Independent Commercial Vehicle & Equipment Inspector

Custom Inspection Solutions (CIS) is growing, and we're expanding our nationwide inspector network.CIS works with banks, lenders, fleet operators, private equity firms and other commercial clients that need independent, professional inspections of trucks, trailers, construction equipment, forklifts and other commercial assets.We are looking for experienced, mechanically knowledgeable inspectors who value flexibility and independence, but also take pride in doing the job right. This is not a traditional 9-to-5 position. Assignments are offered individually, and you can accept opportunities that fit your location, availability and capabilities. Many CIS projects involve larger fleets, multiple locations, or several days of inspection work. Proven inspectors who demonstrate quality, reliability and professionalism are the people we look to first when those opportunities become available.Why inspectors work with CISFlexible 1099 contractor opportunityAssignments that work with your schedulePaid weekly per inspectionproject with rates established before accepting the assignmentOpportunities ranging from individual local inspections to larger fleet and multi-day projectsLarger fleet, multi-location, and multi-day projects are available to qualified and proven inspectorsAssignments can complement an existing inspection business, technician role, retirement schedule or other independent workStraightforward inspection guidelines and support from the CIS team before questions ariseNo selling " your job is to objectively inspect, document and report what you findWhat you may inspectDepending on your qualifications and the individual assignment:Class 3-8 trucks and tractorsCommercial trailersConstruction and heavy equipmentForklifts and material-handling equipmentBuses and specialty vehiclesFleet and transportation assetsGolf Carts, Turf, and Agricultural equipmentOther commercial equipmentInspection scopes may include photos, videos, functional checks, tire and brake measurements, fluidleak checks, diagnostic scans, mileagehours verification, and standardized condition reporting.What we are looking forIdeal backgrounds include but are not limited to:Diesel techniciansCommercial vehicle or DOT inspectorsFleet technicians or fleet maintenance professionalsHeavy-equipment techniciansEquipment appraisersAutomotive or commercial inspection professionalsRetired technicians or inspectors who want flexible project workCommercial vehicle or diesel experience is strongly preferred.Flexibility comes with responsibilityWe give our inspectors flexibility, but our clients rely on the quality of the information we provide.We expect inspectors to follow the assigned inspection guidelines, document findings accurately, communicate professionally, meet agreed timelines, and follow through on accepted assignments.For most commercial vehicle assignments, inspectors should have access to:Heavy-duty diagnostic scanner such as JPRO, Bosch, TEXA, Nexiq, or equivalentTire tread gauge and basic measuring toolsTape measure and standard hand toolsStandard PPE, including safety glasses, high-visibility vest, and work bootsSmartphonetablet with a good camera and reliable transportationRequirements vary by assignment, and we're happy to discuss tools and acceptable alternatives with qualified spectors who consistently deliver high-quality work are considered first for larger projects and recurring opportunities.This is an independent contractor 1099 opportunity. Assignments and volume are not guaranteed and are offered on a project-by-project terested?Apply to join the CIS Inspector Network and tell us about your location, experience, certifications, tools, travel radius, and the types of equipment you are comfortable inspecting.Qualified applicants may be required to complete applicable background and driving-record screening.Good inspectors get assignments. Great inspectors become people we call when the big projects come in.