Residential Building Inspector

Mesa County•Grand Junction, CO

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs inspections of all construction to insure project is built in accordance with approved design documents and is in compliance with all applicable local and state codes. This position performs primarily residential building, mechanical, plumbing and Onsite Waste Water Treatment (OWTS) inspections on a daily basis to ensure compliance with adopted codes. The role involves establishing, maintaining, and processing all project inspection records, documents, and forms. It requires computer entry and written documentation skills, providing clear and concise verbal or written directives, and verifying that all required permits, licenses, and documents have been obtained. Prompt and courteous responses to inquiries from the public, contractors, and co-workers are essential. The inspector drives a county vehicle for daily inspections, maintains the vehicle and equipment, and reports any defects to the appropriate supervisor. Field verification of project documents for code compliance and communication of findings are also key responsibilities. The employee regularly attends staff meetings, seminars, and training sessions as required.

Requirements

High School Diploma or Equivalent
Minimum of (4) years of construction related experience.
Any combination of education, training and experience which provides the knowledge, skills and abilities required for the job.
ICC Commercial Plumbing Inspector Certification or approved state license (required within 12 months of hire)
ICC Commercial Building Inspector Certification (required within 24 months of hire)
(Or other ICC certifications or equivalent approved by Chief Building Official)
Must pass a pre-employment and annual physical.

Responsibilities

Performs primarily residential building, mechanical, plumbing and Onsite Waste Water Treatment (OWTS) inspections on a daily basis to insure compliance of adopted codes.
Establish, maintain and process all project inspection records, documents and forms as necessary.
Provides, clear and concise verbal and or written directives.
Verifies all required permits, licenses and documents have been obtained.
Prompt and courteous responses to inquiries from public, contractors and co-workers required.
Drives county vehicle while performing normal daily inspections.
Maintains county vehicle and equipment; reports any defects to appropriate supervisor.
Field verifies project documents for code compliance and communicates findings to appropriate persons.
Regularly, attends staff meetings, seminars and training sessions as required.