City and County of Honolulu · 1 day ago
PLANS EXAMINING ENGINEER IV
City and County of Honolulu is seeking two Plans Examining Engineer IV's to ensure safe, strong, and well-designed buildings. This role involves reviewing and analyzing building plans for compliance with safety regulations and overseeing the approval of building projects.
GovernmentNon ProfitPublic Safety
Responsibilities
Check plans and specifications for building permit applications and ensure compliance with engineering standards, the Building Code, and other regulations
Review major building designs and assist in evaluating complex structures for structural adequacy
Advise and consult with architects, engineers, and the inspection team on structural designs and code compliance
Approve building permits and ensure designs meet all safety and regulatory requirements
Manage the Plans Examining Unit by setting goals, developing policies and procedures, overseeing budgets, and recommending staffing and resources as needed
Assist the public and conduct inspections by answering questions, interpreting building codes, guiding permit requirements, conducting field inspections for major engineering issues, and recommending revisions to codes or procedures
Perform other related duties as needed
Qualification
Required
Must be a citizen, national or permanent resident alien of the United States or a non-citizen eligible under federal law for unrestricted employment
Equivalent to graduation from a regionally-accredited four-year college or university with a bachelor's degree in an engineering specialty
Three years of non-registered professional Civil or Structural engineering experience
Must be able to apply principles and practices of structural engineering
Must be able to apply civil engineering principles to buildings and structures
Must be able to understand strength and composition of construction materials
Must be able to interpret the Building and Housing Codes and related ordinances
Must be able to review and analyze building plans and specifications for compliance
Must be able to communicate and work effectively with engineers, architects, contractors, and the public
Valid Driver's License (type3/automobile), as required
Current State of Hawaii registration as a professional Civil or Structural engineer
Benefits
Generous time off (up to 21 vacation days, 21 sick leave days, and holidays)
Comprehensive health coverage
Retirement plan
Career development