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**Hiring Range anticipated to be $32.00 - $39.07 per hour. Full salary range for the position is $31.26 - $46.89 per hour.**
Candidates are required to attach one writing sample (any type of document is fine: email, report, paper, memo, letter).Primary Purpose: Performs skilled review of building, and building systems plans for compliance with applicable building codes and ordinances related to project design, construction, alteration, repair and related zoning and land use matters. From time-to-time conducts field inspections of construction sites for compliance with approved plans and relevant building and land use codes as needed.
Supervision Received: Works with direct supervision of the Sr. Plan Examiner and general supervision of the Building Division Manager and other senior management.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:Percent of Total Time | Function |
45% | Performs plan review of all types of residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, and building systems, and accessory structures to ensure compliance with adopted International Building Codes, and local building and zoning / land use code requirements. Also applies best practices to review and approve site plans, erosion and sedimentation control measures, earthwork & grading plans, storm water drainage and management plans and supporting calculations that are prepared by licensed architects, landscape architects, and engineers for residential development. Provides written comments to design professionals, contractors, property owners and other city staff. Coordinates with external contract services firms that provide various technical advisory review services to the City. |
25% | Applies knowledge of municipal development codes and related laws and ordinances. Assists customers and administrative staff at walk-up customer service desk as needed. Provides technical instruction, guidance, and information to consultants, contractors, engineers, City officials, property owners and the public regarding review of design proposals as it relates to regulatory compliance matters. |
10% | Inspects projects in the process of construction, alteration or repair for compliance with adopted building codes, zoning requirements and conformity with approved plans and conditions. Responds to complaints and conducts inspections related to drainage and grading matters on private residential properties to ensure compliance. Makes written records of field inspections results together with notes on any action taken. Writes correspondence related to enforcement actions. |
10% | Examines and inspects compliance with Codes and related Commission / City Council approvals pertaining to design, zoning and historic preservation regulations and requirements. |
5% | Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with architects, building owners, contractors, fellow employees and the public. Meets or corresponds with architects, contractors and property owners regarding plan reviews, construction installations and regulatory details. |
Percent of Total Time | Function |
5% | Performs other related work as assigned. |
Safety Functions:
Work Environment:
Primary duties involve work within an active general office environment and out-of-the-office field inspection of construction sites. In-office work includes detailed examination of building and mechanical plans, and conferences with residents, builders and design professionals. A Plan Examiner Inspector may be exposed to cold, wet, hot and humid weather conditions. Inspections may be required to be performed in high places and the inspector may experience loud noises comparable to the conditions experienced by a typical Building Inspector.
Tools and Equipment Used:
Equipment used includes, but is not limited to, a motor vehicle, a computer with Windows and Microsoft Office Suite, enterprise database software applications regarding permitting and payroll modules, standard office automation software applications, a plan review light table, architectural and engineering scales, a drafting triangle, calculator, copier, printer, scanner, fax machine, and a plan reproduction machine, cell phone and various code enforcement tools and equipment.
Full Time
$57k-75k (estimate)
04/23/2023
07/01/2024
cityhpil.com
HIGHLAND PARK, IL
200 - 500
1869
CHARLOTTE LANDSMAN
$50M - $200M
Incorporated in 1869 with a population of 500, Highland Park has grown to be a thriving community of 29,515 residents in 2019, diverse in its population and abundant in its educational, recreational and business opportunities. Twenty-three miles north of the Chicago's Loop, the City of Highland Park is nestled along beautiful Lake Michigan for nearly five miles. Highland Park's neighborhoods are filled with a mix of housing, ranging from historic colonials, to award-winning contemporary homes and comfortable downtown condominiums. The City is accessible to one of Chicago's major expressways, I...nterstate 94, with the Illinois Tollway just minutes away and O'Hare International Airport only 18 miles away. At the southern end of the City, on more than 36 acres of beautifully landscaped and wooded land, lies Ravinia Festival - Highland Park's world-class summer venue of the performing arts. The City is governed by the council-manager form of government. The City Council consists of seven members, including an elected mayor and six councilmembers. A professional city manager and staff who are experienced in city management handle the day-to-day operations of the City. The City has a number of commissions comprised of citizen volunteers who take an active role in City policy making. The mission of the City of Highland Park municipal government is to provide excellent services to all citizens of and visitors to Highland Park with the highest degree of fairness and equity.
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