Regional Field Compliance Inspector

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; McCandless (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeks a Regulatory Enforcement Inspector for the Pittsburgh Regional Office to uphold standards of professional and occupational licensing. You will perform field inspections, documentation, and investigative support to enforce laws and regulations, ensuring public health and safety.

The role involves travel across multiple counties after a six-week training period, with no telework option and full-time hours.

Qualifications

• Three years of experience involving interpersonal public contact and inspecting for compliance with rules and regulations and reporting related facts.
• An Associate's Degree and one year of experience involving interpersonal public contact and inspecting for compliance with rules and regulations and reporting related facts.
• Any equivalent combination of experience and training including one year of such inspection experience.

Responsibilities

• Conduct inspections of licensed locations and review compliance with professional licensing requirements and regulations.
• Issue citations and document findings when noncompliance is identified.
• Obtain records, serve legal documents, and assist with enforcement-related activities.
• Collect samples, perform approved testing procedures, and maintain confidentiality.
• Prepare accurate reports summarizing inspection results and observations.
• Provide testimony and appear as a witness during hearings when required.

Skills

Interpersonal public contact

Education

Associate's Degree

Equivalent combination of experience and training

Job description

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeks a Regulatory Enforcement Inspector for the Pittsburgh Regional Office to uphold standards of professional and occupational licensing. You will perform field inspections, documentation, and investigative support to enforce laws and regulations, ensuring public health and safety.

The role involves travel across multiple counties after a six-week training period, with no telework option and full-time hours.