Site Inspector (Utilities)

• Inspect construction sites during different phases (e.g. site grading, utilities installation, stormwater control measures, paving, final site clean-up) to ensure they conform to approved site plans, specifications, and applicable codes.
• Maintain records of inspections, site observations, corrective actions, and as‐built documentation.
• Review site plan elements (e.g. drainage, stormwater detention/retention, stormwater outlets, buffers, wetlands, stream buffers) on-site to ensure correct grading, slopes, as-built conditions match plans.
• Observe and document site conditions, take measurements, record deviations or nonconformities; issue correction notices or stop work orders as needed.
• Coordinate with permit holders (contractors, engineers, developers), other city staff, and regulatory agencies to resolve site compliance issues.
• Enforce erosion, sedimentation, and runoff controls; verify proper installation, maintenance, and effectiveness of Best Management Practices (BMPs) during and after construction.
• Provide feedback and field input for plan reviews, permitting, and changes in design, when site conditions necessitate.
• Assist in ensuring the city’s compliance with stormwater regulations (e.g. MS4 permit requirements) and any state/federal environmental statutes regarding land disturbance.
• Some offices work (report writing, coordination) required.
• Respond to citizen complaints or concerns related to site development (erosion, runoff, sediment, etc.).
• Field work in all weather conditions; visits active construction sites; may involve walking on uneven terrain, mud, slopes, etc.
• Work safely on construction sites; ensure the site inspector follows all safety protocols.

• Ability to read and understand construction drawings, specifications, site plans, permits.
• Use of protective gear: hard hat, safety vest, boots, etc.
• Strong observation, documentation, and communication skills; able to write inspection reports.
• Certifications may be required or desired, such as: Georgia Soil & Water Conservation Commission (GSWCC) erosion & sediment control inspector certification, or related as per City requirements.
• Knowledge of grading, drainage, stormwater management principles; familiarity with BMPs, site plan reading.
• Valid driver’s license.
• Some experience in land development, site inspection, erosion/sediment control, construction or civil works.
• High school diploma or equivalent; degree/technical training in civil engineering, environmental science, construction management, or related field preferred.

Minimum Qualifications

• Opportunity for professional growth and advancement
• Certification reimbursement and incentive program
• Company paid short term disability coverage
• Wellness program with incentives
• 401K retirement with company matching of 50% on the first 6% of employee contributions
• Paid time off
• Other supplemental benefit offerings including long-term disability, critical illness, accident and identity theft protection
• Company-observed paid holidays
• Comprehensive group medical insurance, including health, dental and vision
• Employee Assistance Program
• Company paid life insurance for employee, spouse and children
• Use of take-home Company Vehicle and fuel card for daily travel to work sites