New Home Quality Inspector

Job Description

Job Description

Salary: $18-20/hour

Performance Point is growing in OHIO - Join our amazing team!

Certified as a Great Place to Work, Performance Point is a full-service building inspection contractor for new residential construction. We help our customers design and build homes that work better and provide the turn-key services to make it a reality. Our service doesnt stop there, we also follow up with inspections throughout construction to ensure project goals are being implemented. We focus on new construction for single and multifamily projects. Our single-family footprint extends from Kentucky to the Coast, and we have multifamily projects across the US!

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Summary:

The Quality Inspector is responsible for completing Fit n Finish inspections for new construction homes. Fit and Finish inspections are comprehensive inspections just prior to turnover. The inspection focuses on verification that each unit is complete meaning all systems and components, finishes, and finish hardware is installed to industry standard and are aesthetically attractive (straight, flush, clean). We inspect all surfaces and document components as meeting or exceeding performance standards. Our Fit and Finish inspections include taking photographs of each item to ensure that each system and component reflect quality standards. Any anomalies identified are reported to the superintendent, and the responsible trade contractor is expected to immediately resolve the issue upon completion of our inspection. Quality Inspectors should enjoy exposure to varying environments and constantly facing new challenges and learning opportunities.

When QI is slow, you will be responsible for assisting the energy team including field and office work related to building and energy efficiency goals. The Inspector may also be responsible for helping the energy team with installing attic tents, air sealing, completing energy inspections, IAQ, durability, daylighting, renewable, and/or other improvements on a building. The Quality Inspector may be required to supervise other contractors and provide on-site expertise. They should enjoy exposure to varying environments and constantly facing new challenges and learning opportunities.

Essential functions:

• Drive to construction sites according to a daily schedule.
• Conduct Quality Inspections for new single-family and multi-family homes to ensure the home is 100% ready for the homeowner, marking any items that need attention and creating a punch list.
• Review and prepare forms for submission as part of the reporting process.
• Prepare reports for clients and consult with builders about issues identified.
• Effectively communicate with management and the team on scheduling issues or field related concerns/ideas.

Competencies:

• Detail oriented - must be able to be thorough and consistent.
• Critical thinking - ability to analyze facts, generate and organize ideas and defend opinions.
• Integrity - demonstrates ethical behavior, inspires trust.
• Self Management - ability to manage own tasks and meet deadlines, self-regulate effectively.
• Teamwork - fosters team collaboration.
  

Experience and Education:

• High School Diploma
• Prior experience in construction, quality control and manufacturing is a plus.
  

Additional information:

All employees are expected to sign a confidentiality/non -compete agreement, maintain a personal vehicle for work purposes, drivers license, auto insurance, and willingness to work with a high production team. All employees are expected to maintain the highest level of professional ethics, personal hygiene, and appearance. It is expected that all Performance Point employees be able to recognize the dangers associated with construction sites, existing buildings, driving, and their job tasks and put personal safety as the highest priority. All employees must take pride in their ability to serve our customers and view that relationship as a privilege. Residential new construction work is somewhat seasonal, as such there will be times of the year when working longer hours are expected and vacation time is less available, but there are times with shorter working hours and vacation time is readily available.