Posting number: #39398-1224
Department: Multiple Agencies
Job classification: CODE INSPECTOR
Posting type: Open
Categories: Planning and Development, Trades, Miscellaneous
This is skilled inspectional work in the enforcement of established codes, ordinances and licenses.
JurisdictionsYearly SalaryCity of Chickasaw
$29,340 - $36,552City of Citronelle$44,553 - $55,640City of Bayou La Batre$43,187 - $53,935Town of Mount Vernon$34,601 - $43,213City of Creola$38,998 - $48,703
Minimum Qualification Requirements
Completion of two years of trade school or college course work in the building and construction trades and a minimum of three years experience at the journeyman level in one of the construction trades; or a combination of education and experience equivalent to these requirements.
Special Requirement
Must possess a valid driver's license from state of residence.
For details, please see Class Specifications | CODE INSPECTOR | Class Spec Details (governmentjobs.com)
All applications should be submitted online through the Mobile Civil Service Job Opportunities page. Accuracy and truthfulness are of primary importance for Civil Service System employment, and all applications are reviewed with this in mind. Please note that this job posting will close once 275 applications have been received.
Eligibles selected for appointment must meet the established medical and physical standards for the class of work. The medical examination must be by one of the physicians designated by the Personnel Board. Appointees must bear the cost of the examination.
A person with a disability may request accommodation by contacting the Mobile Civil Service at 251-470-7727.
Adam Bourne, Civil Service Director
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Adam Bourne, Civil Service Director