Electrical Inspector

AECOM•Atlanta, GA

9h•Onsite

About The Position

AECOM is seeking an onsite, full-time Electrical Inspector to support the US Army Corps of Engineers at Ft. Stewart, Georgia. The role focuses on field inspection and quality assurance for electrical and telecommunications work on a large vertical DoD construction project. The inspector will check installations, document deficiencies, verify safety and construction compliance, maintain project records in the Resident Management System (RMS), and support meetings, reviews, and commissioning.

Requirements

High school education and 10 years of relevant experience in construction practices, engineering, procedures, and testing, including large vertical DoD construction projects.
Three years of commissioning experience.
U.S. citizenship.
Pass state and federal criminal history/security background checks.
Pass a pre-employment drug screen.
Ability to move around indoor and outdoor construction sites with uneven terrain and variable environmental conditions for up to 50% of the time.
Ability to perform repetitive bending or stooping, repetitive or fine hand movements, work at heights, and lift and carry equipment weighing less than 25 pounds on occasion.
Ability at times to work with arms above shoulder level, use power gripping or squeezing, climb stairs and portable ladders, wear fall protection, work in confined spaces, and lift more than 25 pounds.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, including gloves, safety glasses or goggles, face shield, safety shoes or boots, hard hat, hearing protection, and fall protection.

Nice To Haves

Certified Level II electrical QC inspector.
USACE experience.
EM 385-1-1 training.
OSHA 30-hour training.
National Electrical Code familiarity.
Commissioning or Low Voltage Certification.
Knowledge of HVAC, piping, plumbing, and building control systems.
Experience using RMS.
Construction Quality Management for Contractors Certification (CQM-C).

Responsibilities

Perform field inspections and quality assurance.
Conduct daily site walks to inspect electrical installations, including power, lighting, grounding, fire alarm, telecommunications, security, generators, and medium voltage.
Perform three-phase inspections for electrical and telecommunications distribution infrastructure and fire alarm/MNS.
Document deficiencies and track corrective actions.
Confirm installation methods, conduit routing, cable sizing, panel labeling, bonding, and equipment placement.
Update daily reports, inspections, and QA observations in RMS.
Verify contractor compliance with USACE EM 385-1-1 safety requirements.
Participate in weekly progress meetings.
Interface with the third-party commissioning agent to facilitate commissioning and validate results.
Use RMS to write daily reports, track and respond to RFIs, and provide solutions.
Attend preparatory meetings and briefings, and provide submittal, RFI, claim, and estimate reviews.