Salary Grade - GN10 Salary Range - $39,611.00-$67,060
Starting Salary - $48,661
A NCDMV Law Enforcement Inspector I serves as a sworn state law
enforcement officer whose primary purpose is to enforce the rules
and regulations adopted by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles and
Chapter 20 of the North Carolina General Statutes. Inspectors are
assigned to one (1) or more of NC's 100 counties, which comprise
(7) Districts throughout the State, or at DMV Headquarters.
Inspectors can be transferred at the discretion of the Director
based on Bureau needs.
Inspectors conduct enforcement and investigation of auto thefts,
anti-theft including a preliminary and final examination of salvage
vehicles, dealer and manufacturer's licensing laws, safety
inspections and emission laws, registration laws, mechanic lien and
abandon vehicle laws, odometer and driver license fraud laws.
Inspectors also disseminate information to the public and inform
and train inspection mechanics and inspections station managers in
inspections laws, regulations and procedures.
Inspectors must prepare affidavits, secure evidence, write search
and arrest warrants, prepare court summaries for the purpose of
testifying on dealer and inspection hearings, driver
license/registration hearings as well as court proceedings in the
State and Federal Courts.
Inspectors provide first responder assistance at accidents, fires,
hazardous material incidents and natural disasters and they assist
other Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies as needed.
Inspectors assume additional responsibilities which are assigned by
Supervisors including special investigations, projects and/or
operations. Inspectors must provide accurate, timely information to
the general public and to other law enforcement agencies regarding
the responsibilities of the Division and the License and Theft
Bureau.
All successful applicants must complete in succession the following
four (4) components of a physical abilities test: 1) 300 meter dash
in 78 seconds or less, 2) minimum of 16 pushups in one minute, 3)
minimum of 24 sit-ups in one minute and 4) 1.5 mile run in 16
minutes or less. Applicants must also successfully pass a written
test, a panel interview, a polygraph examination, an in-depth
background investigation, a medical screening, psychological
evaluation and drug screening examination.
Inspectors must be able to successfully complete the DMV License
and Theft Bureau Inspector Basic Training and Field Evaluation
Training Program.
**The License and Theft Bureau is an equal opportunity
employer**
Qualified applicants must submit an application that clearly reflects work experience that demonstrates the following:
- Knowledge of NC General Statutes Chapter 20 Motor Vehicle Law.
- Knowledge of related law enforcement concepts, practices, theories, technologies and problem resolution techniques.
- Demonstrated ability to plan and organize daily work activities.
- Demonstrated ability to perform work with direct but limited daily supervision.
- Demonstrated ability to carry out oral and written instructions and to prepare clear and comprehensive reports.
Bachelor's degree from an appropriately accredited institution;
or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Necessary Special Qualifications
Certification as a Law Enforcement Officer in accordance with the
provisions of the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education &
Training Standards Commission.