Utility Gas Distribution Inspector

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joe knowsNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 per year

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About the role

We are seeking a highly motivated Utility Gas Distribution Inspector to provide field leadership and oversight on gas construction projects throughout the NYC market. This role requires inspectors who can confidently operate in a fast-paced, highly regulated, and unpredictable urban environment, including work on gas distribution systems and LNG facilities. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced gas professionals to demonstrate leadership, elevate safety and quality standards, and continue advancing their careers. Compensation & SupportDaily per diemMileage and toll reimbursementOptional housing availablePay rate varies based on experience and OQsSome overtime availableResponsibilities: Inspect work performed by construction contractors to ensure compliance with specifications, approved work methods, and proper use of tools, equipment, and materialsEnsure all construction activities meet company standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practicesMaintain accurate and detailed field documentation, including daily reports, material usage and locations, and field test recordsEnforce OSHA requirements and ensure all job sites meet or exceed safety and environmental policiesVerify contractor equipment is used safely and within operational limitsUnderstand and implement all Environment, Health, and Safety Plan (E-HASP) requirementsSupport inspection and oversight activities at LNG facilities, as requiredCoordinate professionally with contractors, utilities, inspectors, and stakeholders on a daily basisProvide input and support during Quality Assurance field visitsMaintain a professional appearance and strong on-site presenceManage multiple projects simultaneously at varying stages, from active construction through close-outQualifications: API 1169 certification requiredPrior experience in excavation, road, or utility constructionExperience inspecting underground gas distribution systems and/or LNG facilitiesAbility to work effectively in the NYC market, including traffic, permitting constraints, public interaction, and changing field conditionsStrong organizational skills with attention to detail and documentation accuracyWorking knowledge of OSHA and utility safety requirementsManagerial and leadership capability, with strong communication skillsComputer literacy and familiarity with field reporting systemsHigh School diploma, GED, or equivalent work experience Compensation: $100,000+Inspect work performed by construction contractors to ensure compliance with specifications, approved work methods, and proper use of tools, equipment, and materialsEnsure all construction activities meet company standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practicesMaintain accurate and detailed field documentation, including daily reports, material usage and locations, and field test recordsEnforce OSHA requirements and ensure all job sites meet or exceed safety and environmental policiesVerify contractor equipment is used safely and within operational limitsUnderstand and implement all Environment, Health, and Safety Plan (E-HASP) requirementsSupport inspection and oversight activities at LNG facilities, as requiredCoordinate professionally with contractors, utilities, inspectors, and stakeholders on a daily basisProvide input and support during Quality Assurance field visitsMaintain a professional appearance and strong on-site presenceManage multiple projects simultaneously at varying stages, from active construction through close-outCompensation:$100,000 per year

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