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Struction Solutions, LLC is seeking experienced Construction Inspectors to support multifamily construction inspection projects. Inspectors will perform comprehensive inspections through all construction phases, document progress and deficiencies, and support contract administration.
The role requires hands-on inspection experience, with demonstrated work on multifamily projects and the ability to document and verify compliance with applicable requirements and HUD MAP guidelines.
Struction Solutions is seeking experienced Construction Inspectors to support multifamily construction inspection projects. Inspectors will be responsible for performing comprehensive inspections throughout all phases of construction, documenting progress and deficiencies, evaluating compliance with applicable requirements, and supporting construction contract administration.
This position requires significant hands-on construction inspection experience, including demonstrated experience with multifamily projects.
Applicants must possess at least three (3) years of satisfactory construction inspection experience related to the types of inspection activities required for the assigned projects.
Qualifying inspection experience must be recent and have been obtained within the past six (6) years.
Candidates must meet one of the following experience standards:
At least three (3) years of recent multifamily construction inspection experience; OR
At least five (5) years of construction inspection experience involving a combination of multifamily, single-family, and commercial construction, with at least one (1) year specifically involving multifamily construction projects.
Applicants must be able to document the specific multifamily projects used to demonstrate their qualifying experience.
For each applicable multifamily project, candidates should be prepared to provide:
Project name
Project address/location
Number of residential units
Dates or length of time assigned to the project
Inspection role and responsibilities
Reference/contact who can verify the experience
Candidates must demonstrate experience performing inspections across multiple activities and phases of construction. Experience limited to only one construction activity, trade, or discipline will not satisfy the position requirements.
Qualified inspectors should have demonstrated experience with:
Construction progress and compliance inspections
Multiple phases of multifamily construction
Review of construction methods, materials, and workmanship
Identification and documentation of deficiencies and noncompliant work
Construction plans, drawings, specifications, and related documentation
Construction contract administration activities
Inspection reports, field documentation, photographs, and supporting records
Verification of corrective work and completion of identified deficiencies
Coordination with owners, contractors, architects, project managers, and other project stakeholders
Candidates must have a demonstrated record of performing acceptable construction inspections and related construction contract administration activities.
Inspectors must demonstrate strong knowledge and familiarity with:
Construction practices and terminology
Construction inspection methods and procedures
Construction administration
National building codes and applicable standards
Current standard construction methods and procedures
Multifamily construction practices
HUD regulations applicable to multifamily construction
HUD Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP) Guide requirements
Evaluating compliance by owners, builders/contractors, and supervisory architects
Inspectors must possess sufficient knowledge and experience to recognize construction conditions that do not comply with applicable plans, specifications, codes, standards, regulations, or program requirements.
Candidates must also demonstrate knowledge of and familiarity with applicable Federal accessibility requirements and standards, including:
Fair Housing Act (FHA)
Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines (FHAG)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS)
Inspectors must be capable of identifying potential accessibility compliance issues during construction inspections and appropriately documenting their findings.
Some projects may involve greater technical complexity or specialized construction conditions. Assignment to these projects will be based on the inspector's demonstrated background, qualifications, and ability to successfully perform the required inspections.