Gas Distribution Pipeline Construction Inspector Hudson River Valley

This is a career where you can be outside, utilizing your experience, and be home every night with a great team that cares about you! The Construction Inspector performs the quality control (QC) function over the contractor’s work as a part of the Company’s quality assurance program and is responsible for the completion of all activities in his area of assignment in accordance with the appropriate Company specifications and the approved-of construction drawings. The areas of inspection will include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Recording Assets installed
• Ensuring adherence to CHGE standards
• Documenting fusions

The Inspector acts as a representative of the Company and is expected to establish a professional business relationship with contractors, suppliers, vendors, other stakeholders, and Company personnel. The Inspector is required to act in an ethical manner and should be aware of Company policies regarding work ethics, including but not limited to gifts, entertainment, trips, etc. offered by contractors, vendors, suppliers, or other stakeholders. The Inspector provides quality assurance through the inspection of work and materials for conformance to requirements. The Inspector is to respect the role of the contractor which allows the contractor to select the means, methods, and manner to perform the work. The Inspector does not direct or supervise the contractor’s work. The Inspector is empowered with Stop Work Authority and is expected to shut down any unsafe work. The Inspector is to complete required documentation (i.e. reports and logbooks) in a timely, concise, and accurate manner. The Inspector receives frequent instruction and direction from his superior and the work of the Inspector is checked on a frequent basis by the Team Lead Inspector or delegate. The Inspector is not to inspect work he is not qualified to inspect.

$35 - $45 hourly

The specific duties and responsibilities of the inspector are as follows. Planning and organization activities include but are not limited to:

• Taking a proactive approach to safety on the job site by Using the Stop Work Authority as necessary.
• Understanding and following documentation requirements.
• Understanding, monitoring, assessing, and reporting on painting and coating activities and items.
• Monitoring, assessing, and reporting on backfill activities.
• Monitoring, assessing, and reporting on cleanup operations.
• Understanding and using inspector tools for communication and documentation.

• 1 year of demonstrated construction inspection experience in areas such as building, utility inspection, pressure testing, welding inspection, tank inspection, coating inspection, pressure, or vessel inspection, Or five years of heavy industry inspection in areas such as road building, mining, logging, or blasting
• Gas inspection experience preferred, not required
• Live locally
• Strong Communicator
• Team Player
• Work up to 50 hours per week
• A degree is not required

The physical requirements for this function include:

• Lift 50 pounds
• Bend, stoop, and crawl
• Ascend and descend ladders
• Stand for extended periods of time

Joe Knows delivers added value by providing experienced employees in multiple industries, who possess communication and leadership skills that support the goals of the team.

Our goal is to provide more certainty in regard to the performance of the team. We do this through a proprietary platform that provides information in regard to technical skills, past performance, and assessment of potential.