Entry-Level Code Enforcement Inspector

Rockdale County, Georgia; Conyers (GA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Rockdale County, Georgia seeks a Code Enforcement Officer I to enforce planning, zoning, building codes, and related regulations. You will conduct field inspections, issue notices of violation or citations, and assist residents, businesses, and property owners with information on county regulations.

Under supervision, you will maintain records, attend hearings, and help educate the public about ordinances while working with multiple departments to protect health, safety, and the community's

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• One(1) year of experience in public works, planning, and zoning, code enforcement, or related field work involving public contact, including investigating allegations, conducting research, and resolving complaints.
• Certification as ICC IPMC Property and Housing Inspector within 1 year of hire or GACE Level I within 2 years of hire.

Responsibilities

• Conducts field investigations to determine compliance with county codes and issues notices of violation or citations.
• Performs land use and zoning inspections.
• Performs zoning permit inspections based on approved plans to ensure compliance with codes and regulations.
• Maintains files of complaints and investigative findings.
• Attends neighborhood meetings to discuss and educate citizens on County ordinances.
• Testifies at hearings regarding notices of violations or citations.

Skills

Public works

Planning

Zoning

Code enforcement

Public contact

Education

High school diploma

ICC IPMC Property and Housing Inspector certification

GACE Level I Certification

Job description

Rockdale County, Georgia seeks a Code Enforcement Officer I to enforce planning, zoning, building codes, and related regulations. You will conduct field inspections, issue notices of violation or citations, and assist residents, businesses, and property owners with information on county regulations.

Under supervision, you will maintain records, attend hearings, and help educate the public about ordinances while working with multiple departments to protect health, safety, and the community's