What does a Transportation Inspector earn?
Transportation inspectors in the U.S. typically earn around $77,620 per year. They are responsible for monitoring and overseeing safety and regulatory compliance of transportation operations and personnel. They will inspect vehicles and cargo to ensure safety, and inspect documents to ensure compliance with applicable regulations. Transportation inspectors may also be required to provide training to staff and conduct annual audits of vehicle maintenance records.
How to earn more as a Transportation Inspector
To become a Transportation Inspector, you will need to have a certification related to the relevant transportation industry, such as a vehicle inspector certification or a commercial driver's license. You can also look into pursuing a degree in transport management or logistics. To earn higher wages, you can become a supervisor or take on a new specialist field, such as transportation systems analysis. If you're looking for greater independence, you can choose to become a self-employed inspector or even set up your own transportation consultancy.
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