Utility Inspector

ENTRUST Solutions Group•Fort Collins, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ENTRUST Solutions Group is seeking a Utility Inspector to support underground gas utility projects. This role is responsible for performing field inspections related to new business construction, including pre‑construction, in‑process, and post‑installation inspections of trenching, conduit, and associated facilities. This position requires strong field judgment, the ability to coordinate directly with utility customers and contractors, and the flexibility to respond quickly to short‑notice inspection requests.

Requirements

Prior experience inspecting gas utility construction, particularly trenching and conduit installations
Working knowledge of gas utility construction standards
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to respond to short‑notice inspection requests
Ability to work independently in outdoor field environments
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to project sites as required

Nice To Haves

The utility will not provide specific training for this scope of work
Inspectors are expected to have the experience and knowledge necessary to perform inspections independently

Responsibilities

Communicate directly with utility customers and/or customer contractors to coordinate and schedule pre‑ and post‑construction inspections
Capable of inspecting all facets of ECDA digs and assessments including excavation, direct examination, coating and backfilling.
Understanding the ECDA process and the associated testing/ reporting.
Respond to inspection requests with as little as two (2) business days’ notice, recognizing the safety and constructability concerns associated with open trenches
Verify installations comply with Electric and Gas Company Standards, project‑specific drawings, and specifications
Work independently in the field while maintaining clear communication with utility supervisors and engineering staff
Complete an inspection report for each site visit, including a checklist of items reviewed and supporting photographs
Maintain a running deficiency tracking log and distribute updates weekly to engineering staff
Tracking logs will include, at a minimum: project name, work order, inspection date, inspector, deficiency noted, engineer name, and status
Notify the utility supervisor directly via phone or email when deficiencies are identified in the field