Civil/Mechanical Inspector

Epcon; Eagle Mountain (UT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Epcon is seeking a mechanical/civil inspector to support an on-site power generation facility delivering power to a data center. You will coordinate mechanical and civil work, review drawings to identify conflicts, and align field activities across engineering, construction, and commissioning.

The role requires reading mechanical and civil drawings, strong communication, and effective field coordination in a fast-moving construction environment.

Qualifications

• Experience coordinating both mechanical and civil scopes (dual-discipline strongly preferred).
• Background in power generation, energy, or heavy industrial construction is a plus.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical and civil drawings.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate mechanical and civil work across engineering, construction, and commissioning.
• Review drawings and specs to catch conflicts between disciplines before they hit the field.
• Track installation progress, sequencing, and field changes across both scopes.
• Serve as the field liaison between mechanical and civil crews, contractors, and project management.
• Support RFIs, submittals, and documentation for both disciplines.
• Flag schedule, scope, or interface issues early and drive them to resolution.

Skills

Dual-discipline coordination

Drawings interpretation

Field coordination

Job description

Mechanical/ Civil Inspector

Project Length: 12–24 months
Project Type: On-site power generation facility supplying a data center via gas-powered turbines

Overview

We’re looking for an inspector who can handle both mechanical and civil coordination on a power generation project supporting a new data center. The site runs gas-fired turbines to generate electricity, and you’ll keep mechanical and civil scopes aligned across construction and commissioning.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate mechanical and civil work across engineering, construction, and commissioning
• Review drawings and specs to catch conflicts between disciplines before they hit the field
• Track installation progress, sequencing, and field changes across both scopes
• Serve as the field liaison between mechanical and civil crews, contractors, and project management
• Support RFIs, submittals, and documentation for both disciplines
• Flag schedule, scope, or interface issues early and drive them to resolution

Qualifications

• Experience coordinating both mechanical and civil scopes (dual-discipline strongly preferred)
• Background in power generation, energy, or heavy industrial construction a plus
• Able to read and interpret mechanical and civil drawings
• Strong communication and field coordination skills
• Comfortable working across teams in a fast-moving construction environment
• Able to commit to a 1–2 year project