Firestop & Building Inspector
About The Position
Perform firestop inspections in accordance with IBC Chapter 17, ASTM E2174/E2393, NFPA 101, and UL system requirements. Inspect fire-rated assemblies in commercial, industrial, healthcare (hospital/clinic), school (K–12, higher education), and institutional construction. Review and verify: Wood and light-gauge metal framing Mechanical, plumbing, and electrical firestopping Roof penetrations and assemblies EIFS and building envelope tie-ins Screw patterns and fastener inspections Intumescent coatings – dry film thickness (DFT) verification Firestop observation of various methods based on the manufacturer. Conduct site walks and document deviations or non-conformances. Review UL / Intertek firestop assembly details and verify tested system compliance. Maintain clear and professional communication with CMT project manager, general contractors, subcontractors, AHJs, owners, and engineers of record. Submit accurate daily inspection reports with photos and supporting documentation. Enforce and follow strict jobsite safety requirements per OSHA and CMT standards.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent required; associate or bachelor's degree in construction, engineering, or related field preferred.
- 2–5 years of experience in firestop inspections, building envelope inspections, or QA/QC construction roles.
- Ability to read construction plans, submittals, and firestop drawings.
- Familiarity with fire-rated wall, floor, and joint assemblies.
- Strong understanding of IBC and Colorado building practices.
- Strong communication and professional client interaction skills.
- Valid Colorado driver's license and clean driving record.
Nice To Haves
- IFC Firestop Special Inspector Certification (highly valuable)
- ASTM E2174/E2393 Firestop Inspection Training Certification
- UL Qualified Firestop Program (QFCP) Certification or Intertek Firestop Training
- ICC Fireproofing
Responsibilities
- Perform firestop inspections in accordance with IBC Chapter 17, ASTM E2174/E2393, NFPA 101, and UL system requirements.
- Inspect fire-rated assemblies in commercial, industrial, healthcare (hospital/clinic), school (K–12, higher education), and institutional construction.
- Review and verify: Wood and light-gauge metal framing Mechanical, plumbing, and electrical firestopping Roof penetrations and assemblies EIFS and building envelope tie-ins Screw patterns and fastener inspections Intumescent coatings – dry film thickness (DFT) verification Firestop observation of various methods based on the manufacturer.
- Conduct site walks and document deviations or non-conformances.
- Review UL / Intertek firestop assembly details and verify tested system compliance.
- Maintain clear and professional communication with CMT project manager, general contractors, subcontractors, AHJs, owners, and engineers of record.
- Submit accurate daily inspection reports with photos and supporting documentation.
- Enforce and follow strict jobsite safety requirements per OSHA and CMT standards.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
