(a) A Housing Code Official performs the following duties as the first line supervisor in a local enforcement
agency responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Act and rules:
1. Plans all phases of the inspection agency's work and assigns the work to Inspectors of Multiple
Dwellings and other appropriate support staff, including trainees;
2. Develops and administers the housing code administrative program in the public interest in
accordance with the provisions set forth in the Act and the rules;
3. Plans, develops and coordinates agency's programs with all related intra-governmental and inter-
governmental programs;
4. Is responsible for the development and implementation of a continuing public information program
concerning code administration purposes, programs and issues;
5. Represents the agency in all governmental activities related to the administration of the program;
6. Initiates investigations and brings to appropriate conclusions;
7. Performs the daily required tasks to ensure that there is proper administration of the program;
8. Ensures the proper maintenance of required files and records;
9. Resolves the day-to-day operational problems;
10. Maintains close liaison with the appropriate bureau unit within the Department of Community
Affairs;
11. Ensures that timely and complete inspections and reinspections are performed;
12. Prepares necessary reports and correspondence as required;
13. Prepares budget and staffing requests;
14. Ensures that files are appropriately prepared for court action, and interacts with the legal staff;
15. Testifies in court when necessary; and
16. Performs any other related duties required for the efficient administration of the program.
(b) An Inspector of Hotels and Multiple Dwellings performs the following duties