Field Verification Technician (Part Time)
building people career centerNew York (NY)
Field Verification Technician (Part Time)
Posted 2 days ago
building people career centerNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
The Building People are seeking a qualified Field Verification Technician to support a growing portfolio of federal government, local government, non-profit, and commercial customers – all while operating remotely. The Field Verification Technician will have the following responsibilities:
Attend in-person meetings when remote participation is not possible, wherein the meetings will occur on short notice (within one to two hours).
Attend one meeting per week, and up to three meetings per week, onsite at government facilities.
Accompany assessment vendor on site visits to the identified sites to validate that compliance and assessment requirements are met by walking with the assessors, viewing the data they are taking and how they are documenting the data in accordance with the requirements.
Collect field data (inventory and inspection) independent of or with the assessment vendor to validate the data taken by the assessor is in compliance with the contract and assessment requirements.
Compare collected data to the uploaded data taken by the assessment vendor into the client database notating any discrepancies which in turn is reported to the client.
Report assessment vendor discrepancies found to the client and Quality Assurance Lead.
Provide reports and analysis as required by leadership.
Locate and define new process improvement opportunities.
Perform field work on-site in both CONUS and OCONUS on trips lasting anywhere from 1-3 weeks.
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