Job DetailsClosing Date: June 5, 2026Job Type: PermanentDepartment: Building ServicesUnion: Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 133Hourly: $42.83 - $44.31Hours per week: 35Openings: 1Position SummaryActs as an appointed building inspector as defined under the Building Code Act (BCA) and conduct inspections for the enforcement of the Ontario Building Code Reg. as amended.ResponsibilitiesConduct inspections in accordance with Division C – Part 1, Subsection 1.3.5. of the Ontario Building Code for construction, renovation, extension, material alteration, repair, demolition, and/or change of use for single detached houses, multi‑housing, accessory buildings, duplexes, accessory dwelling units, decks, carports, and detached structures to ensure compliance with the Ontario Building Code, applicable municipal by‑laws, referenced standards, and applicable law within the timeframes specified in the legislation and Building Division operating policy and procedures.Conduct inspections of unsafe buildings and/or buildings damaged by natural disasters, fire, accidents, or severe/inclement weather to assess damage and condition of building(s) to determine the appropriate remedial action in accordance with the Ontario Building Code and issue applicable orders, when required.Conduct inspections of residential pool enclosures in accordance with the Ontario Building Code and applicable by‑laws.Verify that on‑site documentation, materials, method of construction, and conditions satisfy design specifications, meet approved standards, and are in compliance with the Ontario Building Code.Investigate complaints regarding contraventions of the Ontario Building Code and applicable law, and issue orders for construction without a permit as it relates to single detached houses,



multi‑housing, accessory buildings, duplexes, decks, carports, and detached structures.Prepare detailed, accurate inspection reports, generate deficiency lists for the applicant, consultant or contractor, and review consultants’ field reports for accuracy and completeness for filing.Prepare and issue orders in accordance with the Ontario Building Code Act and monitor outstanding orders to ensure timely enforcement within the statute of limitation period.Appear and give evidence at pre‑trial proceedings such as mediation and discovery, appear before tribunals such as the Building Code Commission, prepare reports, briefs, court information or evidence, and act as a witness in court under the Provincial Offences Act. Collect evidence, swear information, lay charges, prepare court files, coordinate and assist in prosecution of charges, and attend court when necessary to give evidence under oath.Monitor construction approved through conditional permits and ensure construction has not exceeded beyond the work specified in the agreement, and finalize the process in Land Manager once the approved conditional permit construction phase has been completed for the release of securities.Maintain records, comprehensive notes of all complaints, investigations and enforcement activities in the records management system (Land Manager),



and prepare reports regarding Building Code enforcement/inspection matters.Liaise with municipal departments, outside government bodies, enforcement agencies, consultants, general contractors and the general public in relation to enforcement issues.Will perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.Position RequirementsMinimum: a three (3) year college diploma in Architectural or Construction Engineering Technology or related field.Successfully completed the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing courses: General Legal / Process for Inspectors, House Plumbing – House HVAC‑House.At least two (2) years related building inspection experience.Proficiency in reading and interpretation of drawings, specifications, and other technical documentation.Ability to interpret the various Acts, including but not limited to the Provincial Offences Act, Municipal Act, the Rules of Evidence with the Ontario Court of Justice, summons issuance and courtroom procedures.Basic computer skills in Word and Excel.Proficiency in Land Manager.Strong oral and written communication skills.Working ConditionsStandard office workplace – 30%, outdoors – 70%.Equipment and Tools UsedGeneral office equipment, computer applications including wireless devices and city vehicle.Accessibility and AccommodationThe City of Niagara Falls is dedicated to creating an accessible and inclusive organization and fostering a workplace culture which reflects the diverse nature of the residents we serve. In accordance with the Accessibility of Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), the City will accommodate the individual needs of candidates with disabilities throughout the recruitment process.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Building Inspector - $42.8 - $44.3 An Hour (Winnipeg)
🏢 City of Niagara Falls
📍 Winnipeg