Mid Level Building Inspector Jobs
Mid level building inspector jobs go to professionals ready to own inspection projects end to end, apply independent judgment on complex compliance reviews, and guide less experienced colleagues without constant oversight. Openings run primarily on-site across Consulting & Professional Services, Medical Devices, and Construction & Real Estate, with employers like Bureau Veritas, CMTS, and UL Solutions hiring at this level now.
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Ramos CS, now part of Colliers Engineering & Design, is an engineering, program, and construction management firm providing quality transit, transportation, and infrastructure consulting services on public projects across the Western United States. We focus our solutions on mobility-related projects that serve the needs of our communities within the municipal, transit, transportation, airport, and port sectors. With a staff of diversified, licensed professionals, our philosophy stems from the idea that successful project execution starts with people. On a program like this, that starts with an inspector who knows the code and gets it right the first time.
- Read and interpret structural building drawings, applicable building codes, contract specifications, applicable standards and shop structural drawings; verify compliance with the aforementioned contract documents; and communicate effectively with Contractors, engineers, architects, and project management staff.
- Document daily progress of the work, prepare monthly progress payment request, track various changes, verify time and material work, measure and document job quantities.
- Documentation and information retrieval may require computer literacy skills.
- Deputy Building Inspectors must have the ability to set priorities, the ability to make decisions and work effectively with minimal supervision, the ability to deal tactfully and effectively with LAWA stakeholders, contractors, construction workers, the public and must conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times.
- Create and maintain comprehensive daily inspection reports that capture the WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and HOW of all construction work activities, while ensuring the reports are clear and concise to accurately reflect daily progress.
- Assist in reviewing monthly progress payment requests when assigned to a program.
- Track various changes, verify time and material work, measure, and document job quantities.
- Conduct special inspections on various disciplines.
- 5 years or more of experience performing as a LADBS Deputy Building Inspector large scale type projects.
- This includes overseeing and ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations on significant construction projects.
- Involvement in complex projects that require coordination with multiple stakeholders, including contractors, engineers, and city officials.
- Expertise in identifying and addressing code violations, ensuring that all aspects of construction meet the required standards.
- High school diploma (or equivalent).
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Valid Los Angeles City Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) license for the scope of work being inspected; have a thorough knowledge of building construction practices, and be experienced in one or more of the expertise areas listed below:
- Reinforced concrete.
- Reinforced masonry.
- Structural Steel and Welding.
- Prestressed Concrete Controlled Activities.
- Sprayed Applied Fireproofing.
- Drilled-in-Anchors.
- Shotcrete Soils/Grading.
- Seismic Resistance.
- 30-hour Cal-OSHA training prior to assignment. The 30-hour training will have been received within the last 4 years.
- Ability to read, write and understand English for purposes of comprehending written job-related communications and verbal instructions and interactions.
Compensation: $120,000 to $140,000 per year (depending on qualifications)
- Employer-Provided Healthcare: 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance for employee base plans. We also provide a 40% employer contribution toward dependent or family coverage plans.
- Paid Time Off: 120 hours of combined PTO and Sick Time annually, in addition to paid holidays.
- Retirement Planning: Participation in a 401(k) retirement plan with a generous company match of 50% on the first 6% of employee contributions.
- Flexible Spending Accounts: Pre-tax FSA/HSA options for medical, dental, and dependent care expenses to help manage out-of-pocket costs.
- Employee Wellness & Support: 100% employer-paid Employee Assistance Program (EAP) providing 24/7 confidential support for work-life balance, financial wellness, and emotional well-being.
- National Resources & Career Growth: As part of the Colliers Engineering & Design national platform, employees have access to expanded technical resources, mentorship, and diverse career development opportunities across the Western United States and beyond.
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Mid Level Building Inspector Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level building inspector job?
Position yourself around the complexity and independence of your work, not just your years on the job. Highlight inspections you led without supervision, code violations you identified and resolved, and any specializations like electrical, structural, or plumbing systems. Employers at this level want candidates who can walk a site alone, write clear reports, and make sound judgment calls. Certifications from ICC or a state licensing board strengthen your application significantly.
Which companies hire mid level building inspectors?
Companies hiring mid level building inspectors right now include Bureau Veritas, CMTS, and UL Solutions, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Hiring at this level comes from a mix of municipal and county governments, private engineering and inspection firms, and large general contractors who need inspectors with enough experience to work independently on active construction projects.
How do I move up to a mid level building inspector role?
The path from entry level to mid level centers on building a record of independent, accurate inspections across a widening range of project types. Focus on earning additional certifications, taking on more complex assignments, and demonstrating that your reports require minimal correction. Inspectors who show they can manage a full caseload, communicate findings clearly to contractors and owners, and handle disputed calls confidently are the ones who advance into mid level positions.
Which industries hire the most mid level building inspectors?
Mid Level building inspector roles concentrate in Consulting & Professional Services, Medical Devices, and Construction & Real Estate, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive demand because active development, renovation, and infrastructure investment create a steady need for experienced inspectors who can evaluate code compliance efficiently and keep projects moving on schedule.