Senior Project Coordinator Inspector

Project Coordinator/Inspector Senior

The Project Coordinator/Inspector Senior performs ongoing construction inspection and coordination activities on a variety of site, building, remodel, and renewal projects, evaluating all phases of projects to monitor progress, support quality assurance and ensure compliance with approved plans, specifications, and applicable regulations.

• Performs advanced construction inspection and coordination activities on large, complex modernization and new construction projects involving multiple trades and building systems.
• Reviews project plans, specifications, and construction documents for constructability, completeness, and compliance with District standards.
• Conducts comprehensive inspections to ensure quality assurance, proper construction practices, and adherence to plans, specifications, and applicable codes and regulations.
• Monitors project progress, schedules, and contractor performance to ensure work is completed in accordance with project requirements, timelines, and budget expectations.
• Observes field tests, specialized inspections, and technical installations to verify compliance with industry standards and approved construction documents.
• Identifies construction deficiencies, code issues, or non‑conforming work and coordinates corrective actions with contractors, architects, and District staff.
• Maintains and reviews detailed project documentation including daily reports, inspection records, change documentation, and as‑built drawings.
• Co‑ordinates project activities with contractors, consultants, District departments, site personnel, and external agencies to support effective project delivery.
• Conducts project meetings, site walkthroughs, and final inspections to verify completion, quality, and compliance prior to project closeout and final payment recommendations.
• Assists in monitoring labor compliance requirements and performs site interviews when required to verify adherence to labor regulations.
• Reviews contractor work schedules and sequencing to identify potential conflicts, delays, or coordination issues.
• Provides technical guidance and mentorship to Project Coordinator/Inspectors on inspection procedures, documentation standards, and construction practices.
• Evaluates field conditions and exercises independent judgment in resolving complex construction issues within established District policies and standards.
• Assists with project cost evaluations, schedule assessments, and constructability considerations when reviewing project changes or field conditions.
• Supports project closeout activities including verification of punch list completion, as‑built documentation, and warranty coordination.
• Works independently with minimal supervision while coordinating closely with District leadership on complex or high‑impact issues.
• Solicits and reviews proposals from vendors and contractors for District‑performed work.
• Assists in estimating and coordinating projects performed by District maintenance or shop personnel.
• Procures materials and coordinates scheduling for District‑performed construction or repair work.
• Inspects work performed by District trades to verify quality, completeness, and adherence to project requirements.
• May perform other duties as assigned.

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Seven (7) years of journey‑level experience in multiple building construction types required.
• Building inspection and code experience preferred.
• Supervisory construction experience with multiple trades (i.e., as a Foreman or Superintendent for a general contractor) required.

• Valid Nevada State Driver’s license with an acceptable driving record required.
• International Code Council (ICC) certifications or recognized equivalent preferred.

• Advanced modern building construction methods, materials, tools, and equipment across multiple trades.
• Construction safety practices, hazard mitigation, and regulatory compliance.
• Architectural planning, design principles, and construction sequencing to prevent defects.
• Knowledge of federal, state, and local building, mechanical, electrical, fire, ADAAA, and…