Inspector

About Us  Born from the vision to elevate Dubai's global prominence, Wasl was founded on May 25, 2008, with the mission to transform the city into an even more captivating destination for residents, businesses, and visitors alike. Created from the union of the Dubai Development Board and Real Estate Department, Wasl embarked on a journey of seamless integration. This strategic merger not only streamlined operations but also empowered our team with enhanced expertise, enabling us to adopt dynamic, market-driven investment strategies. Today, Wasl stands tall as a cornerstone of Dubai's real estate landscape. As one of the city's largest and most diversified real estate management companies, we proudly oversee an expansive portfolio of landmark assets, entrusted to us by DREC and other esteemed partners.  1. JOB DETAILS: Position Title: Inspector Reports to: Inspection Team Leader Department: Property Management 2. POSITION SUMMARY: The Inspector is responsible for conducting field inspections of assigned land plots, properties, facilities, common areas, and tenant-occupied premises to verify compliance with lease agreements, approved usage, property regulations, and organizational requirements. The role identifies and documents violations, maintenance issues, occupancy concerns, unauthorized activities, and non-compliant usage. The Inspector prepares inspection reports with photos and supporting evidence, maintains accurate inspection records, coordinates with tenants for clarification and required documents, and supports special inspections or investigations as directed by management. 3. JOB DIMENSIONS: Number of Staff Supervised – N/A 4. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS: Key Accountabilities • Conduct routine field inspections of assigned land plots, properties, facilities, tenant premises, common areas, utilities, parking areas, and shared services. • Follow approved inspection schedules, annual inspection plans, special inspection requests, and instructions from the Inspection Team Leader. • Verify that premises are used in line with lease agreements, approved activity, permitted land use, property rules, and applicable regulations. • Monitor land and property usage, including commercial, residential, storage, open yard, facility, and other approved usage categories. • Identify and document violations such as expired contracts, unauthorized usage, subleasing, misuse of premises, unapproved activities, occupancy irregularities, or breaches of property rules. • Verify trade licenses, tenancy contracts, lease documents, operational activities, and other relevant documents during site inspections. • Inspect properties to assess maintenance condition, damages, safety concerns, misuse, unauthorized alterations, cleanliness, and general upkeep. • Gather evidence of violations or non-compliance through photos, site observations, tenant interviews, neighbour or watchman feedback, and…