The Building Inspector HHS course is a 60-hour New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA)-approved training program designed for individuals seeking licensure as a Building Inspector for High-Rise and Hazardous Structures (HHS). Students gain advanced knowledge of inspection procedures, structural systems, fire protection requirements, occupancy classifications, plan review processes, and code enforcement practices applicable to Class I structures. Successful completion satisfies the educational requirement for Building Inspector HHS licensure.

• High-rise construction requirements
• Hazardous occupancies
• Fire protection systems
• Structural systems
• Advanced inspection procedures
• Plan review techniques
• Code enforcement practices

• Inspect Class I structures in accordance with applicable codes
• Apply advanced building code requirements during inspections
• Evaluate structural and fire protection systems
• Perform plan reviews and identify compliance issues
• Document inspection findings and code compliance determinations

• Licensed Building Inspectors seeking HHS licensure
• Municipal code officials
• Construction professionals pursuing advanced inspection credentials
• Individuals working in construction code enforcement and compliance

• Building Inspector HHS
• Senior Code Official
• Construction Official

• Building Inspector ICS or an equivalent DCA-approved prerequisite is recommended.
• Computer and internet access are required for online course participation.
• Students should have a working knowledge of building inspection principles and construction codes.

Certificate of Completion: Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Certificate of Completion documenting successful completion of a DCA-approved educational program.

Licensing Examination Preparation: This course prepares students for the New Jersey DCA Building Inspector HHS Licensing Examination.

Exam Fees: Licensing examination fees are not included with course tuition.