Building Inspection Technician

HKA Enterprises is unable to support C2C. 3^rd party submissions and C2C requests will not be considered for any positions.

HKA is working on behalf of Jacobs, and this role is to support Jacobs’ work through HKA

Qualifications:

• Experience on Building Projects valued at $10M or more. This can include building renovations.

• At least 5 years of experience in Quality Assurance/Control.

• At least 10 years experience in buildings projects.

• Experience in electrical and mechanical construction or renovation projects.

• Familiarity with Safety Regulations and Testing.

• Demonstrated ability to work with Client team, Contractor team and Architect/Engineer design team to complete project on time.

• Good working skills with computers and applications including PMCS systems.

• Physical requirements include accessing all areas of buildings in a safe manner including using ladders.

• Requires good Written and Verbal skills for face to face meetings and written reports.

Responsibilities:

As a General Building Inspector/QCI, you'll schedule, coordinate, perform, daily project field inspections of all work. Document inspections and submit recommendations to client for approval or rejection of work in place. Inspection services include, but are not limited to, adherence to Construction Documents, contract requirements, and the following:

• Perform daily, quality-focused inspections during project construction.

• Review equipment, materials, and workmanship.

• Review contractor quality and safety plans for adequacy, completeness, and code compliance.

• Monitor labor and safety conditions.

• Maintain inspection logs and take project photographs daily. Prepare progress and final inspection reports for each inspection. Record defects and/or omissions.

• Report problems/deficiencies encountered in the performance of the work in a timely manner.

• Maintain daily logs on required corrections and post status reports daily in contract folders on share drive.

• Document all qualitative and quantitative differences between construction contract documents and actual work in place.

• Review planned vs. actual schedule status and keep project manager informed of any schedule risk.

• Provide project inspections with Fire and Life Safety or Testing Service Contractor(s).

• Coordinate site inspections with client Environmental or Testing Service Contractor(s).