Mechanical Project Inspector

Cumming Group•Houston, TX

1d•$66,600 - $84,333

About The Position

The Mechanical Project Inspector represents Facilities Management projects by providing quality control and mechanical systems inspection expertise. The role works on construction projects to ensure that materials and equipment at any phase of manufacture, shop or field fabrication, delivery, or installation comply with contract documents. Experience in healthcare construction is required. The inspector serves as a liaison among the Construction Contracts Manager, operations, the Owner, and the contractor during construction. The position also requires maintaining thorough project records and attending work during normal business hours.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience with ICC codes, specifically mechanical codes.
At least 2 years of experience with state-specific ICC mechanical codes.
Experience in healthcare construction is required.
Preferred education: bachelor’s degree in construction management, architecture, mechanical engineering, surveying, or a related field.
Preferred certification: Certified Mechanical Inspector (CMI), an appropriate state-issued Mechanical Inspector certification, or an equivalent license.
Ability to understand how the role contributes to organizational goals.
Ability to deliver quality work and model organizational core values.
Accountability for individual and team goals.
Consistent communication and collaboration with team members and clients.
Ability to build relationships with peers, leaders, and clients.
Proactive participation in self-development to enhance current skills and develop skills for current responsibilities and career progression.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in construction management, architecture, mechanical engineering, surveying, or a related field.
Certified Mechanical Inspector (CMI), an appropriate state-issued Mechanical Inspector certification, or an equivalent license.

Responsibilities

Inspect materials, installation, and work layout at project sites, and evaluate acceptability.
With the Construction Contracts Manager’s approval, determine whether materials or work are unacceptable and notify the contractor.
Serve as liaison between the Construction Contracts Manager, operations, the Owner, and the contractor during construction.
Perform or supervise quality control testing.
Maintain accurate project records, including daily job logs, weekly progress meeting updates, contractor progress meeting updates, and quality control or inspection findings concerning materials, work, and the job site.
Verify contractor quantities for monthly pay estimates.
Attend work during normal business hours.
Perform other duties as assigned.