Construction Inspector,United States

Position

Inspector

Description

Company: Wood
Skills: QA / QC / Inspection
Experience: 5 + Years
Education: High School/Secondary
Location: Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Overview / Responsibilities

Overview:

Wood is seeking a QC Inspector for a large pump station and pipeline project in eastern Arizona. This will be an onsite position, 10-hr days M-F with occasional weekend work, and monthly home-trips.

Do you enjoy working outdoors on construction projects and playing a key role in quality? Are you looking for an opportunity to work with an established engineering consulting firm that values its employee's enthusiasm and technical contributions? We encourage you to apply for this opportunity

Key Responsibilities:
Performs field quality activities as outlined in the specification requirements and/ or inspection and test plans, such as daily subcontractor oversight, subgrade inspections, liner installation, equipment inspection, material inspection, material sampling, rebar inspections, welding inspections (civil and mechanical works mostly) etc.;
Oversees the Contractor's testing activities;
Follows contract specification, approved submittals and drawings for performing field inspections;
Ensures fieldwork is carried out following relevant project documents (plans, procedures, work instructions etc.);
Identifies non-conformances or potential non-conformances and raises them to the Wood Project Manager and Owner for capture and correction;
Prepares daily QC reports detailing QC activities completed and their statuses (e.g. monitoring of sensitive installations or conditions, Recording areas of failed tests);
Notifies the Wood Project Manager and Owner of fieldwork that is carried out incorrectly or its execution will result in a non-conformance;
Assist with resolving field issues
Work with the Owner and Contractors to ensure project safety, quality, schedule and cost objectives are achieved
Monitor the three week look-ahead schedules submitted by the Contractor and report deviations and activities not being met to the Owner's Project Controller