Architect

Professional experience is comprised of the performance of the recognized architectural functions based on and requiring a thorough knowledge and application of the basic physical, mathematical and architectural sciences to the solution of theoretical or practical architectural problems. Routine drafting or development of plans where no original investigations or designs are involved; Artistic, scientific or technical illustrating activities in the drawing, inking, lettering or coloring of maps, charts, posters, etc., for purposes of publication, exhibition or scientific record; Landscape architectural work consisting mainly of the layout, design, construction or maintenance of land areas and landscape features, including ground and water forms, vegetation, roads, walks, incidental structures, and other landscape features; Experience in city or community planning work that relates to the broad social and economic growth and development of such community services and facilities as industry, commerce, transportation, streets, utilities, and parks; Structural engineering experience per se; i.e. stress analyses, and design of foundations and structural framing of concrete, timber, steel and masonry structures; Experience in inspection and field supervision of construction of engineering projects; Experience in design, fabrication, testing, operation, installation or maintenance of electrical, mechanical, communication, heating, ventilation or related equipment; Experience in the repair of ship hulls or superstructures; and Engineering experience limited to the preparation of contract specifications; estimating of construction materials and costs. For the Architect V level, at least one year of the required Architectural Experience must have been experience comparable to the Architect IV level in the State service; viz., licensed professional architectural experience. Professional Architect License Requirement: For the Architect IV and higher levels, applicant must possess a Hawaii State Certificate of Registration as professional architect. A person hired for a temporary position may also become a temporary employee upon satisfactory completion of the initial probation period of at least six months.