Plan Reviewer (CPC 4)

Plan Reviewer (CPC 4) DOH8757

• Administering complex advance planning for construction projects seeking state licensure and potentially federal certification.
• Coordinating between multiple offices, state agencies, and local government.
• Reviewing and evaluating construction documents and functional programs to verify compliance with applicable State and Federal codes and regulations.
• Leading the review of the most challenging health care facility construction and remodeling projects, as assigned – tracking 300+ projects per year.
• Preparing written reports of project citations to be resolved by the project applicants.
• Preparing analysis and recommending action to upper management for exemption requests.
• Leading preliminary, intake, and feasibility plan review conferences with owners, architectural firms, professional engineers, and staff, both at project sites and through remote meetings.
• Meeting with applicants to promote early involvement.
• Clearly identifying the scope of review and applicable rules.
• Identifying potential citations and roadblocks to approval.
• Proposing solutions by suggesting alternate methods of compliance.
• Engaging local authorities having jurisdiction (building departments, planning and development departments) to coordinate reviews and eliminate duplication.
• Collaborating with Washington Association of Building Officials, International Code Council, and Washington State Building Code council to promote consistency.

• Knowledgeable and understands the intent of the codes governing the built environment, including International Codes, National Fire Protection Association, and Facilities Guidelines Institute.
• Knowledgeable and understands the intent of the WACs and statutory requirements for applicable licensing programs.
• Able to look at alternate methods and materials with an open mind.
• Able to propose changes to codes or standards in a manner which is substantiated with facts and applicable.
• Able to collaborate with internal and external parties – Includes ability to: build support from community partners; understand and address the agenda of others; and assert the position of the department.
• Healthcare Construction Knowledge – Has knowledge of general construction practices; architectural, mechanical, and electrical design; and enforcement of Fire & Life Safety codes.
• Knowledgeable and understands the intent of the codes governing the built environment, including International Codes, National Fire Protection Association, and Facilities Guidelines Institute.

• Health insurance
• Long-term disability insurance
• 401k matching
• Dependent care assistance
• Auto, boat, home, and renter insurance
• Employee Assistance Program
• Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS)
• Deferred Compensation Program (DCP)

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