Tunnel Inspector - Gateway Hudson Tunnel Project

Parsons•Newark, NJ

7h•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is seeking a Tunnel Inspector to work on the Gateway Hudson Tunnel Project, a major rail infrastructure program connecting Newark, New Jersey, and New York City. The Hudson Tunnel Project includes construction of a new two-track tunnel beneath the Hudson River connecting to Penn Station New York and full rehabilitation of the existing North River Tunnel. The position provides on-site inspection and oversight of excavation, shaft, and tunneling activities. The inspector verifies that work, materials, and equipment comply with project specifications, engineering plans, drawings, quality standards, and safety requirements. The role is on-site 100% of the time and requires a background in heavy civil construction, large shafts, excavation, and tunneling.

Requirements

High school diploma and an associate's degree in a technical discipline or construction-related field, or equivalent work experience.
10+ years of related experience in heavy construction projects.
Solid background in heavy civil construction, with a focus on large shafts and excavation.
Tunneling experience.
Ability to work on-site 100% of the time to provide continuous oversight.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in a related field.
Experience with heavy civil earthworks, tunnel, or major transportation infrastructure projects.
Experience with megaprojects in the rail and transit industry.
Experience working with multiple partners and clients.

Responsibilities

Perform daily site inspections of excavation and shaft activities to verify compliance with project specifications, safety standards, and engineering plans.
Verify that excavation practices meet design requirements for tunneling and large shafts, and that work follows specifications and drawings.
Coordinate independent testing and field operations among contractors, subcontractors, and stakeholders.
Enforce on-site safety standards, including OSHA and other regulatory protocols; identify and report hazards or violations and ensure contractors follow site-specific safety plans.
Inspect excavation and tunneling materials and equipment for compliance with quality standards.
Document and report deviations or deficiencies and work with contractors to resolve them promptly.
Maintain detailed records of daily activities, site conditions, and inspection results; provide progress reports and document issues and corrective actions.
Work with construction supervisors and engineers to address inspection concerns and communicate findings and solutions to on-site issues, including unexpected ground conditions or equipment adjustments.