Architectural Inspector

Responsibilities

• Inspect Contractors work to assure it is in accordance with contract plans and specifications and in accordance with RFIs submittals and approved changes.
• Issue non-compliance reports documenting deficient work and follow-up until the defective work is corrected or accepted by Owner or Engineer.
• Assist with pre-construction efforts including taking inspectors set of pre-construction photos and videos.
• Assist the Owner and Engineer with site investigations when differing and unforeseen conditions are encountered and with Owner initiated changes.
• Coordinate with the Owner Engineer and Contractor to assure that required permits are obtained and in compliance.
• Prepare daily inspection reports and daily inspector photos.
• Monitor the progress of the work and document in the daily inspection report when where and why progress is falling behind the approved schedule.
• Field verify and Document installed bid quantities and assist with final quantity reconciliation.
• Inspect temporary silt fencing and other erosion and storm water control measures to assure they comply with the Contractors storm water pollution protection plan.
• Attend and assist with progress and coordination meetings.
• Coordinate with testing labs Owner Engineer and Contractor to assure that required tests and inspections are performed.
• Witness various field and/or factory tests and document results on Owner or Engineer furnished reports.
• Assist with reviewing pay applications.
• Review Contractors as-built drawings as work progresses to ensure they are up to date.
• Assist with coordinating the Contractors work to minimize and eliminate impacts to the Owner public and other stakeholders.
• Assist with testing startup and commissioning of new systems.
• Assist in project close-out Owner and Engineer with evaluating Contractor claims.
  
  

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of experience in general civil facility mechanical electrical plumbing control and specialty fields of construction.
• Expertise and knowledge of all CSI divisions vertical and horizontal construction.
• Proficiency with reading understanding and correlating plans and specifications.
• Experience with Microsoft Word Excel and Project.
• Prior experience with large capital improvement public works projects involving coordination between multi-disciplined contractors.
• 10 hour OSHA safety course; 40 hour Supervisor course preferred.
• First aid & CPR training preferred.
• ICBO or equivalent certification preferred.
• Prior supervisory/ lead inspector experience.

Why Join LEO A DALY

At LEO A DALY you will become part of a collaborative design culture and do work that matters. As an integrated design practice we believe that a diversity of perspectives generates better solutions. We trust and support each other ask hard questions and solve complex problems. Guided by a spirit of inquiry we design for people at every scale creating spaces that elevate individuals their communities and the institutions that serve them. Join LEO A DALY - help us transform the world.

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