Code Compliance Coordinator

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, Industrial, or a related engineering field preferred or equivalent work experience will be considered.
Minimum 3-7 years’ experience in a manufacturing and/or design environment.
Proven experience involved with design & compliance projects related to windows and doors.
In depth knowledge of building codes IBC, UBC, etc.
Knowledge of regional code demands – Fire, Wind load, sound transmittance, etc.
Ability to read structural and architectural plans/blueprints.
Strong understanding of architectural principles, window and door compliance, and fenestration systems.
Experience in assuring product compliance with regulatory requirements, and knowledge of product development and manufacturing.
Conveys information, including complex technical requirements in clear terms to people of various backgrounds.
Strong leadership skills, ability to educate and influence others.
Exceptional problem-solving and analytical skills.
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office Suite – frequent use of Outlook, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
Must possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.

Test, and certify new and existing window and door products, ensuring alignment with company objectives and industry standards.
Document and publish to LUX website technical data sheets and installation instructions for windows and doors.
Ensure new and existing products are fully certified under AAMA and NFRC through efforts with third-party regulatory bodies (ALI, NAMI) and are up to date and current on FGIA approved products website.
Facilitate prototype product development and laboratory testing of windows and doors.
Interpret test reports for Air, Water, & Structural performance as well as Thermal Performance.
Liaison with subject-matter experts on building codes & architectural techniques to interpret regulatory requirements and ensure customer & supplier compliance for building components.
Collaborate with plant-level production to integrate new materials and products into existing window and door production facilities.
Stays abreast with changes to regulatory and agency requirements, and recommend actions required to maintain compliance of active products.
Audit AAMA compliance at window and door facilities and then create & document corrective actions to remain compliant and current with requirements.
Assists the engineering department in resolving product issues or production difficulties.
Participates in compliance trade shows and conferences.
Other duties as assigned.