Mechanical Construction Inspector

Position Description: As a member of the Modernization Project Office, the experienced mechanical inspector will inspect commercial plumbing /mechanical/HVAC work associated with new construction and/or renovation work to ensure conformance with contract documents and applicable codes and standards. The ideal candidate will have field experience in construction with an emphasis on HVAC, plumbing, pipe fitting and fire protection.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Preparation of daily narrative reports. Daily verification of work performed and confirmation that materials and workmanship match specifications and shop drawings. Coordination of construction work with facility operations and other stakeholders. Responsible for verification of quality of work and installation in accordance with NYS building codes. Verification of contractor installation methods with contract drawings and specifications. Conformance with contractual safety requirements.

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Bachelors of Science Degree or NICET III certification or a comparable combination of education and experience.5 or more years' experience in construction installation and inspection of large scale commercial HVAC units, industrial size chillers and cooling towers, and commercial ductwork. Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook).Working knowledge of the latest version of the mechanical and plumbing ICC building codes. Experience testing and trouble shooting HVAC, chiller, cooling tower, and ductwork startup issues typically encountered during construction. Working knowledge of testing methods and criteria for all types of mechanical systems is required. Demonstrated commitment to working safely, acting ethically, and taking personal accountability for operational excellence. Valid driver's license. The ability to work Overtime on weekends or extended hours to accommodate contractor work schedules.

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