Buenapark
Overview
The City of Buena Park is seeking a highly motivated individual for the position of Public Works Inspector. The ideal candidate will be experienced and capable of multi-tasking, enforcing City standards, and providing excellent customer service. A strong team member attitude is a must. The Public Works Inspector contributes to the Capital Improvement Program by managing City-funded and private construction projects, including inspections of sewer and water lines, storm drains, public buildings, park projects, major street improvements, and construction site inspections. Salary
Effective 07/05/2025, $6,514 - $8,476 Monthly Effective 07/04/2026, $6,840 - $8,901 Monthly Varied Work Schedule
Incumbent may occasionally be required to work varied schedules throughout the year. Varied schedules may include early mornings, evenings, and weekends with advance notice. General Purpose
Under general supervision, inspects public and private development projects, residential improvements and rights-of-way permit work; ensures compliance with city standards, municipal codes, plans and specifications; and performs related work as required. Distinguishing Characteristics
The Public Works Inspector reviews engineering plans and conducts field inspections of private and public construction projects. It is distinguished from the Senior Public Works Inspector, who performs more varied and complex inspections on larger-scale projects. Essential Functions
Inspect capital improvement projects, including street, sewer, water, storm drain, traffic signals, and public buildings. Review preliminary job plans, specifications and contract documents. Coordinate construction work and procedures. Study and compare layout, materials and dimensions with construction drawings, blueprints and rights-of-way permit requirements. Coordinate work with contractors, developers, city department officials, utility companies and public agencies. Prepare and maintain accurate activity records and construction progress reports daily. Attend project and professional meetings with city, county, state, and Federal agencies. Interface with residents, business owners, and the general public. Respond to basic questions from public and business representatives concerning work being performed. Qualifications
Knowledge of
Proper inspection methods for construction, private development and rights-of-way projects; streets and utility construction methods and materials; basic record keeping; basic principles of engineering and math; safety regulations including city standards, municipal codes, plans and specifications, and applicable laws; effective customer service techniques. Ability To
Read and interpret job plans, blueprints, specifications and schematics; follow construction surveying procedures; operate a calculator for basic engineering computations; prepare and present administrative reports and staff recommendations; understand and follow oral and written instructions; communicate effectively; establish and maintain effective working relationships with co-workers, management, contractors, developers, utility companies, public and private agencies, and the general public. Physical and Mental Demands
The physical and mental demands are representative of those required to perform the essential functions. Reasonable accommodations may be made for individuals with disabilities. Physical Demands
Regularly use hands to handle objects; able to work in field and office settings; frequently sit, stand, walk, stoop, kneel, or crouch; speak and hear; lift and carry records and documents (typically under 20 pounds). Specific vision includes close, color, depth perception, and focus adjustment. Mental Demands
Regularly use written and oral communication, read and interpret data, analyze and solve problems, use math, handle interruptions, and interact with officials and the public. Work Environment
Work occurs in both office and outdoor settings. Frequent driving is required for field observations, meetings, and site work. May encounter electrical currents, dust, heat, moisture, traffic, and variable weather; may work in confined spaces during inspections. Education/Training/Experience
High School graduation or G.E.D. equivalent is required. Two years of experience in the review and inspection of city projects, private developments, public improvements, and rights-of-way permit work is required. Licenses/Certificates/Special Requirements
Valid Class C California driver license, acceptable driving record, and evidence of insurance are required. Applicant Information/Exam Weight
Oral interviews are tentatively scheduled. Applicants must file a concise and complete City application through the Human Resources Department webpage. Resumes will not be accepted in lieu of a City employment application. The selection process may include oral interviews, written exams, and/or oral presentations. The list of eligible candidates remains valid for up to one year unless exhausted. The City of Buena Park is an Equal Opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, ancestry, national origin, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, religion, age, veteran status or disability. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy requires drug and alcohol testing prior to employment. Benefits (Summary)
SALARY RANGE: Six steps from entry up to E step. RETIREMENT: CalPERS; employee contribution. VACATION: 10 working days per year for the first five years; additional vacation after five years. SICK LEAVE: 8 hours per month with no maximum. HOLIDAYS: Approximately 11 per year. MEDICAL INSURANCE: Several plans; city pays a portion. DENTAL INSURANCE: Three plans; employee may contribute as per bargaining unit. VISION INSURANCE: One plan; employee contribution. LIFE INSURANCE: City-paid; varies by bargaining unit. LONG TERM DISABILITY: City-paid; not eligible for police sworn personnel. OTHER BENEFITS: EAP, deferred compensation, child care assistance and more per bargaining unit.
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The City of Buena Park is seeking a highly motivated individual for the position of Public Works Inspector. The ideal candidate will be experienced and capable of multi-tasking, enforcing City standards, and providing excellent customer service. A strong team member attitude is a must. The Public Works Inspector contributes to the Capital Improvement Program by managing City-funded and private construction projects, including inspections of sewer and water lines, storm drains, public buildings, park projects, major street improvements, and construction site inspections. Salary
Effective 07/05/2025, $6,514 - $8,476 Monthly Effective 07/04/2026, $6,840 - $8,901 Monthly Varied Work Schedule
Incumbent may occasionally be required to work varied schedules throughout the year. Varied schedules may include early mornings, evenings, and weekends with advance notice. General Purpose
Under general supervision, inspects public and private development projects, residential improvements and rights-of-way permit work; ensures compliance with city standards, municipal codes, plans and specifications; and performs related work as required. Distinguishing Characteristics
The Public Works Inspector reviews engineering plans and conducts field inspections of private and public construction projects. It is distinguished from the Senior Public Works Inspector, who performs more varied and complex inspections on larger-scale projects. Essential Functions
Inspect capital improvement projects, including street, sewer, water, storm drain, traffic signals, and public buildings. Review preliminary job plans, specifications and contract documents. Coordinate construction work and procedures. Study and compare layout, materials and dimensions with construction drawings, blueprints and rights-of-way permit requirements. Coordinate work with contractors, developers, city department officials, utility companies and public agencies. Prepare and maintain accurate activity records and construction progress reports daily. Attend project and professional meetings with city, county, state, and Federal agencies. Interface with residents, business owners, and the general public. Respond to basic questions from public and business representatives concerning work being performed. Qualifications
Knowledge of
Proper inspection methods for construction, private development and rights-of-way projects; streets and utility construction methods and materials; basic record keeping; basic principles of engineering and math; safety regulations including city standards, municipal codes, plans and specifications, and applicable laws; effective customer service techniques. Ability To
Read and interpret job plans, blueprints, specifications and schematics; follow construction surveying procedures; operate a calculator for basic engineering computations; prepare and present administrative reports and staff recommendations; understand and follow oral and written instructions; communicate effectively; establish and maintain effective working relationships with co-workers, management, contractors, developers, utility companies, public and private agencies, and the general public. Physical and Mental Demands
The physical and mental demands are representative of those required to perform the essential functions. Reasonable accommodations may be made for individuals with disabilities. Physical Demands
Regularly use hands to handle objects; able to work in field and office settings; frequently sit, stand, walk, stoop, kneel, or crouch; speak and hear; lift and carry records and documents (typically under 20 pounds). Specific vision includes close, color, depth perception, and focus adjustment. Mental Demands
Regularly use written and oral communication, read and interpret data, analyze and solve problems, use math, handle interruptions, and interact with officials and the public. Work Environment
Work occurs in both office and outdoor settings. Frequent driving is required for field observations, meetings, and site work. May encounter electrical currents, dust, heat, moisture, traffic, and variable weather; may work in confined spaces during inspections. Education/Training/Experience
High School graduation or G.E.D. equivalent is required. Two years of experience in the review and inspection of city projects, private developments, public improvements, and rights-of-way permit work is required. Licenses/Certificates/Special Requirements
Valid Class C California driver license, acceptable driving record, and evidence of insurance are required. Applicant Information/Exam Weight
Oral interviews are tentatively scheduled. Applicants must file a concise and complete City application through the Human Resources Department webpage. Resumes will not be accepted in lieu of a City employment application. The selection process may include oral interviews, written exams, and/or oral presentations. The list of eligible candidates remains valid for up to one year unless exhausted. The City of Buena Park is an Equal Opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, ancestry, national origin, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, religion, age, veteran status or disability. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy requires drug and alcohol testing prior to employment. Benefits (Summary)
SALARY RANGE: Six steps from entry up to E step. RETIREMENT: CalPERS; employee contribution. VACATION: 10 working days per year for the first five years; additional vacation after five years. SICK LEAVE: 8 hours per month with no maximum. HOLIDAYS: Approximately 11 per year. MEDICAL INSURANCE: Several plans; city pays a portion. DENTAL INSURANCE: Three plans; employee may contribute as per bargaining unit. VISION INSURANCE: One plan; employee contribution. LIFE INSURANCE: City-paid; varies by bargaining unit. LONG TERM DISABILITY: City-paid; not eligible for police sworn personnel. OTHER BENEFITS: EAP, deferred compensation, child care assistance and more per bargaining unit.
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