Sanchez asks how many inspections each inspector performs daily
Sanchez estimates roughly one to two inspections per inspector per day; Shamash corrects that the average varies between five and seven per day, accounting for vacation, court appearances for oath summonses, and training, and Tigani notes development versus construction inspections vary in duration.
So is it true to say that of the inspectors carrying out proactive and reactive inspections, but the enforcement inspections, so if there's roughly 160,000
inspections happening of these a year and roughly 430 inspectors within the unit that is doing these enforcement inspections, then they're roughly doing one to two a day?
Each inspector?
The average number of inspections varies roughly between five and seven inspections a day.
What needs to take into account is vacation, court for all the oath summonses that are issued, and training.
The only thing I would add, life for it.
A development inspection versus a construction inspection could be varied.
So a development inspection on a large project, that person may have one or two, depending on the size of what they're doing.
For construction safety, if someone is looking at a full stop work order on a large site, that takes more time.
This is part of what the routing technology that we're looking at will help us, basically pull in the input from what they're doing that day to get a better analysis of how long it'll take them so we can route them more efficiently.
Got it.
Thank you.
I can't get to six places in one day, almost ever.
So that's very, very impressive.