Quality Inspector inspecting components and assemblies for Leonardo DRS Canada’s military power - conversion equipment. Ensuring conformance through measurements, documentation, NCRs, and contractual quality checks.
About the role
- Building Inspector reviewing permits and conducting site inspections for Norfolk County’s municipal building and by-law services. Enforcing Ontario codes, zoning rules, and construction compliance.
Responsibilities
- Interpret and administer zoning by-laws, the Ontario Building Code Act and regulations, and applicable provincial or municipal by-laws
- Examine permit applications, building plans, reports and specifications for legislative compliance
- Notify applicants of required changes and issue or reject building, demolition, plumbing and septic permits
- Provide comments on private septic system approvals
- Conduct mandatory and pertinent on-site inspections of buildings under construction
- Document inspection findings and interpret technical data, test results and reports
- Issue compliance letters, documents and orders, including Orders to Comply, Unsafe Building Orders and Orders Not to Cover
- Ensure issuance of Stop Work Orders, Orders Prohibiting Occupancy and Orders to Uncover through the Chief Building Official
- Prepare zoning verification, building compliance and work order search letters
- Respond to zoning, construction and legislative inquiries from the public and provide technical advice
- Enter permit, inspection and order data into the Building Department permit management system and compile statistical reports
- Act as Provincial Offences Officer and appear and testify in court when necessary
- Calculate and receive permit fees and payments
- Accept written Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act requests
- Work with the Zoning Administrator and perform other assigned duties
Requirements
- Three year community college program in civil engineering technology, construction engineering technology, architectural technology or related discipline
- Obtain Membership in Ontario Building Officials Association
- Certification or being in the process of achieving CBCO is considered an asset
- Building Inspector I: over one and up to and including two years related experience, or equivalent previous experience
- Building Inspector II: over four years current related experience
- Building Inspector III: over four years current related experience
- Provincial qualification in “General Legal” and applicable inspection classes for the relevant level
- Willingness to pursue required qualifications and pass all exams within 6 months of hire where requirements are not met
- Knowledge of the Ontario Building Code and regulations
- Valid Ontario driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle
- Computer expertise in Microsoft Office and department-specific software
- Basic understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and safe work practices
- Successful applicants must provide a current Criminal Record Check, including Vulnerable Sector screening where required, and verification of education
Benefits
- Permanent full-time employment
- Flexible work arrangements may be available based on operational requirements
- Accessibility accommodations throughout the recruitment process
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