The City is seeking qualified and motivated professional to join our Building Division as a Combination Inspector I, II, or III. This position performs inspections of residential and commercial construction projects at various stages to ensure compliance with applicable building codes, approved plans, and safety standards.
The ideal candidate will have building trades experience, strong technical and communication skills, and a commitment to public safety and customer service.
This role is part of a defined career progression model. Advancement is based on established requirements, which may include education, licenses, certifications, knowledge, experience, and performance.
2026 Hourly Pay Ranges
Combination Inspector I: $30.68–$41.96
Combination Inspector II: $33.80–$46.22
Combination Inspector III: $37.23- $50.91
Essential Job Functions
Conducts on-site visits to construction sites during varies phases of construction, performing field inspections on commercial and residential properties to ensure compliance with building and municipal codes. Inspections cover various trades or disciplines, excluding commercial electrical inspections.
Compares visible construction elements to approved plans and code requirements, identifies and documents discrepancies, and issues correction notices.
Identifies dangerous, unstable, unsafe or unhealthy conditions in any of the major systems such as access, structure, electrical, plumbing, or heating.
Maintains comprehensive computer records by documenting code violations, entering inspection results, conducting online research for installation instructions, product listings, and specific requirements, while also reviewing building plan records, both digitally and in written form.
Interprets, researches, and enforces ICC Codes, manufacturers designs and requirements, plans, trade language, City Ordinances, rules, and procedures, and effectively communicates such with contractors, homeowners, building division customers, and co-workers.
Maintains professional certifications and licenses.
Establishes a professional working relationship with contractors, engineers, architects, property owners, prospective residents, and other city employees.
Frequently operates a personal or City-owned motor vehicle to drive to and from work locations throughout the City.
Other Job Functions
Attends various meetings and seminars as required.
Researches and keeps current with industry innovations and attends trainings as needed.
Participates in or provides permitting software training and troubleshooting.
Provides assistance at customer service counter.
Performs occasional after-hours emergency inspections as needed.
Performs other duties as assigned.
