Duties may include, but are not limited to:
Be familiar thoroughly with the scope of work, the project requirements, the Construction Drawings and the Contract Documents.
Determine the best location for the construction office trailer and working with the right-of-way agent to secure the site.
Review the project scope with the inspectors and determine which inspectors are qualified for the various phases of construction.
Review the certifications of the contractor’s hydrostatic test and welder testing instruments and equipment.
Verify approval has been obtained for any proposed subcontractors.
Make arrangements with the Construction Office for the pre-job meeting.
Establish welding procedures to be required for the project.
Daily meeting must be held with the inspectors and the contractors Superintendent to discuss construction problems, revisions, progress and proposed activities.
Inspect the activities of the Contractor and assure all work is completed in accordance with the Construction Drawings and the Contract Documents.
Assure all proposed design changes or material substitutions are discussed with the Construction Office and that proper approval is obtained prior to proceeding with work.
Assure each welder is qualified for the work he is performing, a sound weld is established at each joint, and the correct qualified welding procedure is being used.
Assure the qualified radiographic procedure is used, the quality of radiographs is acceptable, and proper documentation is maintained by the radiographic crew(s).
Be familiar with the contract and the terms of payment for the project.
If the project is performed on a time and material basis, be familiar with the labor and equipment rates and invoicing procedure.
Determine the availability of pipe and test materials, determine location to ship removal pipe, and review the available pipe quantities and the pipe remaining to be tested on a daily basis.