Deputy Building Inspector

CLMI Group, LLC•Los Angeles, CA

5h•$128,000 - $135,000

About The Position

The Deputy Building Inspector will provide special inspection support for the LAWA Quality Assurance and Construction Inspection Division across multiple projects within LAWA’s Capital Improvement Program. This role requires knowledge of multiple code requirements, effective communication, and time management.

Requirements

Possess experience, knowledge, and understanding of methods used throughout construction.
Possess valid Los Angeles City Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) Deputy Licenses in the following disciplines: Concrete construction Steel construction Drilled-in anchors/seismic resistance Spray-applied fireproofing
Knowledge of Project Management Information Software used for inspection/document control (i.e. PM Web, Adobe Pro, Bluebeam, etc.).
Computer proficiency to review and utilize electronic equipment for contract documents efficiently, including change orders, submittals, RFIs, and other inspection documents, with minimal supervision.
5 years or more of experience performing as a LADBS Deputy Building Inspector on large- scale projects.
This includes overseeing and ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations on significant construction projects.
Involvement in complex projects that require coordination with multiple stakeholders, including contractors, engineers, and city officials.
Expertise in identifying and addressing code violations, ensuring that all aspects of construction meet the required standards.
High school diploma (or equivalent)
CAL OSHA-30 certification
Fall protection and harness training
Confined Space Entry Training

Responsibilities

Create and maintain comprehensive daily inspection reports that capture the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW of all construction work activities, while ensuring the reports are clear and concise to accurately reflect daily progress.
Assist in reviewing monthly progress payment requests when assigned to a program.
Track various changes, verify time and material work, measure, and document job quantities.
Conduct special inspections on various disciplines.