Details: $55-65/hr, healthcare and dental benefits after 90 days company paid, 200 per diem, In addition, AAIS will offer you mobilization and a demobilization stipend of $0.76 per mile and your hourly rate based on MapQuest directions not to exceed $1,000.

POSITION SUMMARY

Perform coordinated field quality inspections across mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, emphasizing installation workmanship, multi-trade interfaces, required testing, and documented readiness for commissioning. This is an inspection position, not an MEP management or trade superintendent role.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

� Inspect mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work against approved drawings, specifications, submittals, ITPs, manufacturer instructions, and applicable quality criteria.

� Mechanical: verify equipment placement, supports, piping and ductwork installation, valves, insulation, identification, and required pressure/leak or functional-test documentation.

� Electrical: observe equipment setting, supports, raceways, cable tray, grounding/bonding, identification, and interface readiness; escalate discipline-specific technical items.

� Plumbing: observe domestic/sanitary/storm systems as applicable, piping supports/slope, fixture/equipment connections, labeling, and required pressure or leak tests.

� Identify clashes or quality gaps at interfaces such as equipment clearances, utility connections, penetrations, access, sequencing, and controls coordination.

� Witness specified ITP activities and testing where qualified and authorized; preserve test results and inspection evidence.

� Create daily field reports and punch/NCR entries; follow deficiencies to documented resolution with the responsible subcontractor and discipline specialists.

� Coordinate with discipline inspectors, field leads, QA/QC management, and commissioning personnel on turnover and startup prerequisites.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

� Relevant multi-discipline MEP construction/inspection background and ability to read MEP plans and specifications.

� Practical knowledge of HVAC/mechanical systems, power distribution interfaces, plumbing, and inspection documentation.

� Clear technical reporting and proficiency with digital QC tracking; ability to recognize when specialist inspection is necessary.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

� 5+ years of complex commercial, industrial, or mission-critical construction experience.

� Experience with data center cooling equipment, HVAC, pumps/piping, power distribution interfaces, and startup/commissioning phases.

� OSHA 30; applicable trade credentials or inspection certifications; Procore or similar software.

EXPECTED DELIVERABLES

Daily MEP inspection logs; multi-trade interface observations; ITP witness records; punch/NCR status; testing-record reviews; commissioning and turnover punch documentation.