ZONING ADMINISTRATOR

Bureau Veritas

About The Position

Working under the direction of the Zoning/Inspections//Permitting Manager, is responsible for performing permitting and zoning administration work for multiple county and municipal clients in the Central GA service area and other assignments as directed.

Requirements

A Bachelor's Degree in planning, geography or equivalent bination of training and experience which provides the required skills, knowledge and abilities.
Minimum two (2) years' experience in rural and/or urban planning at the local level.
Strong knowledge of planning and zoning related municipal codes, building inspection methods and techniques and construction materials, methods and techniques.
Strong knowledge of erosion and sedimentation control laws and Best Management Practices.
Strong munication skills, both written and oral.
Ability to operate work related technology (laptop, tablet, iPhone).
Ability to use Microsoft Word, Excel and similar programs.
Ability to follow directions.
Ability to maintain a professional appearance, attitude, and conduct.
Must be self- disciplined, able to work without direct supervision.
Ability to work well with people and perform as a member of a team.
Must be able to work in a fast paced environment.
Must possess problem solving skills.
Must possess a positive attitude towards Company and clients.
Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships.
Must have a valid Gia's driver's license.

Nice To Haves

GIS experience is a plus.
AICP (preferred)
ICC Certified Zoning Inspector
GSWCC Level II Plans Examiner

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled assignments between 8:00am and 5:00pm Monday -Friday
Receive, review, assess fees, and process construction permits.
Receive inspection requests and schedule daily inspections for inspectors.
Plan and research zoning work for multiple clients.
Review subdivision, mercial and industrial development plans to ensure pliance with applicable regulations, ordinances and policies, explaining and interpreting ordinances as necessary; renders plan approval or denial.
Analyze and respond to zoning questions om client, citizens and developers.
Conducts meetings with citizens, developers, and other interested groups; provide code information and interpretation.
Perform related administrative tasks in support of operations; prepares staff reports to support issues including variance requests, rezoning and annexation applications, conditional use applications and land use amendment applications.
Attend Board of Commissioners meetings, City Council and Planning Commission meetings after hours as necessary for multiple clients.
Assist in conducting site visits to analyze subdivision, mercial and industrial projects prior to plat approvals.
Readily municate with client staff, citizens and developers as necessary.
Readily municate with team members.
Maintain detailed records and reports of all planning and zoning cases.
Be available to assist client staff with additional service as related to our purpose.
Be available to assist team members when called upon.
Assist in maintaining files, answering phone calls, emails, and scheduling meetings as necessary.
Maintain certifications and professional credentials.
Promote professional development by achieving additional certifications, attending training opportunities and consistent study of codes and standards as related to work performance.