Housing Inspector

Job Details: Job Location: Oklahoma City Housing Authority - Oklahoma City, OK, Salary Range: $34564.00 - $51845.00Salary, SCOPE:

Responsible for the inspection of dwelling units, reporting the findings and recommending courses of action to resolve areas of concern.

ACCOUNTABILITY:

Directly responsible to the Housing Inspector Supervisor.

EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED:

Inspects dwelling units in accordance with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Housing Quality Standards and National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate (NSPIRE) and reports findings to the Housing Inspector II.

Assists, at the time of the inspection, in notifying dwelling unit owners of corrections needed.

Gives inspection reports to the Inspection Clerk who prepares and sends written notification to owners/tenants of required corrections.

Prepares and maintains all required work logs and written reports.

Conducts annual re-inspections and reexamination applications.

Briefs owners and/or tenants on procedures and operations of the Housing Choice Voucher Program.

Certifies rent requested by the owner is reasonable.

Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: REQUIRED:

High School Diploma or equivalent.  Familiarity and experience with basic computer principles and usage. Capable of reading and interpreting HUD Housing Quality Standards. Versatile, well organized with the ability to communicate effectively with people. Ability to meet the public and work with and understand the special problems of the disadvantaged. Possess a valid Oklahoma Drivers License with a satisfactory driving record. Ability to retain proprietary information as confidential.  Ability to comply with Authority attendance policies.

DESIRED:

Additional experience in the housing industry or equivalent inspection experience. 

PHYSICAL:

Ability to read and write correspondence, read and post ledgers, and work with computerized reports, code books, plans, etc.  Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with others by telephone and in person. Physical range of motion and coordination for extensive filing and work with client files.  All physical requirements are evaluated based on the ability to perform, with or without reasonable accommodations under the ADA.