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Lynda Gacem

BUILDING INSPECTOR — RECENT GRADUATE

Talent
Montreal, QuebecMember since June 26, 2026
Visual inspection of visible and accessible building componentsWriting clear and structured findingsAnalysis of risks related to water, moisture, and material deteriorationKnowledge of residential systems: structure, roofing, exterior, plumbing, electrReading plans, technical documents, and inspection formsApplication of a rigorous and professional methodologyStrong communication skills with clientsOrganizational skills, attention to detail, and professional judgmentAnalytical mindset developed through legal trainingPre-purchase and pre-acceptance inspectionBNQ 3009-500 StandardGCR Pre-acceptance FormKnowledge of the Quebec Construction CodeIdentification of apparent deficienciesObservation of signs of infiltration, moisture, movement, or deteriorationVerification of visible safety elementsWriting recommendations tailored to the inspection context
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Visual inspection of visible and accessible building componentsWriting clear and structured findingsAnalysis of risks related to water, moisture, and material deteriorationKnowledge of residential systems: structure, roofing, exterior, plumbing, electrReading plans, technical documents, and inspection forms

About

Newly graduated building inspector from Cégep Beauce-Appalaches, motivated to enter the field of residential inspection. Training focused on the observation of visible and accessible components of a building, analysis of deficiencies, writing of findings, and application of recognized inspection standards. Also holds a bachelor's degree in law, which brings strong analytical rigor, excellent writing skills, and particular attention to professional responsibilities, contractual documents, and regulatory requirements.

Experience

Practical Projects in Building Inspection - Cégep Beauce-Appalaches

Conducted observations on residential buildings in a training context. Analysis of visible and accessible components. Writing of findings according to a professional structure. Identification of work to be corrected, completed, or verified. Preparation of clear, objective, and client-friendly inspection reports. Use of photos, observation notes, and technical documents to support findings.

Education

Diploma - Building Inspection - Cégep Beauce-Appalaches

Bachelor's Degree - Law

Skills

BUILDING INSPECTORRECENT GRADUATE

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