Position Summary The Building Officials’ Association of B.C. is searching for a Training Content Developer (Plumbing) to help develop new courses for building and plumbing officials in B.C.

Reporting to the Education Coordinator, this position is responsible for conducting research, drafting course content for review by subject matter experts, and reviewing course outlines and other project documents.

In doing this work, the position will collaborate with other Association staff, subject matter experts, external contractors, and others.

This is a part-time contract position for a six-month term with a possibility of extension. The successful candidate will need to be available 16 hours per week during regular business hours. Specific details about the work schedule will be discussed during the interview process. The wage is $45-$55 per hour based on candidate qualifications.

Association staff work remotely but communicate frequently through regular project meetings and other means.

Position Responsibilities The Training Content Developer will be responsible for:

- providing feedback on course outlines, timelines, and deliverable schedules;
- conducting research on topics related to technical codes and standard, plan review and site inspection practices, provincial legislation, and local bylaws;
- drafting and reviewing content for online training courses related to legislation, codes and standards, plan reviews, site inspections, mechanical systems; and
- providing timely reviews and feedback on content revisions and feedback received from Association staff, subject matter experts, and contracted instructional designers.

Education

Level 2 plumbing official qualification is required.

Qualification as a building official is an asset.

Experience

8+ years a plumbing official working for a local authority in B.C.

Knowledge

Knowledge of the following is essential for success in this role:

- B.C. Building Code (focus on plumbing installations and systems);
- the Building Act and related regulations;
- the Community Charter;
- the Local Government Act;
- common elements of local government bylaws; and
- permitting, plan review, and site inspection practices.

Skills and Abilities

· Effective communicator with excellent writing skills

· Ability to conduct technical research and present findings

· Able to translate technical complexity into plain language

· Proven ability to collaborate with project teams and others

· Exceptional time management

· Ability to work independently and in a remote work workplace

· Experience using Microsoft Office products (Word, PowerPoint, etc)

The position will remain open until filled.

📌 Training Content Developer (Plumbing) (Canada)
🏢 Building Officials' Association of B.C.
📍 Canada