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CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS INC

Renovations

Projects on Time

Qualified, honest, team oriented inspectors keep construction projects on time and on budget. Our goal is to protect your project from compliance issues, AHJ related delays, and assure that the specified materials and methods, are built as engineered.

Architectural Plans

The Latest Building Standards

We take great pride in our role as project inspectors and are continuously maintaining our working knowledge of the Title 24, California Code - California Building Standards. Our inspectors have the latest certifications and constantly supplement their education with specialized classes, in their respective fields.

Seaside Construction

Open Communication

We've found great success in open communication, meticulous documentation, coupled with the timely sharing of information. We strive to be diligently proactive in the search for potential issues and assist in solutions, before they become costly problems.

Construction Inspectors Inc is an Inspection Firm

Fundamental Principles

Integrity, honesty, and objectivity, are the fundamental principles that are expected from the Code. This standard of ethical conduct, supplemented with a constant building of knowledge, is the standard for each and every member of our team.

HCAI and DSA

Well established relationships within the construction community are an essential part of the service we provide, including those with HCAI and DSA. Field staff are an intricate and important part of the construction process for public projects.

Our Approach

Our team approach has been developed, over the last ten years, to be an asset in completing construction projects, on time and on budget. Not merely inspectors, we are the communication conduit for owners, designers, contractors, and authorities having jurisdiction.

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

"THE SINGLE BIGGEST PROBLEM IN COMMUNICATION IS THE ILLUSION THAT IT HAS TAKEN PLACE"

What We Do

OSHPD IOR

HCAI IOR

Inspectors are employed by a hospital governing board or authority, approved by Health Care Access and Information (HCAI)...

DSA Inspector

DSA Inspector

Inspectors are certified by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) and then approved to work on specific projects...

Firestop Inspector

Firestop Inspector

Trained through Intertek’s Qualified Personnel (IQP) Program, inspectors are trained to ensure that fire stops are compliant to the 2012 International Building Code...

News & Resources

A selection of interesting news and publications in our industry

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

SPC-4D may be a cost-effective option for existing nonconforming buildings OSHPD - September 12, 2016

California’s acute care hospitals continue to make progress in achieving seismic safety compliance. More than 91 percent of the acute care hospital buildings are no longer at significant risk of collapse in a strong earthquake. The inventory of buildings at risk of collapse continues to decline from 1,313 in 2002 to 251 in August 2016.

OSHPD PIN 67

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

The Interpretation of Regulations (IR) was created by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for use as a documentation of acceptable methods for achieving compliance with applicable building codes and regulations. Its purpose is to promote uniform statewide criteria in plan review and monitoring of construction of public school, community college and essential services building projects.

OSHPD Forms

Code Application Notices (CANs)

Code Application Notices (CANs)

OSHPD issues Code Application Notices (CANs) to interpret specific sections of the California Building Standards Code. A Policy Intent Notice (PIN) is the Office’s policy on a specific subject. Use the links below to view an index of CANs that were issued for a specific year of California Building Standards Codes and the index of PINs that have been issued.

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

SPC-4D may be a cost-effective option for existing nonconforming buildings OSHPD - September 12, 2016

California’s acute care hospitals continue to make progress in achieving seismic safety compliance. More than 91 percent of the acute care hospital buildings are no longer at significant risk of collapse in a strong earthquake. The inventory of buildings at risk of collapse continues to decline from 1,313 in 2002 to 251 in August 2016.

OSHPD PIN 67

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

The Interpretation of Regulations (IR) was created by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for use as a documentation of acceptable methods for achieving compliance with applicable building codes and regulations. Its purpose is to promote uniform statewide criteria in plan review and monitoring of construction of public school, community college and essential services building projects.

OSHPD Forms

Code Application Notices (CANs)

Code Application Notices (CANs)

OSHPD issues Code Application Notices (CANs) to interpret specific sections of the California Building Standards Code. A Policy Intent Notice (PIN) is the Office’s policy on a specific subject. Use the links below to view an index of CANs that were issued for a specific year of California Building Standards Codes and the index of PINs that have been issued.

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

SPC-4D may be a cost-effective option for existing nonconforming buildings OSHPD - September 12, 2016

California’s acute care hospitals continue to make progress in achieving seismic safety compliance. More than 91 percent of the acute care hospital buildings are no longer at significant risk of collapse in a strong earthquake. The inventory of buildings at risk of collapse continues to decline from 1,313 in 2002 to 251 in August 2016.

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

The Interpretation of Regulations (IR) was created by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for use as a documentation of acceptable methods for achieving compliance with applicable building codes and regulations. Its purpose is to promote uniform statewide criteria in plan review and monitoring of construction of public school, community college and essential services building projects.

Code Application Notices (CANs)

Code Application Notices (CANs)

OSHPD issues Code Application Notices (CANs) to interpret specific sections of the California Building Standards Code. A Policy Intent Notice (PIN) is the Office’s policy on a specific subject. Use the links below to view an index of CANs that were issued for a specific year of California Building Standards Codes and the index of PINs that have been issued.

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

SPC-4D may be a cost-effective option for existing nonconforming buildings OSHPD - September 12, 2016

California’s acute care hospitals continue to make progress in achieving seismic safety compliance. More than 91 percent of the acute care hospital buildings are no longer at significant risk of collapse in a strong earthquake. The inventory of buildings at risk of collapse continues to decline from 1,313 in 2002 to 251 in August 2016.

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

The Interpretation of Regulations (IR) was created by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for use as a documentation of acceptable methods for achieving compliance with applicable building codes and regulations. Its purpose is to promote uniform statewide criteria in plan review and monitoring of construction of public school, community college and essential services building projects.

Code Application Notices (CANs)

Code Application Notices (CANs)

OSHPD issues Code Application Notices (CANs) to interpret specific sections of the California Building Standards Code. A Policy Intent Notice (PIN) is the Office’s policy on a specific subject. Use the links below to view an index of CANs that were issued for a specific year of California Building Standards Codes and the index of PINs that have been issued.

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

SPC-4D may be a cost-effective option for existing nonconforming buildings OSHPD - September 12, 2016

California’s acute care hospitals continue to make progress in achieving seismic safety compliance. More than 91 percent of the acute care hospital buildings are no longer at significant risk of collapse in a strong earthquake. The inventory of buildings at risk of collapse continues to decline from 1,313 in 2002 to 251 in August 2016.

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

The Interpretation of Regulations (IR) was created by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for use as a documentation of acceptable methods for achieving compliance with applicable building codes and regulations. Its purpose is to promote uniform statewide criteria in plan review and monitoring of construction of public school, community college and essential services building projects.

Code Application Notices (CANs)

Code Application Notices (CANs)

OSHPD issues Code Application Notices (CANs) to interpret specific sections of the California Building Standards Code. A Policy Intent Notice (PIN) is the Office’s policy on a specific subject. Use the links below to view an index of CANs that were issued for a specific year of California Building Standards Codes and the index of PINs that have been issued.

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

New Seismic Category for Hospitals

SPC-4D may be a cost-effective option for existing nonconforming buildings OSHPD - September 12, 2016

California’s acute care hospitals continue to make progress in achieving seismic safety compliance. More than 91 percent of the acute care hospital buildings are no longer at significant risk of collapse in a strong earthquake. The inventory of buildings at risk of collapse continues to decline from 1,313 in 2002 to 251 in August 2016.

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

DSA's Interpretations of Regulations

The Interpretation of Regulations (IR) was created by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for use as a documentation of acceptable methods for achieving compliance with applicable building codes and regulations. Its purpose is to promote uniform statewide criteria in plan review and monitoring of construction of public school, community college and essential services building projects.

Code Application Notices (CANs)

Code Application Notices (CANs)

OSHPD issues Code Application Notices (CANs) to interpret specific sections of the California Building Standards Code. A Policy Intent Notice (PIN) is the Office’s policy on a specific subject. Use the links below to view an index of CANs that were issued for a specific year of California Building Standards Codes and the index of PINs that have been issued.

news and resources

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