Permit Coordinator

Framework First ADUs; Salinas (CA); On-site; USD 46,800 - 57,200; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

Paid time off

Job summary

Framework First ADUs in Salinas, California is seeking a Permit Coordinator to drive project approvals across multiple jurisdictions. This role is key to expediting permits and ensuring timely project completions, requiring both organizational prowess and relationship-building skills.

The position offers $25 per hour and the potential for pay growth as the company scales its operations. Strong knowledge of planning rules and excellent communication are essential for success.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of local planning rules and regulations.
• Excellent communication skills for interaction with planners.
• Experience with permit applications and processes is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Manage and expedite permit applications across various jurisdictions.
• Build relationships with local planners for efficient approvals.
• Utilize permit software and planning portals for project tracking.

Skills

Permit software

Relationship building

Organizational skills

Job description

Framework First builds homes inside our own factory, then crane delivers them onto our clients' properties, handling permits, foundation, finishes, and inspections along the way. We have been doing it for years, with 40-plus years of craftsmanship behind us, a 5.0 star reputation, and more demand than ever.

We are hiring a Permit Coordinator to own one of the highest leverage roles in the whole operation: getting every project approved. Across Monterey County we build in more than 15 jurisdictions, each with its own planners, rules, and quirks. Your job is to know all of them, keep every application moving, and never let a project sit waiting on a permit that could have been pushed.

This is a role for someone who is part organizer, part relationship builder, and part bulldog. You will work permit software and planning portals all day, but you will also pick up the phone and get a planner to call you back. When you do this well, you shave weeks off our timelines and our clients move into their homes sooner.

There is room to grow, too. As we scale, this role can take on more of the planning department, from site visits to occasional travel when a project calls for it.

Pay & growth

$25 per hour to start (40 hours a week, about $52,000 a year), plus 401(k) and paid time off. As we scale into more jurisdictions and more units per month, this role and your pay grow with you.