Utility Inspector

The Utility Inspector is responsible for ensuring the accurate identification, location, and proper handling of existing underground utilities during pipeline construction projects.

The key duties and responsibilities include:

• Review project plans, drawings, and utility records to identify potential utility conflicts along the proposed pipeline route.
• Coordinate with utility owners (gas, electric, water, telecom, etc.) to ensure accurate marking of their facilities within the project area.
• Conduct site visits and visual inspections to verify marked utility locations and identify any unmarked or undocumented utilities.
• Monitor all excavation activities near existing utilities to ensure proper clearances are maintained and facilities are not damaged.
• Document and report any utility strikes or damages immediately, following established protocols.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable regulations, codes, and industry best practices related to utility locating and protection.
• Collaborate with construction crews, surveyors, and project managers to resolve utility conflicts and implement necessary measures for utility protection or relocation.
• Maintain detailed records and prepare reports on utility-related activities throughout the project lifecycle.

• Relevant experience in utility locating, construction inspection, or related field.
• Familiarity with utility mapping systems, locating equipment, and marking standards.
• Knowledge of applicable regulations and safety practices for utility excavation and damage prevention.
• Strong communication and documentation skills.
• Ability to work outdoors and traverse construction sites safely.