Common use of Minimum Requirements and Qualifications Clause in Contracts

Minimum Requirements and Qualifications. Residential and Commercial Building Inspectors • Possess a valid CBC or International Code Council (ICC) equivalent certificate as combination residential building inspector and/or combination commercial building inspector. • Must be familiar with the latest California Building Codes and California Title 24 requirements • Must have completed building inspection services on at least three (3) projects within the past five years located in Southern California • Have a minimum of five (5) years practical experience in residential building inspection. • Be capable of field typical residential electrical, plumbing and mechanical installations for compliance with applicable California building codes without benefit of approved plans. • Be capable of comparing and recognizing deviations between approved plans and actual field installations. • The ability to write precise descriptive correction and/ or stop work notices. • The ability to proficiently communicate with contractors, architects, engineers and building owners providing clear and concise direction. • The ability to follow instruction as given.

Minimum Requirements and Qualifications. Residential and Commercial Building Inspectors •  Possess a valid CBC or International Code Council (ICC) equivalent certificate as combination residential building inspector and/or combination commercial building inspector. •  Must be familiar with the latest California Building Codes and California Title 24 requirements •  Must have completed building inspection services on at least three (3) projects within the past five years located in Southern California •  Have a minimum of five (5) years practical experience in residential building inspection. •  Be capable of field typical residential electrical, plumbing and mechanical installations for compliance with applicable California building codes without benefit of approved plans. •  Be capable of comparing and recognizing deviations between approved plans and actual field installations. •  The ability to write precise descriptive correction and/ or stop work notices. •  The ability to proficiently communicate with contractors, architects, engineers and building owners providing clear and concise direction. •  The ability to follow instruction as given.