Which division is responsible for inspecting new and existing structures?

The Community Risk Reduction Division is the entity tasked with inspecting both new and existing structures. This division focuses on identifying and mitigating risks within the community, ensuring that buildings comply with safety codes and regulations. Their work often includes fire prevention strategies, evaluations, and inspections to promote safety and minimize risks related to fire hazards in residential and commercial properties. By conducting these inspections, they help ensure that structures are built and maintained to reduce fire risks, thereby protecting the community effectively.

The responsibilities associated with the other divisions do not include the specific role of inspecting structures. The Fire Training Division focuses more on training personnel and developing skills necessary for effective firefighting and emergency response. The Operations Division is primarily involved in the actual firefighting operations and emergency responses when incidents occur. Lastly, the Support Services Division typically handles logistical support, administrative functions, and maintenance of equipment rather than direct inspections of buildings.