Compensation Range $93,267.20 - $118,144.00 Job Description The primary role of the Lead Building Inspector is to supervise, manage, and train the building inspectors by applying their code knowledge while drawing from their practical experience in performing field inspection work on demolition and construction projects to ensure that building inspection work is be performed thoroughly, consistently and without bias. The following job duties are established to outline the basic duties and responsibilities of this position. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.

Job Duty 1: Building Inspection (70%):

Present themselves in a professional and courteous manner and appearance at all times. Lead, train, and supervise the building inspectors. Assist with the professional development of the building inspectors. Perform building inspections. Monitor and manage the inspection workload on a daily basis. Keep the building official informed of all issues facing the building inspection operation. Assist the building official with the development and enforcement of building department policies. Keep personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety glasses, hearing protection, fire resistant clothing, and hard hat, in your assigned county vehicle at all times. Use appropriate PPE when necessary and appropriate, while at jobsites. Wear County issued work attire or similar professional clothing when in the field. Read and interpret County Code, ICC building codes and the National Electrical Code Keep all code books in your assigned County vehicle at all times. Verbally communicate with design and construction personnel on the job site, or via phone and email. Provide understandable written inspection results with good spelling of general and construction industry specific terms. Practice courteous, defensive driving habits. Follow policies and procedures, the Weld County Code of Conduct and adhere to strict confidentially guidelines and appropriate release of information outlined in both. Job Duty 2: Administration (20%):

Assist with office coverage and walk-in questions, as needed. Respect your fleet vehicle by keeping the interior and exterior well maintained and clean. Maintain and clean office on a regular basis to maintain a professional appearance. Perpetually maintain your Colorado electrical license through continuing education. Perpetually maintain your ICC certifications through continuing education. Other Duties as Assigned (10%):

Other work as assigned by the building official. Required Qualifications High School diploma or GED 5 years of field experience in electrical construction 5 years of field experience in residential and commercial building inspection Colorado driver's license by the employment start date and maintain a valid license for the duration of employment. Preferred Qualifications:

Bilingual in English and Spanish Associate or bachelor's degree from an accredited community college or university 10 years of field experience in electrical construction 10 years of field experience in residential & commercial building inspection Required Licenses/Certifications:

Colorado Journeyman or Master Electrician license ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector ICC P1 Residential Plumbing Inspector ICC M1 Residential Mechanical Inspector Colorado Journeyman or Master Electrician license ICC B1 Residential Building Inspector ICC P1 Residential Plumbing Inspector ICC M1 Residential Mechanical Inspector ICC B2 Commercial Building Inspector ICC P2 Commercial Plumbing Inspector ICC M2 Commercial Mechanical Inspector ICC ANSI A117.1 Accessibility Inspector