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Government Property Inspectors and Investigators in North Carolina

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 North Carolina the median pay is $78,500 a year, 3% below the national median of $80,730.

$78,500median pay in North Carolina, per year

$59,600–$103,810middle half earn

11,320employed in North Carolina

$80,730U.S. median, for comparison

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Who is hiring in North Carolina

114open roles like this on employer career sites, 12 in North Carolina or remote

33employers hiring

35posted in the last 7 days

Remote · TX · NYwhere most openings are

Openings in North Carolina and remote

Supervisory Investigator - Investigations Division · Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection · Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job) · Remote · $125776–$197200
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
Criminal Investigator (Special Agent (HR)) CTAP/ICTAP · Internal Revenue Service · Charlotte, North Carolina · $111820–$145367
Technical Threat Investigator, Threat Intel Engineering · OpenAI · USA · Remote
SIU Investigator · Healthcare Fraud Shield · United States · Remote
AML Investigator III · Mercury · USA · Remote
Background Investigator · CertiK · Europe, UK, USA · Remote

Openings are read from employers’ own career pages and public job boards and change daily. Search all openings (free account) to filter by distance, pay and how well you qualify.

What it takes

Preparation: Medium preparation (vocational training, an associate degree, or related experience). Most hold an associate degree.

Skills that matter most

Active ListeningReading ComprehensionWritingSpeakingCritical ThinkingJudgment and Decision MakingActive LearningComplex Problem Solving

Knowledge areas

English LanguageCustomer and Personal ServicePublic Safety and SecurityBuilding and ConstructionLaw and GovernmentAdministrative

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Licenses and training in North Carolina

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Government Property Inspectors and Investigators pay in other states

District of Columbia · $111,030 Massachusetts · $102,060 New Jersey · $100,000 California · $96,980 Connecticut · $91,810 Delaware · $91,050 Vermont · $90,420 New York · $90,080 Washington · $88,790 Rhode Island · $87,620

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O*NET-SOC 13-1041.04. Pay: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, North Carolina, annual.