Overview of Inspector Qualification and Certification Requirements
This document provides a comprehensive overview of the qualifications and certification requirements for inspectors as outlined in the O.C.G.A. 8-2-26. It details the necessary qualifications for new employees, including the need for extensive knowledge and experience, plus participation in a new employee orientation program. Inspectors must hold an International Code Council certification or relevant trade licenses, including electricians, mechanical, plumbing, and contractors. The document emphasizes the importance of competency, experience, and the ability to acquire certification within a specified timeframe.
Overview of Inspector Qualification and Certification Requirements
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Inspections & CodeCertification Requirements July 29, 2014
Overview • Qualification Requirements • New Employee Orientation • Inspector Requirements • Staff Qualifications
Code Enforcement and AdminstrationO.C.G.A. 8-2-26 • “Qualified Inspector” • Holds International Code Council certification or, • Building Inspector • Residential or Commercial Electrician Inspector • Mechanical Inspector • Plumbing Inspector • Holds construction trade license from State Construction Licensing Board • Electrical Contractor • Conditioned Air Contractor • Journeyman or Master Plumber
Inspector Minimum Qualifications • Knowledge and level of competency in occupational field • Experience to understand basic principles and major duties of position, usually associated with completion of apprenticeship/internship • Possession of or ability to obtain International Code Council certification within two years • Possession of or ability to obtain a valid drivers license
New Employee Orientation • Personnel hired must possess extensive knowledge and experience in field • Participate in New Employee Orientation • Rotation through all administrative areas • Rotation with all inspection disciplines • Final rotation with trade coordinator • Authorized to perform inspections after demonstrating competency in field and approved by trade coordinator.
Staff Requiring ICC Certification Update to May 22, 2014 Certification List
