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Palm Beach County is seeking an experienced Deputy Building Official to provide strategic and operational leadership for the inspection, flood, drainage, and code administration functions. The successful candidate will lead with integrity, accountability, and collaboration to serve both the community and staff.
The salary is negotiable depending on qualifications, and the role requires strong judgment, effective communication, and the ability to empower teams to perform at their best.
Lead with Purpose. Build Trust. Make a Difference.
Palm Beach County is seeking an experienced and principled leader to serve as Deputy Building Official and help lead one of the County's most important public-facing operations.
We believe character is the foundation of effective leadership. As such, we are looking for a leader people can trust. This is more than a building code position.
The Deputy Building Official provides strategic and operational leadership for the inspection, flood, drainage, and code administration functions. The successful candidate will lead through integrity, accountability, sound judgment, collaboration, and a genuine commitment to serving both the community and the employees who serve it.
The ideal candidate understands that effective leadership is not simply about knowing the code, it is about knowing when to listen, when to act, when to challenge, and when to support. This position requires a leader who can make difficult decisions with fairness and consistency, communicate clearly, build strong relationships, and create an environment where employees are empowered to perform at their best.
Salary negotiable depending on qualifications
This position requires qualified applicants to possess one of the following:
Qualified applicants MUST possess the following at time of application:
Three (3) Standard Certifications including Building Code Administrator, Building Plans Examiner and Building Inspector per Florida Statute 468.
Preferred qualifications include: