Distribution Utility Inspector

LEGACY SAFETY AND CONSULTING LLC•Fayetteville, AR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Distribution Utility Inspector is responsible for observing, documenting, and verifying construction activities to ensure compliance with company standards, engineered designs, manufacturer specifications, and all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. This role serves as a key liaison between construction contractors and the Company, helping maintain project quality, safety, and continuity of service to customers.

Requirements

Experience in utility inspection, natural gas distribution, or related construction environments preferred
Strong knowledge of construction standards, safety practices, and regulatory compliance
Ability to work independently and manage field responsibilities effectively
Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
Proficient in digital reporting, data collection, and photo documentation tools
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to job sites

Responsibilities

Observe and document utility construction activities to ensure compliance with company standards and regulatory requirements
Act as a liaison between the Company, contractors, to support smooth project execution
Monitor job site conditions, including safety practices and overall site appearance
Verify operator qualifications (OQs), certifications, and required documentation for construction personnel
Review and confirm field locates and excavation practices to prevent damage and ensure compliance
Inspect pipe installation, trenching, and backfilling for proper depth, materials, and clearances
Observe and document pressure testing, purging, and specialized construction activities
Maintain accurate field documentation
Capture photographic evidence of key construction activities and progress
Document changes to design through redlines and support accurate as-built records
Complete daily inspection reports and communicate deficiencies or risks in real time
Support post-construction verification, including restoration and final inspections
Inspectors are expected to maintain professional communication, protect confidential information, and represent the Company positively in all interactions with contractors, customers, and the public.