes.
• Knowledge of construction methods, materials, and installation practices, including those requiring interpretation beyond standard conditions.
• Knowledge of code enforcement procedures and inspection documentation standards used in a municipal setting.
• Knowledge of manufacturer installation instructions and their relationship to adopted codes.
• Ability to independently apply adopted building, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical codes.
• Ability to interpret construction plans, specifications, and…