Annual Facilities Program Structural Plans Engineer - Planning & Development

Posted 14 days ago

city of phoenixPhoenix (AZ)

Civil EngineersEngineering Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

About This Position The Planning & Development Department guides the physical development of the city by preserving our historic sites, planning what can be built where, and ensuring safe construction of buildings and infrastructure. A host of advisory and governing bodies of residents as well as elected officials provide oversight as the city grows and needs arise. The process is governed through development and enforcement of city codes and ordinances. The City of Phoenix Planning and Development Department is seeking a Structural Plans Engineer to review and examine complex building construction plans for compliance with adopted codes and ordinances. This position is in the Annual Facilities Program. Advice and guidance is provided to architects, engineers, and contractors related to the interpretation of the Phoenix. IDEAL CANDIDATE Knowledge of International Building Code (IBC) and construction codes. Knowledge of plan review and examining complex building construction documents prepared by a structural engineer for compliance with adopted codes and ordinances. Ability to use digital design and plan review mark-up software (ie., Bluebeam, Projectdox, AutoCAD, etc.). Ability to provide written and verbal communication related to the interpretation of the Phoenix Building Construction Code to resolve complicated code related issues. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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