Code Compliance Inspector

City of Greensboro•Greensboro, NC

About The Position

The Code Compliance Inspector conducts inspections of single-family and multi-family dwelling units to identify violations of the City’s Minimum Housing Code and the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), as well as violations of the City’s nuisance ordinances concerning lots and vehicles. The position responds to complaints or reports of ordinance violations, issues appropriate notices to property owners, and conducts hearings with property owners within specified time frames. The inspector manages an active caseload of ordinance violations, reports on case progress when requested, and updates case activities in the code compliance software system within specified periods. The role also presents evidence before the City’s Minimum Housing Standards Commission, a quasi-judicial board, and may attend community or neighborhood meetings. Required certifications and courses must be obtained within 18 months of hire. The position is classified as non-exempt under the FLSA.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 1 year of experience enforcing a law, ordinance, code, or homeowners association rules, or in restaurant/commercial safety.
Prior computer experience, including data entry and use of MS Word and Excel.
Prior customer service experience.
Valid driver’s license.
Obtain required certifications or courses within 18 months of hire.

Nice To Haves

At least 2 years of code enforcement experience.
North Carolina Law & Administration Course by NCDOI, to be completed within 18 months of hire.
AACE/ICC Property Maintenance and Housing Inspector Certification, to be obtained within 18 months of hire.
North Carolina Building Level I Certificate or higher.
Bilingual.

Responsibilities

Inspect single-family and multi-family dwelling units for violations of the City’s Minimum Housing Code and the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC).
Inspect for violations of the City’s nuisance ordinances related to lots and vehicles.
Respond to complaints or reports of ordinance violations.
Issue appropriate notices to property owners.
Conduct hearings with property owners regarding identified violations within specified time frames.
Manage a caseload of active ordinance violations and report on individual case progress when requested.
Update case-management activities in the code compliance software system within specified periods.
Present evidence before the City’s Minimum Housing Standards Commission.
Attend community or neighborhood meetings as needed.