Description
Oversee and inspect rehabilitation construction on government-owned or publicly assisted properties to ensure work meets contract specifications, building codes, safety standards, and funding regulations.
- • Prepare scopes of work, cost estimates, correspondence, inspection reports, and recommendations for corrective action.
- • Review plans, permits, contractor submittals, pay applications, and change orders to detect discrepancies.
- • Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with building codes, safety practices, labor standards, and program requirements.
- • Document site conditions with photos, measurements, and daily logs to maintain thorough compliance records.
- • Inspect materials and workmanship for compliance with specifications, codes, and quality standards.
- • Coordinate with building officials, housing program staff, contractors, and environmental consultants.
- • Provide testimony or documentation in hearings, appeals, or disputes related to project compliance.
- • Inspect use and storage of government-funded materials and equipment to prevent loss or misuse.
- • Issue punch lists and noncompliance notices and recommend stop-work or corrective actions when required.
- • Arrange and submit samples for lead, asbestos, or other environmental testing as required.
- • Inspect rehabilitation sites at pre-bid, progress, and final stages to verify compliance with contracts and regulations.
- • Verify contractor licensing, insurance, and permit compliance; report violations to appropriate authorities.
- • Review and track permit applications and approvals to align with project schedules.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
