QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR
Selected individual will be required to perform services including, but not limited to, the following: · Conduct and carry out portions of daily inspections of building construction work; documenting discrepancies, code violations, improper materials, or techniques in the application of materials, and substandard or poor quality workmanship; monitor schedules and various aspects of ongoing daily activities to identify and mitigate project slippage and assist in coordinating project activities to accommodate project phasing. · Coordinate home office design phase CMa support services which may include design and constructability reviews, scheduling, estimating/estimate reviews and value engineering. · Review contractor's submittals for technical compliance with contract requirements, ensure installed work is consistent with approved submittals in order to make recommendations for final approval of submittals and installed work; review contractor requests for payment for accuracy and acceptability and then submit written recommendation for final approval authority on the payment; prepare estimates for technical changes and review contractor change proposals and cost breakdowns for proposed quantities of labor, equipment and materials; provide written feedback and recommendations on all information reviewed and work inspected; maintain accurate and complete files relating to the CM services on the project. · Utilize computerized management system applications such as Paragon for documenting progress, processing requests for information, preparing draft contract modification documents, maintaining an inventory of materials, supplies and equipment and monitorinBS or MS in Civil Engineering-Structural is preferredMinimum 7 years experience in both Design and Field Construction Administration required.Knowledge of all aspects of federal and commercial structural construction including but not limited to codes, acceptable installation practices, and applicable testing Ability to review design and construction plans against existing site conditions, assess the need to make changes because of unforeseen conditions or design problems, and propose cost effective solutions.Ability to determine compliance of workmanship, materials, equipment and installed work with contract requirements. Knowledge of local Construction and building codes. Ability to utilize a variety of software programs to monitor, update, and produce work products by applying knowledge of computers. Ability to utilize a project management database program for administration of contract documents. Ability to utilize BIM in coordinating the work, resolving installation clashes, reviewing shop drawings, verifying facility operations clearances, validating the scope and impact of changes, etc. Ability to communicate orally and in writing and to negotiate effectively.OSHA Safety Training Preferre