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Construction Inspector

  • Tacoma, WA, United States

From $52.88 USD / hour

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Pay
From $52.88 USD / hour
Experience
Minimum 5 years of experience working on horizontal and vertical construction projects as a superintendent, PM, QA/QC, or similar.
Posting language
English
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Original job description

Required Skills & Experience

  • Minimum HS diploma
  • Minimum 5 years of experience working on horizontal and vertical construction projects as a superintendent, PM, QA/QC, or similar.
  • If no DOD experience, construction experience must be in the commercial field

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

  • CQM certification
  • Bachelor's degree

Job Description

We are seeking a Construction Inspector to support a long-term U.S. Army construction program at Joint Base Lewis-McChord near Tacoma, Washington. This individual will serve as an on-site construction oversight representative, helping ensure work performed by contractors aligns with project plans, specifications, and contract requirements. The inspector will support a variety of vertical and horizontal construction projects, including new barracks, civil and site development, airfield paving, and other infrastructure improvements.

Key Responsibilities

Review construction drawings, plans, specifications, and contract requirements. Perform daily field inspections of active construction projects. Verify construction activities are being performed according to approved plans and specifications. Support both vertical/building and horizontal/civil construction projects. Document construction progress through daily photographs and written inspection reports. Identify and document work that may not conform to project requirements. Monitor multiple types of construction, including buildings, site development, utilities, paving, and airfield-related work. Communicate field observations and project status to the appropriate project stakeholders.

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Skills

  • Inspection

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