Grand Rapids, MI30+ days ago
Inspects mechanical installations to verify compliance with the Michigan Residential code, Michigan mechanical code, and International fuel gas codeSchedules inspections; responds to questions and complaintsIssues corrective orders and written violations notices to contractors and owners; reviews permit applications and issues permitsReviews plans for equipment installations for new construction and existing structures or for repairs in industrial, commercial, and residential buildingsConsults with contractors, architects, engineers, builders, owners, and other city departments regarding the provisions of applicable codes, ordinances, and design requirementsPrepares and administers licensing exams; issues licensesMaintains records and prepares reports on inspection activitiesPrepares cases for court enforcement; testifies in courtAbates hazardous conditions and issues violation/shut-off noticesAttends code update meetings for continuing education with building group, mechanical group, and local mechanical inspectors' associationPerforms related work as required Minimum Training and Experience High School diploma--AND--At least four (4) years of related work experience --OR--Any equivalent combination of training, education, and experience that provides the required skills, knowledge, and abilitiesRequired Licenses or CertificationsPossession of a mechanical license from the State of Michigan in 3 of the 4 following categories (Hydronic heating and cooling and process piping, HVAC equipment, Refrigeration, Fire suppression ) for at least 1 year immediately preceding application or affidavit of experience approved by the State of Michigan of Construction Codes as outlined in Michigan Act 407. Mechanical Inspector I Salary $70,488.00 - $83,278.00 Annually Location Grand Rapids, MI Job Type Permanent Job Number 505-1125 Department Building Inspections Opening Date 11/19/2025 Closing Date Continuous Description Benefits Questions Nature of Work The purpose of this job is to perform inspections for compliance with Municipal, State, and National codes and identify defects and potential hazards.