What does a community inspector do?

It can be said that "safety" is only one of the duties of community inspectors.

The work of the chief residential inspector includes:

(1) is responsible for checking suspicious idlers entering the community and asking them to leave the community in time and stop fighting in the community.

(2) It is strictly forbidden for personnel engaged in shipping sales or advertising to distribute and post leaflets in various public places and facilities in the community.

(3) You must be familiar with the building structure, the number of units, the number of people, the arrangement of buildings, the direction of roads, the laws of vehicle and personnel flow, and systematically grasp the overall situation of the community.

(4) Persuade passers-by in the hospital not to throw scraps of paper and cigarette butts, and maintain the environmental sanitation of public areas.

(5) Command the orderly parking of vehicles in the community, and give priority to ensuring the owner's parking space.

(6) When decorating, the owner will visit the construction site irregularly, and urge the garbage generated to be cleaned up and transported in time and dumped to the designated place. It is forbidden to spill or pile up in windows, balconies, stairs, roofs and other public places.

Therefore, it can be seen that community inspectors are not only security guards, but also health supervisors and order supervisors.