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Upon discovery of deficiencies or issues with construction work, provides reports to project leadership. Under general supervision, performs construction inspections of basic to high complexity.
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Our client in Poughkeepsie, NY is seeking a Quality Inspector to join their team. As a Quality Inspector, you will assist in the operation of the manufacturing line while ensuring the highest quality and striving for efficiency and excellence in all endeavors.
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As an Orkin Termite Sales Inspector , you get the advantage of a highly persuasive pitch: top-notch protection from the industry leader with more than 120 years of experience. As a Sales Inspector , you’ll be responsible for understanding Orkin’s termite protection services and how to make strategic recommendations to customers.
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Perform sampling, testing, and monitoring of soil, concrete, masonry, and asphalt materials on construction sites and in laboratory settings. As a Construction Materials Technician, you'll have the opportunity for professional growth and advancement with competitive pay.
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Founded in 1901, Orkin is a global residential and business service provider who provides the most accurate, comprehensive, and efficient pest management services for both residential and commercial customers.
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Consultant construction management firm and consultant design firm to ensure quality control of each individual project component of the Agency’s program. construction document reading and interpretation (e.g., plans and specifications.
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The Construction Inspector performs the quality control (QC) function over the contractor’s work as a part of the Company’s quality assurance program and is responsible for the completion of all activities in his area of assignment in accordance with the appropriate Company specifications and the approved-of construction drawings.
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1 year of demonstrated construction inspection experience in areas such as building, utility inspection, pressure testing, welding inspection, tank inspection, coating inspection, pressure, or vessel inspection, Or five years of heavy industry inspection in areas such as road building, mining, logging, or blasting.
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The group also provides support of the bid and procurement process, engineering field support during construction, commissioning and project close out. The Naval Nuclear Laboratory is operated for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) by Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC (FMP), a wholly owned subsidiary of Fluor Corporation.
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