Plumbing Quality Inspector

Plumbing Solutions LLC; Augusta (GA); On-site; USD 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Flexible work schedule

Job summary

A family-owned plumbing company in Augusta, GA, is seeking a Quality Inspector to ensure that plumbing systems in new residential construction meet safety standards and regulations. The ideal candidate must have a plumbing license and a strong understanding of installation techniques and local codes. This role offers a fast-growing environment with competitive pay, health insurance, and a supportive work culture. Responsibilities include inspecting installations, preparing reports, and advising contractors on compliance issues.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of experience in residential plumbing, construction inspection, or quality control.
• Comprehensive understanding of plumbing systems and installation techniques.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and schematics.

Responsibilities

• Inspect plumbing systems in new construction homes to ensure quality standards.
• Prepare detailed inspection reports and maintain accurate records.
• Advise contractors and homeowners on plumbing regulations.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Excellent Communication Skills

Analytical Problem Solving

Education

Plumbing license or inspection certification

Job description

Quality Inspector – New Residential Plumbing Quality Inspector

Augusta, GA

$35,000-$45,000 Based on Experience

We are a family-owned and operated company with a strong commitment to our employees and clients. We are seeking a dedicated Quality Inspector to join our team. As a plumbing Quality Inspector, you will be responsible for inspecting plumbing systems in new construction homes, ensuring that all work is performed to the highest standards. We offer competitive pay and benefits package, a supportive work environment, and opportunities for growth within our company.

Does This Sound Like You?

• A keen eye for spotting even minor plumbing issues that could lead to bigger problems
• Understand plumbing systems, materials, and installation techniques, as well as local building codes
• Assess plumbing installations and determine whether they meet safety and quality standards
• Ability to explain findings clearly to builders and contractors
• Don’t just identify issues, but also recommend solutions
• Uphold industry standards and ensure compliance with regulations
• Enjoy working in the field rather than being confined to an office

The Experience We’d Love To See

• A strong understanding of plumbing systems, materials, and installation techniques is essential
• Previous experience in home inspections or quality control, especially in construction or plumbing, is highly valued
• A thorough knowledge of local, state, and national plumbing codes is crucial for ensuring compliance
• The ability to identify even minor issues in plumbing installations is key to maintaining high-quality standards
• Inspectors often need to explain findings to builders, contractors, or homeowners, so clear and professional communication is important
• The ability to recommend solutions for non-compliance or defects is a valuable asset

What You’ll Get To Do

• Examine installations, fixtures, and equipment to ensure they function properly and meet regulatory requirements
• Prepare detailed inspection reports and maintain records
• Spotting violations or non-compliance and recommending corrective actions
• Advising contractors, plumbers, and property owners on plumbing regulations and safety standards
• Keep up with changes in plumbing codes, regulations, and industry trends

Why You Want This Job

• The demand for quality plumbing inspections remains strong, especially with ongoing residential construction projects
• If you enjoy practical problem-solving and working in the field rather than in an office, this role offers plenty of opportunities
• You play a crucial role in making sure plumbing systems meet safety standards and function properly
• With experience, you can advance into supervisory roles
• Plumbing inspectors often earn solid wages, especially with developing experience
• You help homeowners avoid costly plumbing issues by ensuring installations are done right the first time

This Position Offers

• A fast-growing industry with a rapidly expanding company
• Family friendly atmosphere
• Monday-Friday work week with weekly pay
• Health, prescription drug, vision, and dental insurance available
• Short- and long-term disability as well as life insurance available
• Matching 401(k) with potential yearly holiday bonus
• Great Work-Life balance and Employee Assistance Program offered

Requirements

• Experience: Minimum of 2–5 years of experience in residential plumbing, construction inspection, or quality control.
• Knowledge: Comprehensive understanding of plumbing systems, installation techniques, materials, and local/state plumbing codes in South Carolina, North Carolina, or Georgia.
• Certification: Plumbing license, inspection certification, or equivalent technical training preferred.
• Technical Skills: Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and building plans. Proficiency in completing inspection reports using digital tools or mobile applications.
• Attention to Detail: Strong ability to identify workmanship defects, code violations, and performance issues before they upscale.
• Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills to clearly explain inspection findings and corrective actions to contractors, builders, and team members.
• Problem Solving: Analytical mindset with the ability to recommend effective solutions for non-compliant installations.
• Physical Requirements: Must be able to walk construction sites, climb ladders, bend, and lift up to 40 lbs as needed for inspections.
• Work Ethic: Reliable, self-motivated, and able to manage multiple inspection assignments independently while maintaining accuracy and consistency.
• Licensing & Compliance: Must hold a valid driver’s license, maintain a clean driving record, and comply with all safety and OSHA standards.