This position is responsible for the application and enforcement of the Ontario Building Code, provincial legislation, all Municipal by-laws and other applicable laws in order to ensure compliance.

As a member of CUPE Local 4286, your hours of work will consist of 35/week, with an hourly rate of pay of $27.07. Earnings will be subject to Union dues.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Minimum of Grade 12 is required.
• Certification in General Legal/Process, as set out by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and as per the Ontario Building Code is required.
• Certification in House or Small Buildings as set out by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and as per the Ontario Building Code is required.
• Willingness to complete additional Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and Municipal By-law certifications is required.
• Minimum of two (2) years’ experience in construction or a similar, related position.
• Good understanding and knowledge of the Ontario Building Code and applicable Federal and Provincial laws as they relate to the use of and occupancy of buildings and land.
• Good understanding of construction techniques and the ability to read and interpret plans and blueprints.
• Ability to demonstrate skills in resolving contentious issues appropriately and effectively.
• Communication, interpersonal and customer service skills to address requests, complaints and the ability to handle difficult situations.
• Possession of and ability to maintain a valid “G” Driver’s Licence is required.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Minimum of a three (3) year college diploma program in Civil Engineering Technology or Architectural Technology.
• Possession of a Certified Building Code Official (CBCO) designation from the Ontario Building Officials Association, in the process of obtaining or willing to obtain.
• Certification in Onsite Sewage Systems, Plumbing – House, HVAC – House as set out by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and as per the Ontario Building Code.
• Minimum of two (2) years’ experience as a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer.
• Municipal By-law Certification.
• Familiarity with Property and GIS Software.
• A good understanding of Municipal By-Laws, The Provincial Offences Act, The Canada Evidence Act and The Ontario Courts of Justice

Certification in any of the following as set out by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and as per the Ontario Building Code is considered an asset:

• Large Building
• Building - Structural
• Building - Services
• Complex Building
• Detection, Lighting and Power
• Plumbing - All Buildings
• Fire Protection

Prior to the final selection for these positions, Candidates shall be required to provide, at their own expense, a Vulnerable Sector Check from the Ontario Provincial Police or appropriate Police Force and Driver’s Abstract.

Job Description

To request a copy of the job description, please contact Human Resources.

How To Apply:

This is an open call for applications until the positions are filled. However, the Township may begin the process of reviewing and selecting applicants for an interview at any time during this recruitment period. Qualified applicants may submit a cover letter and detailed resume of education and experience by mail, in person or email to:

Building Inspector Employment Opportunity
The Township of Minden Hills
7 Milne St., PO Box 359
Minden, Ontario
K0M 2K0

Attention: Shannon Prentice, Deputy Clerk

Email: Human Resources