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Job Information

Mississippi Employer Building Inspector in Laurel, Mississippi

Purpose of Position

Perform building inspections required for new and rehabilitative construction projects and assist with code enforcement activities

Major Duties and Responsibilities

General Duties Reviewing plans to ensure they meet building codes, local ordinances, zoning regulations, and contract specifications Stay updated on all local building codes and safety standards Issue violation notices and stop-work orders until building is compliant, as well as signing and issuing construction and occupation permits Maintain records of inspections, complete paperwork, and report all instances of noncompliance Review plans and blueprints to ensure they meet local regulations, such as building height or environmental demands Communicate with the supervisor of a construction project to ensure necessary changes are met Visiting a construction site during each phase of building

Perform footing and setback inspections

Assess footing dimensions according to blueprints

Check temporary sanitary facilities

Check requirements for protective fences, walkways and canopies

Check property lines and setbacks

Perform soil inspections, as required

Make sure footings comply with height, width and rebar requirements

Determine if permits may be issued

Perform plumbing inspections

Assess plumbing work according to codes and regulations

Look for water leaks in joints, pipes, tubes, sinks and commodes

Explain inadequacies and provide direction to correct problems

Perform framing inspections

Make sure correct materials are being utilized

Inspect underfloor construction, floor framing, wall framing and roof framing for compliance

Check that headers and doors, ceiling joist and support systems, roofing, venting and duct work meet specified requirements

Perform final inspections and approve occupancy permits

Assess structure to make sure all codes and compliances have been followed

Verify that no unauthorized conversion or construction has occurred

Verify that planned occupancy conforms to plans

Verify vents and access openings are proper

Inspect grading and parking areas

Check drainage of lot and fire assemblies for compliance

Check lights and ventilation

Verify code requirements have been met

Check to see that all doors open properly

Inspect stairs and assure that they meet codes and requirements

Examine crawl spaces for proper dimensions

Assure that all special requirements for coverings and ceilings are in compliance

Certification, Education and Experience

Certification: The person in this position must have a valid driver's license; status as a SBCCI certified Building Inspector is preferred.

Education: An Associate's degree in a related field is required; A Bachelor's degree in a related field is strongly

recommended.

Experience: At least 3 years of experience in this or a related field is strongly recommended.

Salary: $44187.52 annually, plus attractive benefits package

Salary with IRC Building Certification and IRC Plumbing Certification: $46361.12 annually

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