A local civil servant who enforces the building code as determined by government standards. It is the building inspector's responsibility to ensure that construction and renovations are up to code.
An individual appointed by the local municipality to enforce Ontario Building Code provisions.
An employee of a local or state government building department whose responsibilities include reviewing building plans and/or inspecting building sites to determine whether or not they meet existing health, safety, and/or energy codes.
An employee of a city or county who enforces building codes and ensures that construction is being performed correctly.
A city or county employee who enforces the building code and ensures that work is correctly performed.
A local government employee who enforces the building code and makes sure construction and renovation work is done properly.
A building inspector is a person who is employed by either a city or county and is usually certified in one or more disciplines, either as a residential or commercial building inspector, a plumbing, electrical or mechanical inspector or other specialty to inspect structures at different stages of completion. Most building inspectors employed by governments are certified by the International Code Council (ICC). These inspections are done to assure compliance with whatever building, plumbing, electrical, mechanical or specialty codes, such as swimming pool codes, that are being enforced by the jurisdiction in which they work.