Elevator Inspector (QEI)- Omaha, Nebraska

Benelux•Omaha, NE

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Elevator Inspector conducts trade-specific inspections of elevators, escalators, mechanized walkways, and other lift machinery. The role verifies that equipment operation, construction, retrofits, repairs, and related field work comply with applicable codes, drawings, plans, specifications, and contract documents. The inspector identifies defects or faults and recommends or stipulates corrective measures in accordance with jurisdictional requirements. Work is primarily in an industrial field environment, with daily exposure to operating machinery and limited office time. The position requires either current Qualified Elevator Inspector (QEI) certification or five years of elevator-industry experience performing inspections, service, repairs, or testing of elevator systems. Engineering education may substitute for two years of field experience. The inspector must understand elevator and lift systems, applicable safety codes and jurisdictional requirements, and be able to interpret plans, schematics, and code documents. Bureau Veritas offers an hourly rate of $40–$55 plus commission, retirement benefits, paid time off, and up to four hours of annual volunteer time off.

Requirements

Current QEI (Qualified Elevator Inspector) certification, or five years of elevator-industry experience performing elevator inspections, service, repairs, and/or testing of elevator systems.
Engineering-discipline education may substitute for two years of field experience.
Knowledge of methods and practices for installing, repairing, and maintaining electric and hydraulic elevators, escalators, and moving walks.
Knowledge of fundamental mechanical and electrical principles as applied to elevators and similar controls.
Knowledge of construction stages when potential violations and defects can most readily be observed and corrected.
Knowledge of the American National Standard Safety Code for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators and Moving Walks, as referenced and amended in the Construction Code, and of jurisdictional requirements.
Ability to use graphic instructions such as blueprints, schematic drawings, and layouts, and to comprehend and draw inferences from written materials and code documents.
Demonstrated knowledge of computer software applications such as MS Office, Excel, and Access.
Ability to perform the essential duties satisfactorily; reasonable accommodations may be made for individuals with disabilities.

Responsibilities

Perform trade-specific code and/or quality-control inspections on phases and aspects of elevator and lift equipment.
Detect possible defects and faults in equipment installation, maintenance, or operation, and recommend or stipulate appropriate remedial measures under jurisdictional requirements.
Read, interpret, and understand equipment operation and installation plans and instructions.
Use standard testing devices and methods to verify that equipment operation meets established requirements.
Apply code requirements and related standards consistently in accordance with state, local, and national regulations and department policies.
Coordinate work schedules with elevator service companies and technicians to support operational efficiency.
Work cooperatively with property managers, service companies, and the general public.
Conduct work according to established safety practices and ensure work is completed without creating hazards to self or others.