Conveyance Inspector

Shums Coda Associates•Denver, CO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Shums Coda Associates, Inc. is a privately held company providing professional Building and Safety Consulting Services to clients to verify conformance with Building Codes. We are seeking a Full-time Conveyance Inspector for our clients in Colorado. Conveyance Inspectors are considered highly skilled in performing inspections of both commercial and residential projects, enforcing codes and regulations in a broad range of varied relevant code sets. The work requires independence, discretion, and finesse.

Requirements

Detailed knowledge of commercial and residential building design and construction methods; building, fire, electrical, accessibility and conveyance Codes & regulations
Professional experience performing code compliance inspections of vertical transportation equipment and systems.
Ability to read architectural, engineering and installation drawings, in addition to having a working knowledge of electrical, electronic and circuit construction principles.
Must be certified as a Qualified Elevator Inspector (ASME QEI-1) by an organization accredited by the American National Standards Institute
Demonstrate initiative and sound judgement.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently.
Demonstrate the ability to work through complex issues of code compliance and the methods for achieving results.
Strong working knowledge of MS Office products, MS Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.

Responsibilities

Perform detailed code compliance safety inspections and provide required oversight of testing procedures for vertical transportation equipment.
Witness required testing of various elevator safety components to ensure compliance with applicable safety codes and confirm that operation is in accordance with the test requirements.
Conduct final acceptance inspections of new elevator and modernized elevator systems for compliance with applicable codes.
Provide detailed inspection reports reflecting the inspection / testing results, identifying code deficiencies and recommendations.
Explain elevator safety code compliance deficiencies in order resolve identified issues.
Communicate effectively while working with facility staff and local industry contractors: lead the inspection and testing process to achieve uniform results.
Demonstrate a solid understanding of the applicable Code requirements and inform owners, operators, contractors and building department staff of observed violations. Remove unsafe conveyances from service when required.
Provide training for and demonstrate personal safety practices in the field.
Possess the ability to investigate field incidents and provide concise observations without bias.
Conduct routine code, product technology and safety training, ensuring ongoing development of inspection personnel.
Demonstrate solid decision-making practices and guide inspection personnel for personal development.
Strive to become an industry resource professional.
Provide ongoing effort to increase client base.
Other duties as assigned.