April 29, 2024
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Automobile safety inspectors, commonly called vehicle safety inspectors, check vehicles to ensure they meet government safety regulations and standards. They may also look for damage from accidents or mechanical issues, and investigate violations of motor vehicle laws. Additional responsibilities can include assessing and creating reports about the safety of vehicles involved in accidents and overseeing safety programs.
What Education Is Required for Vehicle Safety Inspectors?
Vehicle safety inspectors are required to have at least a high school diploma or equivalent. While many vehicle safety inspectors have a high school education, some employers may prefer candidates who have a bachelor's degree or experience working in law enforcement or other related fields.
What Skills Do Vehicle Safety Inspectors Need?
Vehicle safety inspectors need a variety of skills, including:
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