American Construction Inspectors Association

“Expenses advertising 600 rci stamp charge 66 office expense 19 software licenses 1,575 insurance 3,282 business registrations 25 dues and subscriptions 1,424 exam costs 18,633 id badges 414 supplies 203 total 26,241”

“The organization was able to provide members with the resources to promote the education of the same group through the publications of informational periodicals, newsletters, manuals of practice for inspectors and other education materials; and to test and register inspectors to determine that they possess a minimum level of the skill and knowledge required to practice as a construction inspector in order to assure the public that buildings and lifeline infrastructures have been constructed to the standards of safety provided for in all applicable federal, state and local codes and to the design requirements of the plans and specifications.”

“Educational seminars: to provide opportunities for construction inspectors and other related construction industry people to expand and maintain their professional and technical skills and knowledge in order to provide better services to the general public. Business meetings: construction inspectors met to exchange technical skills and professional experiences and experts from the general business construction sector are invited to make technical presentations and share their experiences.”