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Construction Inspector Reviews
What is it like working as a Construction Inspector?
October 2015
Limited Authority.
Construction Inspector:
Be prepared to not be able to make certain decisions that are reserved for engineers.
August 2015
ICC construction inspection.
Construction Inspector:
Pros: Having knowledge of building code.
Supplied with a work vehicle and gas card.
Cons: Unhappy contractors.
I'm incredibly underpaid.
Job dispatch is always stressful and poorly put together.
Poor management.
March 2015
Veriety of work.
Construction Inspector:
Cons: Very high personal expenses.
February 2015
Construction Inspector:
Pros: The Travel. Being in a different town every night keeps it exciting.
Cons: Being away from my wife and children.
November 2014
Enforcement of work site construction as per specs & plans.
Construction Inspector:
Pros: Be able to correct shoddy work and check completed construction implementation as per standard of work visually inspected.
Cons: There were times that management doesn't fully support the issues that were needed to be enforced on various field sites issues.
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