What is the required action if an inspector fails to complete continuing education?

The correct action when an inspector fails to complete continuing education is that the license becomes inactive. Continuing education is essential in the field of home inspection to ensure that inspectors remain current with industry standards, regulations, and best practices.

Failing to meet the continuing education requirements typically results in the inspector's license being marked inactive rather than being automatically denied renewal. This inactive status does not permit the individual to carry out home inspections legally until the necessary education requirements are fulfilled and the license is reinstated.

Completion of continuing education is a critical aspect of maintaining licensure in the profession; hence inaction leads directly to an inactive status. This system encourages inspectors to engage regularly with training and professional development, ensuring they provide the best service based on current knowledge.