Construction Inspector in Albuquerque,NM,US

Key Experience Land Development Infrastructure Construction Heavily Weighted to Local Candidates The key item here is the working knowledge of infrastructure design and construction related activities as it relates to development. Job Responsibilities In the role of a Construction Inspector, the candidate will be engaged in a variety of infrastructure design projects, each requiring a understanding of construction processes and a proactive approach to project management. The primary focus of these projects will be on utility coordination and construction for private developments. Please note this does not include in building MEP items but rather expansion of existing municipal infrastructure and then bringing the required utilities up to the pad prior to vertical construction. These developments may range from single-family residential projects to large-scale commercial projects, such as a 100,000 square foot office warehouse development, and we would like a a particular emphasis on the understanding of water and sewer services as well as grading and drainage. Key Duties The Construction Inspector will play a crucial role in utility coordination and construction for small private developments. When overseeing the development of a single-family residential project, the inspector would coordinate the installation of essential services such as water and sewer lines. This involves working closely with utility companies to ensure that all necessary permits and approvals are obtained and that the installation meets local regulations and standards. The inspector would also be responsible for coordinating submittals and requests for information, as well as ensuring compliance with Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) activities. In larger development projects, the Construction Inspector's expertise in utility coordination becomes even more critical. The inspector would oversee the installation of water and sewer systems, ensuring that these essential services are properly integrated into the overall infrastructure of the development. This includes reviewing and certifying monthly subcontractor invoices, preparing closeout packages in compliance with local requirements, and coordinating with utility companies to finalize services.