Sacramento - Construction Inspector - Water Main & Water Meter Retrofit Project Sacramento, CA

Hourly: $40.00 - $45.00 per hour

Schedule: 8 hour shift
• Monday to Friday

Work Location: On the road (Sacramento, CA)

• Water Utility/Pipeline/Water Meter Inspection.
• Utilities Water Troubleshooting.
• Hot tapping on existing water mains.
• Water system installation of new pipelines, replacement, and repairs.
• Hydrostatic Pressure testing.
• Inspection of various types of pipelines including Ductile Iron pipe.
• Inspecting various projects that include but are not limited to Watermain Replacements, Developers, Reservoirs, New Installations, etc.
• Overseeing General Contractors.
• Ensuring that the projects are in compliance with the codes, construction documents, contracts and meets client’s specifications.

• Must have project experience in tank and sanitation.
• Must be able to read drawings, plans and permits.
• Must be able to prepare daily inspection reports using Microsoft Word.

O2

EPCM, Inc. is a prominent award-winning experienced firm providing Professional, Technical, Consulting and Management Services in the Planning, Design, Engineering and Construction Industry to Local, State, Federal Government Agencies, Utility Companies and Private Clients. We are dedicated to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions for a variety of projects.

NO PER DIEM. These are W2, long-term jobs with full benefits. NO relocation packages.

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