GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES:  Perform skilled inspection of residences, businesses, and industrial buildings to ensure compliance with the City Property Maintenance, Rental Unit and Mobile Home Ordinances. For properties deemed to be out of compliance with those ordinances, will ticket owners and follow up to ensure that recommended changes are made. Will assist with the delegation of work for Code Enforcement Officers as assigned.

SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Work is under the general direction of the Director of Code Enforcement or their designee.

TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF WORK: An employee in this class may be called upon to any or all of the following:

•          Act as lead for code enforcement officers. 
•          Receive and investigate complaints regarding any violations of the city’s Property Maintenance, Rental Unit and Mobile Home Ordinances. Notify the             Building Department of possible zoning ordinance violations.
•          Receive inquiries from the public by letter, phone, email or in person; make investigations and furnish information or refer to the proper authorities.
•          Investigate violations of the Property Maintenance while in the field, take necessary action to enforce the city’s ordinances, write tickets and make                 court appearances when necessary.
•          Coordinate and conduct the assignment of inspections to Code Enforcement Officers, review records and reports, conduct necessary correspondence.
•          Assign any necessary follow-up to ensure that changes mandated under the Property Maintenance Ordinance and other city ordinances are affected.
•          Provide assistance and information to the general public concerning the requirements of Warren’s Code Enforcement, Rental Unit and Mobile Home             Ordinances.
•          Conduct field review as necessary to assess all pertinent issues of the assigned project. 
•          Place orders into QALERT and BS&A when work should be handled by other city departments and/or divisions.
•          Work in cooperation with other county and city inspectors, as well as the Police Department.
•          Perform related work as assigned.

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified.

DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS:

•          Reasonable considerable knowledge of the City’s Zoning, Property Maintenance, Rodent Control Program, Rental Unit and Mobile Home Ordinances.
•          Ability to research methods, standards, and techniques related to code compliance and industry standards.
•          Understanding of the processes by which Civil Infraction tickets are written and by which fines for Civil Infractions are collected.
•          Ability to prepare comprehensive reports in connection with inspection complaints and violations of city ordinances.
•          Ability to analyze and compile technical information on code investigations and violations.
•          Ability to work and communicate clearly with the public.
•          Ability to understand and carry out oral and written instructions.
•          Ability to establish and maintain satisfactory working relationships with the public and other employees.