ICC Certified Plans Examiner
At Shums Coda Associates · Various, California, United States
- Full-time
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- Posted
- 16 September 2026
- First seen by us
- 15 October 2026
- Last checked
- 23 hours ago
Job description
From Shums Coda Associates’s job post, as they wrote it.
Shums Coda Associates, Inc. is a privately held company providing professional Building and Safety Consulting Services to jurisdictions to verify conformance with all applicable Building Codes. We are seeking full-time, experienced ICC Certified Plans Examiner within California, Arizona, Colorado, Utah and Nevada.
Responsibilities
* Review plans, calculations and specifications for compliance with the most current adopted ordinances, laws, and state building codes.
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* Preparation of plans review comment letter according to municipality direction and SCA standards.
* Meet and confer with the clients as-needed (via phone, email, virtual meeting or in-person) to clarify plan check comments.
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No Recruiting Agencies!
To apply, please visit - https://www.shumscoda.com/about-us/careers/
(Benefits can be found on our website)
Minimum Qualifications
* ICC Certified Plans Examiner with complete knowledge and full understanding of the International model building codes and standard construction methods.
* 2+ years of experience working for a jurisdiction providing plan check reviews for both commercial & residential
* Skilled with complete life safety review (B. P. M. & E.).
* Computer knowledge and basic word processing experience
* Must have a high school diploma; some college is highly desirable.
* Must have a valid Driver License.
* Must successfully complete standard background investigation.
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