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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in building inspections, including compliance with North Carolina State Building Code and effective communication of code deficiencies. Proficient in using electronic inspection reporting tools and maintaining accurate inspection records.
Highest-signal resume keywords
North Carolina COQB Building Inspector CertificationBuilding Inspection ProceduresNorth Carolina State Building Code KnowledgeElectronic Inspection ReportingConstruction Methods Knowledge
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Hard Skills
Building InspectionCode ComplianceInspection ReportingConstruction MethodsSafety ProceduresQuality ControlOccupancy LimitationsReinspection CoordinationDeficiency IdentificationDocumentation Maintenance
Soft Skills
CommunicationAttention to DetailProblem-SolvingCollaborationTime Management
Tools & Technologies
Permit HubElectronic Document SystemsSmartphoneTabletEmail
Certifications & Qualifications
North Carolina COQB Building Inspector Level INorth Carolina COQB Building Inspector Level IINorth Carolina COQB Building Inspector Level IIICOQB Law and Administration CourseBuilding Standard Inspection Course
Industry Keywords
Building InspectionsNorth Carolina MunicipalitiesConstruction SupervisionResidential InspectionsCommercial InspectionsInspection ProceduresMunicipal Inspection ProceduresElectrical CertificationsMechanical CertificationsPlumbing Certifications
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Perform building inspections within the valid North Carolina COQB certification type, level, and approved jurisdictional authority
- Compare installed work with approved plans, specifications, manufacturer instructions, and North Carolina State Building Code requirements
- Inspect foundations, framing, structural components, fire-resistance features, means of egress, accessibility elements, weather protection, and other assigned building components
- Apply occupancy, floor-area, and story limitations associated with the Building Inspector Level I, II, or III
- Prepare complete electronic inspection reports in Permit Hub with results, code references, notes, and supporting photographs
- Identify unsafe conditions and code deficiencies and communicate required corrections to contractors, owners, and project representatives
- Coordinate scheduling, site access, reinspections, and closeout activities with internal Inspected teams and jurisdictional contacts
- Assist with jurisdiction-specific registration and approval requirements as North Carolina municipalities are activated
- Maintain inspection records, credentials, training documentation, and jurisdiction registrations
- Follow quality-control, safety, confidentiality, and escalation procedures
- Participate in continuing education and code-update training required to maintain COQB certification and job proficiency
- Work closely with anchor Inspector Charles Myers to establish Inspected's presence and reputation in North Carolina
Requirements
What you’ll need- Must reside in North Carolina
- Current North Carolina COQB Building Inspector certificate at Level I, II, or III, or eligibility for a probationary certificate under an approved jurisdictional arrangement
- High school diploma or recognized equivalency
- Successful completion of the COQB Law and Administration course and the applicable Building Standard Inspection course and examination, unless a valid exemption applies
- Relevant education and experience meeting 11 NCAC 08 .0706 for the certification level held or sought
- Practical knowledge of building construction methods, approved plans, inspection procedures, and the North Carolina State Building Code
- Valid North Carolina driver's license
- Reliable transportation and ability to travel throughout the assigned North Carolina service area
- Ability to use a smartphone, tablet, Permit Hub, email, and electronic document systems; training provided
- Ability to pass applicable background checks and municipality registration requirements
- Preferred: North Carolina COQB Building Inspector Level III certification
- Preferred: Additional North Carolina COQB certifications in electrical, mechanical, plumbing, or fire prevention
- Preferred: ICC inspector certifications in applicable disciplines
- Preferred: Experience conducting residential and commercial inspections for a North Carolina city, county, state agency, or authorized inspection program
- Preferred: Familiarity with multiple North Carolina jurisdictions, locally adopted amendments, and municipal inspection procedures
- Preferred: Experience using electronic inspection and reporting platforms
- Preferred: Construction, supervisory, contractor, architecture, or engineering experience on buildings comparable to the assigned level
Benefits
Comp & perks- Unlimited PTO policy
- Health benefits
- 401(k)
- Professional development
- Cross-training
- Expanded certification opportunities
- A collaborative, supportive team environment with real growth potential
- Opportunity to help build Inspected's presence in a new and growing market