Codes & Compliant Officer

Familiarity with Building Envelope and/or Commercial Roofing and/or Wall Systems.
3+ years of experience in a related position
Degree in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical or Industrial) or building science.
Strong understanding of Canadian & US Codes & Standards such as FM, ULC, CSA, etc.
Strong attention to detail and analytical skills
Ability to read, interpret, and utilize code listings to ensure compliance and create competitive advantages.
Microsoft Office to include Word, Excel, Powerpoint & Outlook
Ability to interface at all levels of the organization both internally and externally, strong interpersonal, verbal and written skills
Work effectively in a team-oriented and fast-paced environment.
Self-starter with the ability to develop and drive strategy.

Collaborate with R&D and other departments to ensure smooth product approval and compliance processes, including preliminary testing.
Coordinate with third-party laboratories for product and system approvals, including arranging samples, observing tests, scheduling, and reviewing results.
Liaise with authorities or building code officials to meet approval requirements for IKO Commercial products and systems.
Maintain and update the database of current code approvals and compliance reports for IKO products and systems.
Ensure accessibility of approval and compliance reports to authorized personnel.
Periodically review and update the status of product and system approvals and compliance in the database.
Communicate with local authorities or building code officials regarding approval or compliance requirements and expirations.
Verify that IKO Commercial products and systems are manufactured in accordance with current codes and approval requirements by working with quality assurance, R&D, product management, and plant teams.
Review brochures, bulletins, letters, technical specifications, and product labels to ensure conformance with current code approvals and compliance.
Assist sales and marketing teams with code and compliance-related inquiries from contractors, specifiers, and engineers.
Engage with organizations and associations such as NRCC, CSA, ASTM, ARMA, CRCA, LEED, and NRCA to stay updated on industry trends, evolving standards, and building code changes.