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Find resources about the North Carolina Code Officials Qualification Board (COQB) including information about certification, education, complaints, and the board.
The NC Code Officials Qualification Board and NC Department of Insurance, Engineering Division staff are now offering the Residential Changeout Inspector (RCI) Standard Certificate Board course as a FREE Online Self-Study PILOT to meet the unprecedented demand for inspectors.
You must be employed by a jurisdiction and have a Certificate of Employment Form to apply for either a Probationary or Standard certificate. Use the Prequalify & Military web page if you are seeking employment for an advertised job as a code enforcement official. Show NC Code Enforcement Employer List - J number. STEP 1. Apply online
Once employed as a code enforcement official, you will need to obtain probationary certification to perform inspections while taking standard courses and accruing the required technical courses. The eligibility requirements for state exams are provided in NCAC, Title 11, Chapter 8, Sections .0500-.0706 (referred to as the Board’s Rules and ...
Assists the Planning and Development Director with code issues that should be reviewed for clarity or changes. Follows up on actions taken and assures that citizens comply with local ordinances. Establishes and maintains records of work activities and follow-up actions.
Provides monthly and annual reports detailing enforcement activities. Provides research and recommendation on changes or modification to Town enforcement policy and applicable ordinances. Presents to Town Council as needed for items related to citations and for revisions of nuisance ordinances.
ensure compliance to State building codes, local ordinances and federal requirements; reviews plans for building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, fire prevention, CAMA and FEMA compliance; researches codes and regulations to identify requirements; approves and issues building permits.
