Direct Daily program operations, provide direct supervision to County employees. Maintain data bases for all local resource for targeted tourism, business, industry and film company recruitment. Prepare the annual program budget and implement a control system that results in monthly, quarterly and annual financial reports. Plan and implement a public relations and education program for the purpose of communicating existing and proposed tourism and economic conditions. Develop and maintain effective communication and coordination with Federal, State, Tribal and Local Governments in the areas of tourism and economic development.
Education and experience –
Graduation from an accredited four year college with a B.S. in public administration, planning, business administration, communication, economics, art or relevant fields; AND
At least four-years’ experience at a supervisory level in public administration, community development, or related tourism development; OR
Any equivalent combination of education , training and experience.
Necessary Knowledge, Skills and Abilities –
A working knowledge of:
Operation of local, state and federal government programs, their relationship to tourism, economic development and filming industry, and their resource potential;
The history, geology, geography, and demographics of San Juan County and Southeastern Utah.
Proficiency of office equipment, including but not limited to computers, copy machines, calculators, cameras, VCRs, Digital Cameras; fax machines; etc.
Salary $61,207 – $77,963. (County typically hires at entry salary depending on experience)
For a complete job description click here: Economic Development & Visitor Services Director Job Description
Building Inspector
Under immediate supervision of the Planning Administrator to perform residential, commercial, and industrial building inspections at various stages of construction, alteration, and repair; to review plans and prepare permit documentation for residential, commercial, and industrial projects; and to provide information and assistance to the general public.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
Assist in the building permit process, including any clerical work required to help the public acquire necessary building permits
Maintain data in a County data storage and retrieval system
Perform building construction plan reviews prior to and during the construction process.
Perform on-site building inspections
Determine compliance with current building codes and assist public with building code questions.
Present all applications for building permits to the Planning Commission in a timely manner
Calculate the building inspection and mileage fee in accordance with current fee schedule approved by the building code and the County Commission and update when deemed necessary
Interpret codes and regulations for builders and property owners and assist them in altering construction plans to meet current codes and standards
Assist in coordination of projects with other departments or governmental agencies
Interface with the public on various matters concerning building permits and define concerns and problems for the submission to the County Commission.
Other duties as assigned
JOB RELATED AND ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge of:
Basic principles of structural design and engineering mathematics
Major types of building construction materials and methods
Modern office practices, methods and computer equipment
Principles and procedures of record keeping and reporting
Safe driving principles and practices
Skill with:
Operating modern office equipment including computer equipment and software
Operating a motor vehicle safely
Ability to:
Learn building related codes and ordinances enforced by the County, including the International Building, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical, Energy codes and Zoning codes.
Learn accepted safety standards and methods of building construction for commercial, industrial and residential buildings
Learn and apply technical knowledge, follow proper inspection techniques to examine workmanship and materials and detect deviations from plans, regulation and standard construction practices.
Read and interpret building plans, specifications and building codes
Make mathematical computations rapidly and accurately
Enforce necessary regulations with firmness and tact
Exercise good judgment, flexibility, creativity and sensitivity in response to changing situations and needs
Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing
Establish, maintain and foster positive and harmonious working relationships with those contacted in the course of work
Experience:
One year of construction and /or building inspection experience
Education and/or Training:
High school diploma or GED
Specialized training in building codes preferred
License or Certificate:
Valid Utah Driver’s License
Limited State Inspector License
ICC Residential Building Inspector Certification
Possession of, or ability to obtain ICC Residential Plumbing certification within six months of employment.
Salary $37,044 – $58,509 (County typically hires at entry salary depending on experience)
For a complete job description click here: Building Inspector
This is a part time position with no benefits attached. Hours may vary according to scheduling and availability with a minimum of 26 hours per week. Every effort will be made to keep hours less than 29 hours per week.
General Purpose
Perform general library duties which involve patron service, collection shelving and maintenance, basic research, and duties assigned by supervisors.
Duties:
- Respond to basic requests and inquiries from library patrons and visitors, including, but not limited to, assisting patrons locate materials, as well as with computer use;
- Operate a variety of library equipment such as telephone, FAX, computers, copiers, scanners;
- Maintain all library materials in good working order and usable condition;
- Basic cash handling;
- Assist with special programs and events.
- Other tasks as assigned by supervisors.
Minimum Qualifications:
- At least 18 years of age;
- High School Graduate or equivalent;
- Willing to work evenings and Saturdays;
- Willing to work amiably with the public and fellow staff members;
- Able to learn alphabetization and book shelving;
- Able to pay attention to detail;
- Able to work independently, after training;
- Must have basic keyboarding and computer skills, and be able to learn new computer skills and software;
- Must have a current Utah ID.
For a complete job description click here: Library Assistant
General Purpose
Using the computer, deputies perform technical work in abstracting and indexing all documents required or permitted by law to be recorded. Deputies furnish information about the function of the office and services available, assist the public at the counter, locate properties in the plat books, make sure records are available for inspection, interpret descriptions and explain how property is laid out on the plats. They make copies of plats and recorded instruments upon request. They must be able to maintain for the public and for posterity accurate records of all recorded documents within San Juan County. Accuracy is very important.
Minimum Qualifications
Education and Experience:
- High school graduate or equivalent
- Two years office experience with a basic knowledge of office procedures
- A working knowledge of legal descriptions.
- Ability to operate computers and office machines as required by the job.
- Good communication skills
- Have a desire to understand county records and the importance of accurate work.
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Basic understanding of the documents being recorded
- Knowledge of legal descriptions
- Computer knowledge, you must be able to show patrons how to use the computer system to do their searches
- Basic bookkeeping skills.
Special Qualifications
- Must possess a valid Utah Driver’s License.
For a complete job description click here: Deputy Recorder