Skills and Education YOU NEED to Become a Building Inspector

Years ago, the prototypical inspector was an older guy that had been working in the construction trades for 30 or 40 years and needed a change of pace before retirement - either due to age or their body breaking down from carrying tool bags for all those years.

Well, that simply isn't the case anymore! Though some experience out in the trenches does definitely help, its not the only path to getting into the building inspector career path. Degrees in construction management, engineering, architecture, etc. can more than help you get qualified.

And... so can some solid studying to pass inspection certifications!

What interests you in becoming a building inspector? Comment below any questions you might have!
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