Chief Construction Inspector, Public Improvement Construction

Consolidated Edison, Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Consolidated Edison, Inc. seeks a Chief Construction Inspector to lead and supervise field inspectors and construction reps on public improvement projects in New York.

You will ensure work aligns with layouts, specs, and regulatory requirements, interface with utilities, agencies, and contractors, and oversee documentation, safety, and turnover. Responsibilities include coordinating scopes, reviewing field conditions, tracking invoices and payments, and monitoring schedules, expenditures, and

Qualifications

• Experience leading field inspectors and construction reps.
• Ability to coordinate multiple priorities with stakeholders.
• Strong understanding of construction documentation and regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities

• Supervise inspectors and construction reps on public projects.
• Review scope, field conditions, documentation, and invoices.
• Monitor safety, schedules, expenditures, and RAP funding.
• Ensure work complies with layouts, specs, and regulations.

Skills

Leadership

Field supervision

Project coordination

Safety compliance

Communication

Job description

The Chief Construction Inspector (CCI) is a first-line supervisory position within Public Improvement Construction responsible for supervising and overseeing Inspectors and Construction Representatives assigned to public improvement projects. The CCI serves as the primary field interface with company organizations, municipal agency representatives, and contractors; supports constructability reviews and project turnover; reviews project scope, field conditions, documentation, invoices, and payment support; monitors safety, training, schedules, expenditures, accruals, appropriations, and RAP funding; and ensures that work affecting company facilities is properly documented, supported, protected, and constructed in accordance with applicable layouts, specifications, procedures, and regulatory requirements. This position requires field leadership, sound judgment, timely communication, and the ability to coordinate multiple priorities across internal and external stakeholders.

This position does not provide employment pursuant to the terms of a STEM OPT Training Plan.