Northside Building Inspector
Listed on 2026-08-15
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Construction
Environmental & Urban Planning, Civil Engineering -
Government
Environmental & Urban Planning
The Building Inspection Division is dedicated to public safety throughout the?
City?through area development, promotion of codes/standards, administration, and in education/instruction for the facilitation of safe and secure homes?and businesses.?
The Building Inspection Division, under the City Municipal Code, adopts?all of?the Department of Professional Services, State of Wisconsin, Building, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Codes. Through the adoption of these codes, the city ensures that all construction in the?
City?is complaint with all codes and requirements of the State.?
The Building Inspection Division also works closely with Planning and Zoning, Engineering, Utilities, Streets, Police, Dept. of Public Works during all phases of construction.
Under general direction of the Lead Building Inspector and Director of Planning and Development, the Building Inspector performs inspectional and enforcement work requiring discretion and independent judgment in securing compliance with building, zoning, housing, and related codes.
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Four-year apprenticeship plus two years’ experience as a Journeyman Carpenter, or two years in an educational degree in Architecture or related field required.
- At least four years related experience, 2 years of which are related to field inspection required.
- Possession of inspector certifications from the Department of Safety and Professional Services for UDC-Construction (UCI). Applicant should have the ability to obtain UDC-HVAC Inspector (UHI), Commercial Building (CBI) and Commercial HVAC (IFM) within six (6) months of employment.
- Must have state certification for one- and two-family dwelling inspections and state certification for plan approval of public and commercial building and heating plans.
- Possession and maintenance of a valid driver’s license and auto insurance in accordance with state of Wisconsin law required.
- Considerable knowledge of the construction and remodeling methods and materials.
- Considerable knowledge of pertinent State and local codes, especially those pertaining to decent, safe, and sanitary buildings.
- Good knowledge of zoning and business license regulations.
- Working knowledge of structural design, structural calculations, construction and heating practices, principles, and materials.
- Knowledge of condemnation requirements and procedures.
- Knowledge of electronic permitting process, and electronic plan review.
- Skill and ability to inspect a wide variety of buildings and structures for compliance with applicable codes and to locate and correct…
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