An EWR (Newark Liberty International Airport) building or construction inspector monitors terminal, facility, and infrastructure projects to ensure compliance with safety codes, blueprints, and port/aviation standards.
Core Responsibilities:
Site Inspections: Monitor active construction,-reno, or trade work (building,-fire,-plumbing, or-electrical) for code and contract compliance.
Plan Review: Read and interpret blueprints, architectural drawings, and construction safety phasing plans.
Documentation: Prepare daily narratives, inspection logs, discrepancy reports, and material tracking records.
Coordination: Work with contractors, resident engineers, and airport facility personnel to resolve non-compliance or safety hazards.
Safety & Security Compliance: Enforce site safety rules and maintain required airfield access.
Typical Requirements & Qualifications
Experience:
Multi-year background (often 5–10+ years) in construction inspection, civil engineering, or a specific subcode trade (electrical, plumbing, fire, or structural).Airport/Security Access: Ability to pass background checks and obtain a SIDA badge (Security Identification Display Area).
Certifications:
Uniform Construction Code (UCC) subcode/inspector licenses or ICC (International Code Council) certifications depending on the specific municipal/authority jurisdiction. Physical/Shift Flexibility: Ability to climb ladders, inspect tight/high spaces, and occasionally work night or weekend shifts tied to airport construction windows.
Driver's License: NY or NJ
