Inspecteur(trice) du cadre bâti

Montréal Transit Corporation; Montreal; On-site; CAD 64,000 - 84,000; Full time

Job summary

La Ville de Montréal recherche un(e) Inspecteur(trice) du cadre bâti pour un poste temporaire. Vous serez responsable des inspections de bâtiments, de la conformité réglementaire et de la rédaction de rapports. Ce rôle est essentiel pour assurer la sécurité et la salubrité des logements à Montréal, offrant un salaire compétitif et des opportunités de carrière.

Benefits

Salaire compétitif et avantages

Équilibre travail-vie personnelle

Opportunités d'avancement

Qualifications

• Diplôme collégial en architecture technologie ou urbanisme requis.
• 2 ans d'expérience en inspection de bâtiments ou délivrance de permis.
• Connaissances en Microsoft Office et applications de gestion des permis souhaitées.

Responsibilities

• Effectuer des inspections de bâtiments pour assurer la conformité aux lois et règlements.
• Rédiger des avis de non-conformité et des rapports d'inspection.
• Collaborer avec des intervenants sociaux et des partenaires externes.

Skills

Connaissance de la suite Microsoft Office

Gestion des permis

MapInfo

Education

Diplôme collégial en technologie de l'architecture ou en techniques de planification urbaine

Job description

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Job Title: Inspecteur(trice) du cadre bâti

Organization: Service de l'habitation / Division de la salubrité / Section inspection de la salubrité

Target Candidates: City employees and external applicants

Type of Employment: Temporary position

Application Period: From May 20 to May 26, 2025

Salary: 2025 Salary Scale: $64,605 to $83,470 | Treatment Group: 12-011

Job Category: Office support, administrative and technical support - White collar

Schedule: 35 hours/week, Monday to Friday, daytime with possibility of telework - Flexible hours possible

Location: 303 Rue Notre-Dame Est, H2Y 3Y8

This process aims to fill 1 position (83060) for an indefinite duration. Candidates in end-of-term auxiliary roles must include a management attestation email with their application.

OUR OFFER

Within the Housing Service, the Sanitation Division is committed to ensuring the sanitation, proper maintenance, and safety of housing and residential buildings with major issues (molds, pests, clutter, etc.) across Montreal, ensuring regulatory compliance.

Your Mandate

You will perform various tasks related to building inspections to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations concerning the built environment, based on operational needs. Specifically, you will:

• Primarily enforce the Sanitation, Maintenance, and Safety of Housing Regulation (03-096);
• Conduct comprehensive inspections of multi-unit buildings;
• Draft non-compliance notices and inspection reports that may lead to issuing infractions, developing action plans, and monitoring corrective work;
• Collaborate with social intervention liaison officers, professionals from the Housing Service, and external partners.

REQUIRED PROFILE

• College diploma in architecture technology or urban planning and development techniques;
• 2 years of experience in building inspection or permit issuance;
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office suite and permit management applications (GDP) and MapInfo is desirable.

OUR ADVANTAGES

• A career serving the Montreal population
• Competitive salary and benefits
• Work-life balance
• Opportunities for career advancement

Be proud to work for the region's leading employer and North America's largest French-speaking metropolis. Montreal's city workforce exceeds 28,000 talented individuals contributing daily to the city's growth and public service.

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