What is a reason for disciplinary action against an inspector?

The reason for disciplinary action against an inspector is unlicensed activity. This is a critical issue because inspectors must hold the appropriate licenses or certifications to ensure they meet the professional standards and regulations that govern their practice. Performing inspections without the necessary licensure not only undermines the integrity of the profession but can also pose significant risks to the safety and well-being of clients, as unqualified individuals may lack the necessary training and knowledge needed to perform inspections properly.

Unlicensed activity can lead to severe consequences, including fines, license suspension, or even criminal charges, depending on the severity of the violation. Regulatory bodies enforce these standards strictly to maintain public trust and safety in the inspection process.

While completing inspections faster than average, not wearing a uniform, or working outside of Texas may raise concerns or may not align with best practices, they do not pose the same level of risk to the public or undermine the qualifications of a professional as engaging in unlicensed activity does.