Building Control Officer
Ko wai mātou | Who are we
He oranga Whenua, He oranga Tangata, He oranga Wairua. Tihei Mauriora!
At Rangitikei District Council, we believe in bringing together thoughts, perspectives, and expression from all kinds of backgrounds. Our team strive to create a space and culture where you feel like you belong. We also believe in a balance between work and play that allows you to enjoy life.
Ngā Pou | Values
We are driven by our values.
Our smaller structure means when you join RDC you can make a real difference. Our close-knit team have an impact on one another and the local community every day.
He angitūtanga | The Opportunity
We are looking for a customer centric, solutions focussed person to help deliver quality building control services within the Rangitīkei District.
You will have a collaborative style, with outstanding communication skills which enable you to be effective at influencing and managing relationships to achieve results.
Day-to-day, you will be providing advice and guidance to our customers, by responding to their enquiries, requests, and complaints with empathy and accuracy. You will be responsible for processing and inspecting building consents, as well as investigating, inspecting and undertaking enforcement action relating to pool fencing, BWOF’s and earthquake prone buildings.
Your work will be done within relevant legislation, timeframes, and delegated authorities, with a focus on providing high-quality advice and support to Council staff, customers, and other stakeholders.
This role would be perfect for someone that wants to contribute to the growth and success of our community.
This is a full-time permanent role and based in our main office in Marton. However, travel throughout the district will be required as part of your role.
He aha te mahi| What you will do
- Process and inspect building consents in accordance with the Building Act 2004 (and the Building Code) up to Residential 3 and Commercial 2 (preferably 3) in the prescribed skill matrix
- Provide advice and guidance to customers
- Undertake the duties and role as an enforcement officer as per Councils delegations register
- Ensure practices and documentation comply with IANZ requirements and engage constructively with assessors to maintain IANZ accreditation
- Prepare and give evidence in prosecutions
- Respond to customer inquiries, requests and complaints
- Undertake investigations, inspections and enforcement action relating to pool fencing, BWOF and earthquake prone buildings
- Undertake investigations and enforcement compliance in support of other regulatory functions
Ko wai to Pukeka| What you will bring
- A relevant Tertiary qualification as defined by Regulation 18 of the Building (Accreditation of Building Consent Authorities) Amendment Act 2017
- Minimum 5 years + experience in Building Consent Authority
- Experience inspecting and processing Residential 1 to 3 and Commercial 1 minimum
- Expert knowledge of Building Act/ code, regulations and standards, as well as bylaws and the District Plan
- A strong team player with proven ability to work well with and interact successfully with other people
- Thorough understanding and advocacy for the principles of customer first
Ngā āhuatanga kei a mātou | What we offer
- Salary range of $84,104 - $95,766
- Flexible and remote working options
- Personalised career and development plan
- Training allowance
- Tailored wellness benefits
The closing date for this role is 5.00 pm on Sunday 21 April 2024, however applications will be reviewed and progressed as they come in, so get in early!
For any enquiries about this role please contact Derek Dykstra, Team Leader at derek.dykstra@rangitikei.govt.nz or 027 2290843.
The Rangitīkei District Council is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, we welcome and support people of all gender identities, ages, ethnicities, sexual orientations, religions and those with disabilities or are neurodiverse.