Building Inspector BN

Willdan•Orlando, FL

About The Position

Public Agency Resources (PARS), a subsidiary of Willdan, is looking for a 1+2 Family Residential Inspector (Commercial Licenses welcomed in addition) near Orlando FL. For over 60 years, Willdan has partnered with cities across the nation to create safer, stronger, and more sustainable communities. We’re envisioning the future of Building & Safety—and we want you to be part of it. The purpose of this role is to perform inspections of residential (1+2family dwellings), to ensure that construction, renovation, alteration, repair, demolition, and installation of building systems comply with the Florida Building Code and applicable local technical amendments. The inspector will also review plans, issue notices of violation, and communicate with contractors, builders, homeowners, architects and engineers.

Requirements

Valid Florida Inspector License: “BN” (Residential 1&2family dwelling inspector).
Required Commercial/Standard Inspector Preferred) categories.
Familiarity with the Florida Building Code (both Residential and Building portions).
Valid Florida driver’s license; ability to travel within the jurisdiction.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong knowledge of the Florida Building Code (residential).
Ability to read and interpret architectural and engineering drawings.
Excellent observational, communication, and organizational skills.
Professional demeanor and effective public interaction.
Proficiency with inspection software and digital reporting systems.
High school diploma or equivalent; associate degree or coursework in construction technology, architecture, or engineering preferred.
Minimum 5 years of experience in inspections or related fields.
Compliance with continuing education requirements.

Responsibilities

Residential Inspections (BN).
Conduct inspections of new construction, additions, renovations, and repairs for1+2family dwellings.
Verify compliance with the residential portion of the Florida Building Code.
Review approved plans and permits for residential projects.
Issue notices of noncompliance or stop work orders and follow up until corrections are made.
Communicate with homeowners, contractors, and builders regarding findings.
Maintain accurate inspection records and enter results into tracking systems.
Provide customer service and code interpretation assistance.