Building Inspector
boafDaytona Beach (FL)
About the role
*** Must possess a valid Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) Building, Plumbing, Mechanical, or Electrical Inspector license. To provide inspections under the Florida Building code for the construction of Volusia County Schools and to serve as the owner representative for designated projects*Visit construction sites to conduct inspections to assure compliance with state and other applicable codes and regulations, including final inspection.2. *Coordinate construction inspections with the job architect, engineers and other professionals as necessary.3. *On designated projects, act as owner's representative in coordinating with architects, engineers and contractors to observe the work for compliance with plans, specifications and project requirements.4. *Observe and report the quality control and quality assurance on designated school construction projects.5. *Prepare daily reports, weekly summary reports, construction updates as required, and review all claims, change orders and pay requests for correctness.6. *Document activities pertaining to construction standards and codes.7. *Act as resource to school personnel in use of new facilities.8. *Maintain current required licenses.9. Perform other related duties as assigned by the Director, New Construction and Inspections.
REQUIRED SKILLS:
Working knowledge and understanding of Florida State Requirements for Educational Facilities Working knowledge and understanding of the Florida Building Codes and development regulations Understanding of building construction materials, procedures, practices, methods and construction documents and standards Ability to read and understand construction plans and specifications Ability to write clear and concise reports and correspondence Ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationship with design professionals, contractors, school administrators, staff members and the general public Ability to exercise judgement and decision making in interpreting and applying laws, rules, regulations, and policies Skillful in analyzing, evaluating and solving problems Ability to communicate effectively, orally and in writing Knowledge of computer applications
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