Field Mechanical Inspector: Code Compliance & Plans

City of Ann Arbor; Ann Arbor (MI); On-site; USD 67,000 - 74,000; Full time

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Job summary

The City of Ann Arbor is seeking a Mechanical Inspector to perform field inspections of mechanical systems in buildings to ensure compliance with the Michigan Mechanical Code and local ordinances.

You will review permits, inspect HVAC/refrigeration systems, identify violations, write detailed reports, and guide contractors and homeowners on safety and code requirements. This role requires a Michigan license in three categories, CEUs, and ACT 407 registration.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
• Currently hold a Michigan mechanical license in three of the four categories with at least one year experience.
• Complete CEUs for license maintenance.
• ACT 407 registration or within 30 days of hire, apply to the State of Michigan.

Responsibilities

• Conduct field inspections of mechanical systems to ensure compliance with codes and ordinances.
• Review permit applications and mechanical plans for compliance before inspections.
• Inspect HVAC, refrigeration, ductwork and piping components.
• Identify code violations and issue corrective action notices as needed.
• Document inspection results with reports and photos, track corrective actions.
• Provide guidance to contractors and homeowners on code requirements.
• Stay current with changes to mechanical and building codes through education.

Skills

Code enforcement

Field inspections

Report writing

Contractor guidance

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Michigan mechanical license in 3 of 4 categories

CEU maintenance for licenses

ACT 407 registration

Job description

The City of Ann Arbor is seeking a Mechanical Inspector to perform field inspections of mechanical systems in buildings to ensure compliance with the Michigan Mechanical Code and local ordinances.

You will review permits, inspect HVAC/refrigeration systems, identify violations, write detailed reports, and guide contractors and homeowners on safety and code requirements. This role requires a Michigan license in three categories, CEUs, and ACT 407 registration.