Control officer
Does your municipality require the use of an inspection officer for your construction project? Don't worry, we are here to help you! Our expertise includes multi-stakeholder reviews and the selection of reliable partners that we are happy to recommend, no matter where in the country you are planning to build.
Requirements of the municipality
An inspection officer is often required by the municipality when applying for building, land and demolition permits. It is important to note that the inspection officer hired must be certified. This requirement is in line with the EU Services Directive and means that only certified individuals are authorized to carry out the tasks for which a control officer is responsible. In some cases, the municipality may require an inspection officer for a building notification, although this is rare.
The role of the inspection officer
An inspection officer plays a key role in ensuring that your construction project complies with all necessary regulations and safety standards. Their responsibilities include drawing up a detailed control plan and ensuring that it is followed. The inspector attends technical consultations, carries out inspections and other important checks. All site visits are carefully documented and any observations that may be relevant to the final evaluation are carefully recorded. The inspector also writes a statement that forms the basis for the final decision of the building committee.
How can we help you?
Our experience and network of competent inspectors make us the perfect partner for your construction project. No matter where in the country you are planning to build, we can offer you the best recommendations and support you need to ensure your project is carried out smoothly and in accordance with all requirements.
Contact us today for more information on how we can help you hire a competent inspection manager for your upcoming construction project. We look forward to being your trusted partner on this journey!
