Electrical Inspector

Description

• Perform infrastructure walk through and develop punchlists as required
• Attend contractor's weekly project meetings.
• Participate in technical review of submittals and development plans to ensure conformity to USACE standards and specifications.
• Ensure that safety and USACE regulations and building codes were considered and followed during the construction of utility equipment
• Document compliance to construction standards and specifications.
• Provide oversight of the contractor to ensure compliance with contract requirements and standards. Include evaluation of level of inspection, testing procedures and results, documentation of deficiency correction, etc. in accordance with the USACE 3-Phase inspection program.
• Participate in tests, demonstrations, and field instructions with the appropriate personnel
• Document observations and inspections of construction including discrepancy notices for noncompliant items
• Complete and maintain records of field observations, including daily reports outlining the work performed, as well as field measurements and computations.
• Occasionally (10-25% of workday) performing repetitive bending/stooping, repetitive or fine hand movements, working at heights, and lifting and carrying equipment weighing less than 25 pounds
• Work to resolve conflicts with construction installation.
• Provide construction photographs as required to document progress and problem areas.
• Attend and participate in construction progress meetings.

Requirements

• Up to 50% of the time the position needs to move about indoor and outdoor construction site environments with uneven terrain, variable environmental conditions including heat, dusts, noise, moisture, and dryness
• Prior USACE experience
• Due to the nature of the project US citizenship is required
• Experience using Microsoft Office and experience using RMS.
• At times the position requires working with arms above shoulder level, power gripping/squeezing (hand tools, levers, etc.), climbing stairs, using portable ladders, wearing fall protection, working in confined spaces, and lifting greater than 25 pounds
• The position requires wearing associated personal protective equipment, including, but not limited to gloves, safety glasses/goggles, face shield, safety shoes/boots, hard hat, hearing protection, and fall protection
• Experience in both overhead and underground electrical power utility distribution systems, single and 3-phase.
• OSHA 30 Certification
• HS + 10 Years of relevant experience in construction practices, procedures, and testing, and large vertical DoD construction projects.
• Qualified applicants who are offered a position must pass a pre-employment substance abuse test.
• Experience on similar DoD installations

Benefits

• Relocation assistance is not available for this position

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance