Construction Inspector I - Facilities

Overview

Inspect construction of County facilities for code, specs, and safety compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• document management
• installation verification
• safety enforcement
• drawing review
• field reporting
• performance monitoring

Tasks

-Support project documentation including photographic records, test results, and punch list verification. -Verify installation of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and structural components against approved drawings. -Enforce OSHA, ADA, and Erosion & Sediment Control standards on-site. -Observe and report on concrete placement, structural steel, roofing, finishes, and equipment installation. -Maintain effective communication with contractors, project managers, and client representatives to resolve field issues promptly. -Inspect vertical construction and renovation projects including schools, municipal buildings, and other County facilities. -Review and interpret design drawings, specifications, and RFIs; coordinate with project engineers and County representatives as needed. -Perform daily site inspections and maintain detailed electronic field reports documenting progress, materials, quantities, and non-conformance issues. -Monitor contractor performance for compliance with specifications, safety standards, and schedule milestones.

Requirements

• nicet
• osha 10
• aci testing
• drawing interpretation
• construction management
• 2+ years

What You Bring

-Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications. -High school diploma or equivalent required. -Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills. -Coursework or degree in Construction Management, Civil or Architectural Engineering, or Building Technology preferred. -Ability to work in field conditions, including exposure to weather and active construction sites. -NICET Building Construction or Inspection Level I/II -Previous inspection experience on public or municipal facility projects. -Completion of an apprenticeship or technical training in a building trade (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, or similar) preferred. -Ability and willingness to walk, stand, climb and work outdoors in varying weather conditions. -ACI Field Concrete Testing -Two (2) years of experience in building construction inspection or related trade work (mechanical, electrical, plumbing, roofing, or structural). -Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation. -OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety

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Benefits

-Meaningful Impact: Work on projects—from community centers and hospitals to federal, transportation, and water systems—that tangibly improve lives. -National Yet Local: Enjoy the resources of a big firm with the agility and client intimacy of local offices. -Full-Career Support: Flexible career paths across disciplines, from technical specialist to project leadership.

About Prime Ae Group, Inc.

-Specializing in architecture, civil, mechanical, electrical and structural engineering, the firm integrates multidisciplinary teams on complex projects. -The company’s portfolio spans transportation corridors, water and wastewater systems, commercial and institutional buildings, and municipal infrastructure. -Strategic acquisitions, such as Prosser, Connelly & Wicker, have expanded its capabilities in civil and utility sectors across the Southeast. -Typical projects include highway design, bridge inspection, MEP and roof systems consulting, plus water-resource and surveying services.

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