Field Quality Verifier (Building Inspections / Energy Efficiency)

Harris Energy Solutions•New York, NY

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Harris Energy Solutions, LLC (HES) is seeking a detail-oriented Inspector to join our field inspections team supporting a utility program in New York. The Inspector will perform on-site air sealing and attic insulation inspections at multifamily properties, document conditions through photos and video, and produce post-inspection reports. This is a field-based role that benefits from solid attention to detail, good documentation habits, and the ability to manage a regular schedule of inspections across multiple sites.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Comfort with basic technology — smartphones, tablets, cameras, and email.
Good written communication and attention to detail.
Ability to travel reliably to job sites within the assigned region.
Ability to work independently and manage a regular schedule of field visits.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.

Nice To Haves

Some prior experience or interest in building inspections, construction, weatherization, or energy efficiency.
A valid driver’s license is helpful but not required if you can consistently reach sites by public transportation, as many of our inspectors do.
BPI Building Analyst, BPI Multifamily Building Analyst, or similar certification.
HERS Rater, RESNET, or comparable credential.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.
Prior experience with multifamily building inspections.
Additional coursework, training, or certifications in construction, building science, energy efficiency, or a related field is a plus, but not required.
Relevant hands-on experience may be considered in place of formal education.

Responsibilities

Conduct on-site air sealing and attic insulation inspections at multifamily properties.
Verify that installed work meets program specifications and applicable standards.
Inspect related building envelope measures as assigned, such as roof and wall insulation, above-deck roof insulation, and window replacement.
Perform interim envelope inspections prior to areas being enclosed; document any areas that have become inaccessible.
Identify deficiencies, incomplete work, or safety concerns and document them clearly in the field report.
Capture date- and time-stamped photographs and video of pre-existing conditions, in-progress work, and completed installations.
Complete pre- and post-inspection reports using approved templates, with accuracy and clarity.
Submit inspection reports in a timely manner, in line with project needs.
Maintain organized records of all inspections, photos, and supporting documentation.
Confirm scope of work and required documentation prior to each site visit.
Coordinate site access and scheduling logistics with property contacts and program staff.
Communicate proactively about scheduling, availability, or anything that may affect inspection workflow.
Represent HES professionally to property owners, contractors, building staff, and program partners.
Follow program protocols, inspection checklists, and reporting standards.
Stay current on program guidelines and any updates to inspection requirements.
Conduct inspections in compliance with applicable health and safety standards.