Department Of Buildings

7 open remote positions

The Department of Buildings assists Purchasing in procuring goods and services as well as confer with, advise and assist operational, technical and professional staff on the procurement process. They are committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce and providing a work environment that is free from discrimination and harassment.

Salary Distribution 7 of 7 jobs

Open Positions

Purchasing Agent

$59,235–$68,120/yr

  • Reviewing purchase documents for accuracy and consulting with agency staff to resolve problems.
  • Entering and retrieving data in FMS, PASSPort and DCAS On-Line Direct Order System.
  • Preparing and modifying specifications and conditions of purchase.

$83,718–$200,379/yr

  • Work closely with the Deputy Commissioner to create and implement innovative and proactive strategies for outreach and communication to the public.
  • Ensure that public communication adheres to the message, mission, and vision of the Department.
  • Oversee the Press Office, Marketing unit, and Correspondence team, ensuring consistent, timely, and accurate information to media and other outlets.

$62,407–$107,656/yr

  • Supervise, guide, and mentor project advocates to understand and support progressively more complex projects and issues.
  • Review Borough Commissioner (BC)/Deputy Borough Commissioner (DBC) and customer requests for project advocate support for customer projects or specific issues and assign project advocates.
  • Monitor team and individual project advocates to ensure smooth continuous progress of customer projects and timely resolve of customer project related issues

  • Manage the technical staff within the Sidewalk Shed and Construction Progress Monitoring Unit.
  • Train newly hired plan examiners.
  • Meet with owners, Architects or Engineer of Record, and permitted licensed General Contractors to review project status and review compliance with building codes, laws, rules, bulletins, and enforcement initiatives for application approvals and permits.

  • Examine and review plans, designs, specifications, and construction documents for building repairs, noting compliance with NYC Construction Codes.
  • Review Façade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP) compliance reports and other local law related filings and documents in DOB NOW Safety as needed for audit reviews.
  • Prepare a list of objections in accordance with Construction Code and other rules, regulations or legislation as they apply to the legality of proposed building repair.