Registered Building Inspector: Codes, Safety & Compliance

Henley Chase; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Henley Chase is seeking a dedicated Registered Building Inspector to oversee inspections of residential, commercial, and public buildings in the United Kingdom. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with local codes, safety standards, and regulations while supporting safe, sustainable and high-quality structures in the community.

The inspector will evaluate plans, inspect during construction or occupancy, document findings, and advise on necessary corrections.

Qualifications

• Valid registration as a Building Inspector or equivalent certification.
• Ability to interpret drawings, blueprints and building plans.
• Knowledge of local building codes, safety regulations and inspection procedures.

Responsibilities

• Conduct thorough inspections of buildings during construction, renovation, or occupancy.
• Assess structural integrity, fire safety, electrical systems, plumbing, and accessibility.
• Document inspection findings and prepare detailed reports for submission to relevant authorities.
• Communicate compliance requirements to contractors, property owners, architects, and developers.
• Review building plans and permit applications to ensure regulatory standards before approval.
• Investigate reported deficiencies or safety concerns and determine corrective actions.
• Stay current with evolving building codes, safety standards, and industry best practices.

Skills

Analysis skills

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Technical drawing interpretation

Building codes knowledge

Independent working

Multi-inspection management

Job description

Henley Chase is seeking a dedicated Registered Building Inspector to oversee inspections of residential, commercial, and public buildings in the United Kingdom. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with local codes, safety standards, and regulations while supporting safe, sustainable and high-quality structures in the community.

The inspector will evaluate plans, inspect during construction or occupancy, document findings, and advise on necessary corrections.