The
fundamental reason this classification exists is to inspect residential and
commercial structures and lots for compliance with the International Property
Maintenance Code, ordinances, and related regulations and requirements. Incumbents
at the Property Maintenance Inspector II level perform the full range of
property maintenance enforcement duties independently, applying advanced
technical knowledge and judgment to evaluate complex violations, coordinate
nuisance and weed abatements, conduct detailed investigations, issue
enforcement actions, and represent the department in court and community
settings. Employees at this level manage more complex cases involving illegal
construction, unfit structures, and recurring violations; oversee work crews
engaged in abatement efforts; and perform property‑securing activities with
full autonomy. Work is performed with minimal supervision and reviewed
periodically for overall effectiveness, compliance outcomes, and adherence to
departmental objectives. This position reports to the Chief Property
Maintenance Inspector.
High school diploma or
GED and four (4) years of experience in construction, building inspection,
renovation, property maintenance enforcement, or a closely related field,
including at least one (1) year of experience performing inspections or code
enforcement work in a leadership capacity.
NOTE: Qualifying education, training, and experience that
provide the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job will
be considered.
Must
be willing to work outdoors in all types of weather and be exposed to insects,
rodents, unfriendly pets, and poisonous vegetation. A Property Maintenance and Housing Inspector
certification is required. Must possess
and maintain a valid driver's license as needed to operate city vehicles.