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JOB TITLE : Quality Control Inspector. Required Certification : NACE Inspector and/or SSPC NBPI required. Summary of position : Responsible for monitoring quality control/assurance requirements of all preservation preformed onboard commercial and US Navy vessel in accordance with established Navy regulations and industry standards or specific contractual requirements as defined in the Scope of Work. Collaborate with customer QA personnel on necessary aspects of the job.
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Key Responsibilities : The Quality Control Inspector must be capable of performing visual inspection, 100% welding inspection, shop production fit up inspection, tolerances per spec and customer requirements, basic knowledge of AWS D1.1, and/or structural steel fabrication inspection.
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ISI is looking for an experienced quality assurance inspector with expertise in the construction industry to provide Owner's Representative construction management services to a Department of Defense (DoD) client.
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is a 100% employee-owned materials engineering firm, internationally recognized as a leading expert in corrosion protection and asset integrity.
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is a 100% employee-owned materials engineering firm, internationally recognized as a leading expert in corrosion protection and asset integrity.
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Experience: Two years of experience as a public works construction inspector or three (3) years of experience similar to that of a soil technician with public works field inspection responsibilities, or similarly responsible experience in public works construction, including work in any of the following areas: grading and paving, underground utilities, forming and pouring concrete structures.
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Performs duties of inspector in charge of routine construction items, such as asphaltic or portland cement concrete plants, asphaltic or concrete paving, including grading and base, small bridges, concrete box and pipe culverts; inspects general or special items, such as utility adjustments, signing, traffic signals and lighting.
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SCDOT Earthwork, Drainage & Base Inspector. Davis & Floyd is currently seeking a highly motivated and experienced Highway Inspector to join our Greenville or Greenwood, SC Office. SCDHEC Certified Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control Inspector.
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Do you possess current certification by the International Code Council (ICC) as a Residential Plumbing Inspector AND Commercial Plumbing Inspector? I. Current employment with Jefferson Parish and permanent civil service status in the classification of Plumbing Inspector II.
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We are looking for a Field Inspector to join our growing Transportation team! Experience in inspection of one or more of the following in accordance with Caltrans, Greenbook, and the County of San Diego Standards: AC Paving, Slurry Seal, Traffic Control, Storm Water Management (SWPP.
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Description: The Construction Inspector Trainee performs daily assigned inspection tasks in a training capacity preparatory to assuming the duties of an Inspector. Recognized Provider Stormwater Management (Inspector) Certification.
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Performing quality inspections at some locations requires that the inspector is able to convey complicated requirements to those who are unfamiliar with US industry standard practices and therefore requires sound communication skills, command over the subject materials, patience and drive.
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Responsibilities: To perform quality control construction observations for roadway and bridge construction, general site work, maintenance and protection of traffic, drainage, earthwork, paving, concrete work, reinforcement steel placement, utility relocation work, coordination, and safety.
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ACAC Accreditation Required- CRIE-GHS Certification Required-Basic Building Science Knowledge-InterNACHIa∯*∯ Moisture Course Mold Course Advanced Mold Course Indoor Air Quality Course Infrared Thermography Course non-compete is required for this position.
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Familiarity with ODOT inspection procedures and ability to prepare reports using Excel, ODOT Mobile Inspector, GoFormz, and Sitemanger, AWP or other project management software is preferred. ODOT prequalified Project and or Structure Inspector.
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