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The Building Mechanical Inspector position is a full-time role within the City of Los Angeles, specifically in the Building & Safety department. This position is responsible for inspecting residential construction projects that involve two dwelling units or less, as well as accessory buildings, signs, and swimming pools. The primary goal of the inspector is to ensure that all construction activities comply with zoning ordinances, building codes, plumbing codes, mechanical codes, electrical codes, and the approved plans and specifications. The inspector plays a crucial role in maintaining safety and compliance within the community by conducting thorough inspections and assessments of construction sites. In addition to inspections, the Building Mechanical Inspector is tasked with investigating complaints and alleged code violations related to all types of buildings. This involves conducting surveys to identify issues such as blight, deterioration, and substandard conditions within the community. When violations are found, the inspector is responsible for issuing appropriate orders to comply and citations as necessary. Furthermore, the inspector may assist in training other inspection employees, sharing knowledge and best practices to enhance the overall effectiveness of the inspection team. This role requires a keen eye for detail, strong knowledge of building codes and regulations, and the ability to communicate effectively with contractors, property owners, and other stakeholders. The Building Mechanical Inspector plays a vital role in ensuring that construction projects are safe, compliant, and contribute positively to the community.