Welcome to Field HQ, the training ground built by Eichenberger Inspection to prepare you for the real DSA Project Inspector of Record certification — not just to pass a test, but to walk onto a job site ready.

Every Case File in this course is built from real field situations: the codes, the grey areas, and the judgment calls that separate a technically-correct inspector from a genuinely trusted one. You’ll work through Briefing Room fundamentals, subject-area modules covering Administrative, Architectural, and MEP code knowledge, and scenario-driven Briefs that teach the why behind every rule — not just the what.

This program is built around a simple philosophy: a good Inspector of Record isn’t the most conservative person in the room. They’re the one who knows the code well enough to find the legitimate path forward for a district, without cutting corners on safety. That’s the owner-advocacy approach Eichenberger Inspection has practiced since 2007, and it’s the same standard this course holds you to.

Complete every module to finish the course. Score 85% or higher across your drills, and you’ll earn the ECI — Eichenberger Certified Inspector — credential, a mark reserved for candidates who’ve shown they’re ready for the field, not just the exam.

Suit up. Mr. Eichenberger’s waiting for you in the Briefing Room.

Field HQ

Welcome to Field HQ, the training ground built by Eichenberger Inspection to prepare you for the real DSA Project Inspector of Record certification — not just to pass a test, but to walk onto a job site ready.

Every Case File in this course is built from real field situations: the codes, the grey areas, and the judgment calls that separate a technically-correct inspector from a genuinely trusted one. You’ll work through Briefing Room fundamentals, subject-area modules covering Administrative, Architectural, and MEP code knowledge, and scenario-driven Briefs that teach the why behind every rule — not just the what.

This program is built around a simple philosophy: a good Inspector of Record isn’t the most conservative person in the room. They’re the one who knows the code well enough to find the legitimate path forward for a district, without cutting corners on safety. That’s the owner-advocacy approach Eichenberger Inspection has practiced since 2007, and it’s the same standard this course holds you to.

Complete every module to finish the course. Score 85% or higher across your drills, and you’ll earn the ECI — Eichenberger Certified Inspector — credential, a mark reserved for candidates who’ve shown they’re ready for the field, not just the exam.

Suit up. Mr. Eichenberger’s waiting for you in the Briefing Room.