Government Property Inspectors and Investigators in District of Columbia
Government property inspectors and investigators examine facilities, equipment, and materials owned or managed by government agencies to verify compliance with contracts and regulations. They work for federal, state, or local government offices, conducting site visits, reviewing documentation, and documenting findings to ensure proper accountability and adherence to standards. In District of Columbia the median pay is $111,030 a year, 38% above the national median of $80,730.
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Who is hiring in District of Columbia
Openings in District of Columbia and remote
- SUPERVISORY INVESTIGATOR (Director of Digital Forensics and Investigative Technologies) · U.S. Agency for International Development · Washington, District of Columbia · $169279–$197200
- Supervisory Equal Opportunity Investigator - Charge Receipt and Technical Information Unit (CRTIU) · Equal Employment Opportunity Commission · Washington, District of Columbia · $121785–$158322
- International Trade Analyst (Investigator) · U.S. International Trade Commission · Washington, District of Columbia · $85477–$111087
- Supervisory Investigator - Investigations Division · Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection · Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job) · Remote · $125776–$197200
- Investigator · U.S. Agency for Global Media · Washington, District of Columbia · $85447–$111087
- Criminal Investigator · Office of Inspector General · Washington, District of Columbia · $102415–$158322
- Threat Investigator Team Lead · Discord · USA · Remote
- Motor Carrier Safety Specialist (Safety Investigator) · Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration · Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job) · Remote · $121785–$158322
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What it takes
Preparation: Medium preparation (vocational training, an associate degree, or related experience). Most hold an associate degree.
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Knowledge areas
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Licenses and training in District of Columbia
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O*NET-SOC 13-1041.04. Pay: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, District of Columbia, annual.