Electrical Inspector (Airport working experience)
Description:
Essential Functions:
Monitor construction schedules, cost estimates, and monthly construction progress reports.
Contribute in developing technical solutions to constructability or construction issues.
Attend periodic progress meetings.
Prepare daily field reports summarizing progress of construction and measuring payment quantities.
Prepare test reports, including accident reports, etc.
Communicate with team members on ongoing construction related issues.
Compare approved shop drawings with materials being delivered and installed as part of the work.
Review Contractor proposed modifications with team members.
Help resolve construction related conflicts.
Review work is being performed in compliance with the contract documents.
Issue deficiency reports for any defective work.
Perform walkthrough inspections and prepare punch list for any remaining work.
Secondary Functions:
Exercise independent judgment and evaluation.
Professional demeanor.
Ability to communicate with team members on task and projects.
Needed Skills:
Strong Professional, Technical, Communication, and Leadership skills needed.
Strong written and verbal communications skills.
Ability to create and maintain productive relationships with employees, clients, and vendors.
Education/Experience Minimum:
Minimum 10 years of experience is required.
Minimum of one of the relevant credentials listed as follows:
Licensed Professional Engineer
Master Electricians License
NICET Level 3 Certification is desired but not required
International Code Council (ICC) Certification is desired but not required.
Electrical Inspector shall be on state Fire Marshall list as an approved non-governmental
Electrical Inspector.
Preferred experience: airport terminal buildings, airport terminal facilities and systems; structures, roadways, and bridges; parking facilities; airfield pavements, ramps, taxiways and runways, navigational aids, utilities, and cargo facilities at a medium and/or large air carrier airport.