What are the responsibilities and job description for the Building Inspector - Uvalde (San Antonio West) position at Bureau Veritas?
Position Summary And Objectives
High School Diploma (Associates or Bachelor’s degree in a technical field preferred), with 2 or more years of experience performing field inspections on construction related projects; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Additional Requirements include:
- Conduct a range of trade specific inspections on commercial buildings as well as manage specific projects related to these types of code inspections. Travel within the assigned area will be required for inspections and/or managing assigned projects.
- Conduct a range of trade specific inspections on residential buildings as well as manage specific projects related to these types of code inspections. Travel within the assigned area will be required for inspections and/or managing assigned projects.
- Combination Code Inspections and/or Quality Control inspections as required by the International Codes.
- Prepare written and electronic reports and issue notices of correction
- Explain and interpret code and/or quality control regulations or requirements
- Recognize, evaluate and properly resolve unique problems or situations
- Maintain effective customer service relationship with clients and the public
- Assist the inspection management team with business development
- Perform other related duties as assigned by the Manager
High School Diploma (Associates or Bachelor’s degree in a technical field preferred), with 2 or more years of experience performing field inspections on construction related projects; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Additional Requirements include:
- ICC Commercial/Residential certifications/license (multiple disciplines) as required.
- State of Texas Plumbing Inspector license
- Experience in QA/QC, and managing projects
- Current valid driver license
- Excellent customer service/problem solving skills
- Some office work, mostly field inspections with full exposure to the elements on projects controlled by OSHA.