Job Description
ABOUT THE COMPANY. n
This Local Council based in the Sydney's South West is currently seeking a Senior Building Surveyor to assist their team with the delivery of multiple projects. The role offers an initial 6 month contract, with the possibility of extension.
ABOUT THE ROLE. n
To ensure that applications for Part 4A certificates and the PCA role under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act **** are assessed in accordance with the Building Code of Australia and the EP & A Act, within agreed time frames.
DUTIES. n
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Assessing and determining Construction, Occupation, Complying Development and Building Certificates
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Assess and determining applications in accordance to Swimming Pools Act **** and Environmental Planning and Assessment Act ****
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Reviewing processes and procedures to maintain a high level of customer service
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Investigating and resolving community, stakeholder and consultants complaints on request, regarding a range of building issues
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SKILLS & EXPERIENCE. n
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Accredited minimum A2 or higher under the NSW BPB Accreditation Scheme
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Strong knowledge of theSwimming Pools Act ****, Environmental Planning and Assessment Act ****, Local Government Act ****, Building Code of Australia and other related legislation
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Strong knowledge of Work Health Safety practices, Equal Opportunity Employment, Ethical Practice & Multi Cultural Diversity
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Qualifications in Building Surveying (or related)
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Strong interpersonal and communication skills
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CULTURE. n
The culture of this team is one described to be collaborative, cooperative and solutions-orientated. As well as this team orientated approach, they allow for a strong level of autonomy to each of their staff members.
BENEFITS & REMUNERATION. n
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Up to $100 p/h + Super
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Work in a supportive and flexible working environment
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Expand on your Surveying experience within a reputable Council
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Prospect for extension of employment based on performance
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📌 Senior Building Surveyor (New South Wales)
🏢 Ivory Group
📍 New South Wales