Certified Master Inspector
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The Master Inspector Certification Board, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(6), tax-exempt organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the inspection industry. The Board holds the registered Trademark Certified Master Inspector® (CMI) and awards it to qualifying inspectors who have demonstrated a high level of competency by:
  • Completing 1,000 fee-paid inspections and/or hours of inspection-related Continuing Education courses (combined) in their lifetime;

  • Proving they've been in the inspection business for at least three years;

  • Abiding by the Master Inspector Certification Board Code of Ethics;

  • Substantially following a Board-approved Standards of Practice;

  • Submitting to a criminal background check; and

  • Applying for Board certification by signing an affidavit in front of a Notary.


The Master Inspector Certification Board, Inc. is not a trade association, and the Certified Master Inspector® is not a membership level. Certified Master Inspector® is a professional designation available to all qualifying inspectors who wish to be Board-Certified™.

Mission:

By awarding the Continuing Education/experience-based Certified Master Inspector® professional designation, the Master Inspector Certification Board, Inc. supports the inspection industry's advanced education providers and encourages experienced inspectors to maintain excellence.

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