About the role
Property inspectors are responsible for the supervision and control of the condition and maintenance of properties. They often have a background in construction technology or property management and may have completed college or vocational college education. Their work is important to ensure that properties are safe and well-maintained.Responsibilities
Property inspectors conduct regular inspections of buildings to identify the need for repairs or maintenance. They document the condition of the property, report any deficiencies, and follow up to ensure that measures are carried out. They may also be involved in energy declarations and safety checks.Skills and tools
Property inspectors must have a good knowledge of building technology, material science, and relevant legislation. They use tools such as moisture meters, thermographic cameras, and software for documentation and reporting. Communication and organizational skills are central qualities in the profession.