Community Inspector

Duties include completing detailed property assessments and work plans for grant funded home restoration projects and housing construction, including site visits and dialogue with owners; conducting walk through events for project bidding processes; supervising general contractors, sub-contractors, builders, and/or developers (including CHDOs) via telephone and site visits, and assisting them in following city processes, ensuring project milestones are met; and resolving conflicts between contractors and homeowners.

Additional duties include ensuring compliance with rehab policies and lead regulations by following HUD guidelines; conducting lead based paint risk assessments and clearance tests; coordinating timely completion of emergency repair work that threatens life, health, and/or safety of owners; and conducting Housing Quality Standard inspections where necessary.

A high school diploma or equivalent, plus some vocational or technical training related to construction methods or building inspections, and a minimum of three years relevant experience plus lead-based paint certification or the ability to obtain within one year required. Must have strong written and verbal communication skills. A résumé must be submitted with an application.

PAY GRADE GG19 / FULL PAY RANGE $28.05 - $39.55 PER HOUR