Construction Plan Examiner and Permitting Coordinator, Coastal Residential Construction | $75k - $105k

Position OverviewSeasafe Homes is hiring a Plan Examiner and Permitting Coordinator to review foundation and structural plans and drive projects through permitting.This role sits in preconstruction and is responsible for making sure plans are accurate, aligned, and buildable before they reach the field. You will review structural and foundation drawings, identify issues, mark up plans with clear direction, and coordinate with engineers and architects to resolve them.You will also manage the permitting process from submission through approval. The goal is to reduce plan errors, prevent field issues, and keep permits moving.You are not creating new structural designs. You are reviewing, correcting, and coordinating.Core ResponsibilitiesStructural Plan ReviewReview foundation and structural plan sets before submission. Compare structural sheets, architectural plans, and modular set drawings. Identify misalignment in hold downs, brackets, embeds, bearing conditions, and load paths.Mark up plans using Bluebeam with clear and actionable comments. Flag issues early and confirm they are resolved before plans move forward.Plan CoordinationWork directly with engineers and architects to resolve structural and foundation issues. Track revisions and confirm corrections are made. Ensure final plans reflect how Seasafe builds in the field.PermittingAssemble complete plan sets for submission. Submit plans to local jurisdictions. Track comments, coordinate responses, and manage revisions through approval.Keep the permitting process moving without delays or repeated back and forth.Preconstruction AlignmentSupport internal plan reviews prior to submission. Confirm plans align with site conditions, zoning, and FEMA flood elevation requirements. Identify risks early and resolve before construction starts.What Success Looks LikeStructural and foundation issues are identified before constructionPlans are aligned across all disciplinesPermits move efficiently with fewer commentsMinimal rework caused by plan errorsField team is not solving design problems onsiteQualifications RequiredExperience reviewing structural or foundation plans in residential or similar constructionStrong ability to read and interpret construction drawingsProficiency in Bluebeam and RevitExperience coordinating with engineers or design teamsStrong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple projectsPreferredCoastal construction or flood zone experienceFlorida permitting experienceFamiliarity with foundation systems, high wind construction, and structural connectionsExperience working with modular or prefabricated constructionWork StyleAble to work through complex plan sets and identify issues without directionComfortable pushing for answers and holding design partners accountableOrganized and able to track multiple projects at different stagesFocused on accuracy and speedReporting StructureReports to Director of ConstructionWorks directly with engineers, architects, and internal teamActs as a key link between design and field executionCompensationBase salary range: $85,000 to $115,000Higher range available for candidates with strong coastal and structural experienceBonus opportunity tied to permit speed, plan accuracy, and reduction of field issues