$50 Construction Inspection Draw Inspections Nationwide

When NAMFS Is Not Involved The Money Is Astronomical

By Editor In Chief

March 22, 2022

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The International Association of Field Service Technicians (IAFST) has opportunities to work direct with a non Industry firm performing Construction Draw Inspections for residential and commercial projects — Residential pays $50 and Commercial up to $150. These Inspections are in all 50 states working direct for financial institutions, lenders, and mortgagees. IAFST Members given priority. All other applicants considered after positions filled by IAFST Members.

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