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Marion County Class Specification BulletinPage of >>> 6.Receives and processes building code and septic investigations; updates database; generates letters; tracks all action and inaction taken on investigations; and coordinates with legal counsel, code enforcement, property owners, and other public agencies. 7.Relays instructions, technical information, and inspection requests to field inspectors via the computer or telephone. Schedules, reschedules, cancel, and prints daily inspections through the computer systems for inspectors and customers. 8.Participates in developing and maintaining procedures, forms, routines, and record keeping processes to ensure efficient and effective permit processes. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING 1.Graduation from high school or GED equivalent; AND 2.Two (2) years of technical experience in processing building permits, working as a contractor, inspector, plans examiner or related technical experience, which included one (1) year of general office and customer service experience; OR 3.Satisfactorily complete an in-house Building Inspection Code training course 4.Any satisfactory equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience relevant to the position. SPECIAL REQUIREMENT Must pass a criminal history background investigation; however, conviction of a crime may not > necessarily disqualify an individual for this classification. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Considerable knowledge of: building and specialty codes; methods and practices of construction; telephone etiquette; and principles of customer service. Some knowledge of: standard office practices and procedures; a variety of software programs; English composition including grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Skill and ability to: manage multiple priorities with responsibility for multiple phone lines; communicate effectively in oral and written form; establish and maintain professional working relationships with co- workers, other agencies, contractors, owners, and the general public; read and interpret a variety of plans, specifications, and maps relevant to the permit process; estimate construction values; understand building terminology and apply as necessary; to accurately word process; maintain records and prepare report; effectively operate computer equipment and software programs utilized by the county; and accurately data enter. ADOPTED: 09/81 REVISED: 03/89; 02/96; 02/98; 02/02; 05/07; 04/08; 02/18 MARKET REVIEW: https://agency.governmentjobs.com/marion/default.cfm?action=specbulletin&ClassSpecID=...8/4/2020