On-Call/Part-Time Construction Inspector (Various Levels)

Description

• Load/unload equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.
• Monitor contractor activities for conformance with safety, quality, environmental, and contract requirements.
• Maintain organized project records in accordance with company and client standards.
• Review and verify contractor’s quantities for payment and help prepare progress pay estimates.
• Assist in project closeout including punch list development and verification, record drawing reviews, and final inspections.
• Communicate and coordinate with contractors, design teams, client representatives, utility providers, third party inspectors, specialty consultants, jurisdictions, and other partners.
• Observe and inspect installation of underground utilities including stormwater, sanitary sewer, and potable water systems.
• Support quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) efforts including materials testing coordination and verification.
• Perform daily on-site inspections of industrial wastewater, roadway, utility, or vertical construction projects, ensuring work complies with project plans, specifications, and applicable codes and standards.
• Document field activities, progress, and deviations through detailed daily inspection reports, photos, and communication logs through daily report templates and/or construction software.
• Produce daily photographs, inspector daily reports (IDRs), and field note records (FNRs) and upload to project files.
• Identify and report non-conforming work, propose corrective actions, and track resolution.

Requirements

• First Aid/CPR
• Ability to traverse varied surface conditions.
• WAQTC, NICET, or equivalent inspection certifications
• Certifications (Preferred/Desired):
• 3+ years of construction inspection experience, preferably on public infrastructure projects (roadways and utilities).
• Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Construction Quality Management for Contractors Certification
• Background in water/wastewater utility systems including pipe installation, pump stations, and treatment facilities.
• Understanding of WSDOT and local municipal construction standards, methods, and materials.
• Be able to traverse field conditions such as ship ladders, confined spaces, scaffold systems, tunnels, and vertical structures.
• Ability to interpret construction specifications and drawings
• Associate or bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction management, or related field preferred, but not required.
• Ability to upload project photos and inspector daily reports.
• OSHA 10 or 30
• Valid Washington State Driver’s License.
• Confined space certification through OSHA instructor or equivalent

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance