The Utility Construction Inspector surveils and evaluates suppliers to ensure delivered equipment meets company quality standards, regulatory requirements, and performance specifications. The role involves travel for onsite inspections, document reviews, functional testing, and continuous improvement activities that protect product integrity and maintain supplier accountability. The inspector manages supplier corrective requests; prepares, completes, and maintains audit reports and supplier files; communicates audit information to suppliers and cross-functional teams; reviews supplier change notifications; and performs supplier audits as needed. The role also develops measurement techniques for product release, supports external manufacturing areas, monitors quality metrics and sample plans, addresses non-conforming products, and assists with corrective and preventive action investigations to determine root causes. Additional duties include reviewing incoming products for defects, tracking supplier quality and defect rates, serving as a liaison among senior management, clients, and vendors, and interpreting work instructions and drawings. Work is on an as-needed basis with no guaranteed hours. Rates are based on experience and current certifications. Applicants should include related experience and current certifications with their resume submission.
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Education Level
High school or GED