Permit Coordinator

Job description

**CPH** is a *multi-disciplinary Engineering and Architecture firm that ranks in the nation’s Top 500 Design Firms by ENR Magazine.* **CPH** is actively seeking a skilled **Permit Coordinator** to join our multidisciplinary team in one of several Florida locations! This is an exciting opportunity to work on projects for a very large, well known commercial brand. Open to candidates sitting in one of several Florida offices: - ***Tampa, FL*** - ***Lakeland, FL*** - ***Miami, FL*** - ***Sanford, FL*** CPH is seeking a talented professional who understands the value of both sense of urgency and quality in all work duties to ensure our client’s needs are met. This individual must be an excellent communicator with a strong ability to seamlessly work cross-functionally in a multidisciplinary environment. It is imperative that this individual exercise not only strong and effective communication, but also exceptional time management with a keen ability to proactively be resourceful in all situations. This role is best suited for an individual who is curious minded in a productive yet mindful way to evaluate and check quality of all items, asking all essential questions to cover all routine checks and balances. This role is key to our success in delivering excellence to our clients. **Nice To Haves:** The Permit Coordinator must be well versed in Florida jurisdiction as well as working with a multitude of online tools related to the city and various municipalities. This individual would be most effective bringing prior experience working with municipal code and familiarity with building/zoning department knowledge. **Job Summary:** The Permit Coordinator is responsible for managing the full permitting process for CPH projects, including preparing, submitting, tracking, and securing approvals across multiple jurisdictions. This role ensures all projects comply with regulatory requirements, coordinates with agencies and project teams, and maintains accurate records throughout the process. Strong attention to detail, organization, and knowledge of permitting in the architecture, engineering, or construction industries are essential.