Job Description
MEP Inspector – Federal Construction Project
Location: On‑site (Federal Facility)
Employment Type: Contract (Estimated Completion 9/30)
We are seeking an experienced MEP Inspector to support a federal construction project involving the construction of a new storage module , integration of advanced mechanical and electrical systems into an existing facility, and upgrades to electrical switchgear infrastructure . This role is critical to ensuring all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work meets federal standards, project specifications, and quality requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform detailed inspections of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations to ensure compliance with federal codes, project drawings, and technical specifications
- Monitor construction of a new storage module, verifying proper installation of integrated MEP systems
- Responsible for scheduling, coordinating, performing specialized field inspection for designated discipline as well as other related disciplines.
- Inspects work at the site(s) for contract and code compliance, proficient with construction management software like E-Builder.
- Recommend approvals or rejections of materials and workmanship as appropriate; monitor labor and safety requirements; complete written inspection reports, records of defects; and omissions; and similar activities.
- Oversee integration of new mechanical and electrical systems with existing facility infrastructure, ensuring seamless and compliant tie‑ins
- Inspect electrical switchgear upgrades for safety, quality, and adherence to federal standards
- Document deficiencies, issue corrective actions, and verify resolution
- Coordinate with contractors, engineers, and federal stakeholders to maintain alignment on quality expectations
- Prepare daily inspection reports and maintain accurate project records
- Ensure all work follows OSHA, federal, and project‑specific safety requirements
Required Qualifications
- 15+ years of experience in MEP inspection or related construction oversight
- OSHA 30 certification
- USACE Construction Quality Management (CQM) certification
- Strong knowledge of federal construction standards, including mechanical, electrical, and life‑safety systems
- Experience inspecting system tie‑ins, switchgear upgrades, and complex MEP installations
- Excellent documentation, communication, and coordination skills
Job Tags
Contract work, For contractors,