The Code Enforcement Survivor Handbook: Some Basic Information to Help You Survive a Career in Code Enforcement

I am a manager in the industry and have worked for various cities. I bought this book for fun to read. Hands down the best book for Code Enforcement for officers with any level of experience. I understand it does not go in depth for beginners, but the topics she discusses is on point. I related to all her examples and her strategies in code enforcement. Buying more for my entire team.

The author did a really good job of explaining the value of code enforcement to the community.

This was a good overview, perhaps a thumbnail sketch of the business. I thought it was well written but not long enough to get into the depth of what a person wants to know trying to get into this field. However, it was good rest room reading material and I did find a few nuggets of wisdom to take from it.

I try to read this on a yearly basis to remind myself of the good and bad about this career, from another's prospective.

I think the approach was one size fits all - every kind of inspector. I think the International Code Council training for various building and fire inspectors is better.

This was a gift for a friend who is a code inspector and he was happy and appreciative to receive it.

Not as informative as I was looking for.

I found this to be informative and helpful. This is a field that most take personal. The practical advice was great.