Distribution Inspector

Posted 4 days ago

techserv engineering consultingFort Worth (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Distribution Inspector Responsibilities: Utilizes the Distribution Construction Standards while performing inspections on completed projects Reviews the overall project and compares the constructed units with the construction unit manual for accuracy Inspect line construction projects to ensure proper techniques were utilized while constructing the project, i.e. connectors crimped properly, grounding connections installed correctly Will review "as built" redline drawings for accuracy compared to the field installation Update and provide any required reporting to Management During the inspection process, the inspector will provide documentation and pictures of equipment not installed to standards Requirements: General knowledge of distribution line construction methods. Able to read and understand Distribution Construction Engineering drawings. Understand Distribution Construction Standards. Generate necessary reports required. Able to utilize Microsoft suite software. Update required documents as required. Excellent communication skills that will allow them to work between Line and Engineering to discuss and resolve any construction related issues that may arise. High school diploma or GED required. Must pass a drug screen test. Must be able to pass a background check and a driving record check. First Aid/CPR Certificate a plus but not required. OSHA 30 Certificate a plus but not required.

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