What are the responsibilities and job description for the Building Official position at Minnesota City Jobs?
The City of Champlin is hiring for Building Official
The Building Official is responsible for administering and enforcing the State Building Code, regulating the construction, use, and occupancy of public and private buildings and structures. This position oversees the Protective Inspections department, ensuring compliance with all relevant codes and regulations, managing plan reviews, and conducting inspections related to building development. Responsible for advising on policies and innovations to improve building safety, sustainability, and community resilience. The role provides technical expertise, supervision, and guidance to staff while working closely with other departments, developers, and community members to uphold building safety and structural integrity.
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Saint Paul, MN
Full Time