Home Inspector

Position Summary

A growing national company is seeking individuals to join a team of professional home inspectors. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, articulate, outgoing, personable, and presentable, and follows our standard process to complete an accurate, thorough quality home inspection and detailed report.

Role And Responsibilities

• Required to have a basic knowledge of residential home systems and elements
• Work in various weather conditions, climb ladders, walk on roofs, access crawl spaces and attics, and stand for long periods of time
• Solid computer technology skills necessary for report writing and communications
• Stays current on latest company initiatives, policies, and procedures, while continually developing advanced technical knowledge in building science
• Punctuality, the ability to work independently, and a strong work ethic are also required

Qualifications And Requirements

• 2+ years of construction, real estate, or home repair experience required
• Strong understanding of building codes, laws, and government regulations
• Preferred degree in construction
• Valid driver’s license
• Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
• Strong attention to detail and a positive attitude
• Physically fit for climbing ladders, walking on roofs, accessing crawl spaces and attics, and standing for long periods of time
• Able to lift 50 lbs
• May be required to enter homes that contain allergens such as pets, dust, mold, or other allergens

Benefits And Perks

• Extensive training/Field training
• Paid for certification
• Competitive compensation + bonus opportunities
• Flexible schedule
• Company vehicle provided/Mileage reimbursements

Review Plans And Ensure Compliance

• Inspect plumbing and electrical for code violations and issue violation notices
• Keep daily logs, write up reports, and take photographs

Potential Code Violations

To ensure compliance with building codes and local ordinances, potential code violations during inspections could include:

• Improper installation of electrical wiring
• Water leakage or damage to plumbing systems
• Structural issues or lack of proper support
• Lack of adequate insulation or ventilation
• Unsafe or non-compliant heating systems

These violations can lead to safety hazards, health risks, and legal consequences. Proper inspection and documentation are crucial to maintaining compliance and ensuring the safety and integrity of the properties being inspected.