Registered Building Inspector (RBI)

MC Plan & Site Services Ltd; Poole; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

MC Plan & Site Services Ltd. requires a Registered Building Inspector to independently manage client projects across assigned areas, perform site inspections, and ensure compliance with Building Regulations and safety standards.

You will produce technical reports, advise clients, and uphold our professional standards while collaborating with Senior Inspectors and business support staff.

Qualifications

• Qualified RBI with strong knowledge of Building Regulations and standards.
• Experience conducting site inspections and producing technical reports for clients.
• Ability to advise clients and work within regulatory frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Independently manage an allocated geographical area and client portfolio.
• Conduct site inspections and record actions for project continuations.
• Prepare inspection records, technical reports and notices with accuracy.
• Maintain relationships with regulatory bodies and project teams.
• Undertake CPD to maintain regulatory competence.

Skills

Site inspections

Regulations knowledge

Technical reporting

Client liaison

Education

RBI Registration

Tools

BCOS

Job description

Managing Director, Director of Building Control & Senior Inspector

LOCATION

Client Sites and MC Plan & Site Services Head Office; you may however be required to work from other locations at the discretion of the organisation and with appropriate notice.

Registered Building Inspector (RBI)

RESPONSIBLE TO

Managing Director, Director of Building Control & Senior Inspector

LOCATION

Client Sites and MC Plan & Site Services Head Office; you may however be required to work from other locations at the discretion of the organisation and with appropriate notice.

JOB SUMMARY

Registered Building Inspectors are responsible for undertaking building control functions in accordance with the Building Act 1984, Building Regulations 2010, Building Safety Act 2022, and associated secondary legislation. The post holder will assess and inspect building work to ensure compliance with statutory requirements, promote public safety, and support the delivery of safe, sustainable, and compliant buildings.

The role requires the exercise of professional judgement whilst operating within the competence requirements established by the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) and the Registered Building Inspector Code of Conduct. (Previously CICAIR)

Within this role, you will be responsible for delivering a professional and informative service to clients, with supervision from Senior Inspectors and support from Business Support Assistants. Providing an efficient and effective service in all aspects of MC Plan and Site Services Registered Building Control Approver.

MAIN OBJECTIVES

• To independently manage an allocated geographical area, the mixed tenure of Applications within said area, and be the go-to for your regional clients.
• To maintain a comprehensive knowledge of Building Regulations and other legislation requirements to inform and advise our clients accordingly, ensuring Building Control adherence.
• To conduct regular Site Inspections and record appropriate action for the continuation of client projects. Support enforcement activities where necessary, including the preparation of evidence and technical reports.
• Monitor compliance with the Dutyholder (BSA 2022)
• To use our Building Control Operating System (BCOS) to record and manage your entire workload in conjunction with your Business Support Assistant.
• To successfully manage the allocation of your time and ensure your workload is kept on top of, fulfilling our promised level of client service.

MAIN TASKS

• To understand and interpret Building Regulations and contract lifecycles, in relation to the application process for instructed works. Keeping up to date with changes in legislation and disseminating this information for our clients.
• To work as part of a team, offering support to peers, Assistant and Trainee Surveyors.
• To provide professional advice within a customer focused environment, ensuring your delivery of instruction/advice is audience appropriate.
• To be accountable for your output and take ownership and pride in your work.
• To cross sell other services (CHPK & Celnor) ensuring that our clients have a full suite of support from our organisation.
• To promote our service, as a professional Building Consultancy, upholding our reputation with a focus on Client relationships.
• To undertake continued Professional Development Training, for ongoing delivery of our service to maintain its high standard, and to provide training and support to the wider team for topics you excel/have an avid interest.
• To undertake other duties, as may be required from time to time, in line with the level of this post.
• Maintain awareness of changes to legislation, guidance, and regulatory standards affecting building control activities.
• Examine plans, specifications, calculations, fire strategies, and supporting documentation submitted under the Building Regulations.
• Review compliance with British Standards, Eurocodes, industry guidance, and recognised best practice.
• Assess applications for building regulation approval and provide technical support to applicants, agents, designers, contractors, and stakeholders.
• Maintain effective working relationships with the Building Safety Regulator, Fire and Rescue Services, statutory consultees, and other regulatory bodies.
• Attend meetings and site inspections with project teams and stakeholders as required.
• Prepare accurate inspection records, technical reports, notices, and correspondence.
• Maintain records in accordance with organisational procedures, regulatory requirements, and data protection legislation.
• Ensure audit trails and regulatory documentation are complete, accurate, and readily accessible.
• Maintain registration as a Registered Building Inspector with the Building Safety Regulator.
• Comply with the Registered Building Inspector Code of Conduct and competence requirements.
• Undertake continuing professional development (CPD) to maintain technical knowledge and regulatory competence.
• Work independently within the limits of personal registration class and competence, and only undertake work outside the scope of your registration class and competence under auditable supervision.