Equipment inspector vs tunnel inspector

Differences between equipment inspector and tunnel inspector duties and responsibilities

Equipment inspector example responsibilities.

• Perform visual, auditory and/or road test inspections on cranes, bulldozers, and other engineering equipment.
• Work with project manager for major renovations including plumbing, drywall, painting, electrical, HVAC and carpentry.
• Prepare logistics to ship and receive supplies for storage.
• Conduct initial, in-process, road test and final QC inspection of equipment.
• Inspect repairs to winches and hoists to ensure that repair work are performed properly.
• Inspect winches and hoists to ensure compliance with rules, standards, or regulations.
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Tunnel inspector example responsibilities.

• Grind ends of new or worn rails to attain smooth joints, using portable grinders.
• Job duties include tunnel inspection for the Portland Eastside CSO project.
• Perform inspection services for the commission of the Manhattan portion of NYC's largest capital program.
• Frequent hyperbaric interventions are conducted at high pressures to maintain the condition of the TBM cutter head.
• Facilitate safe quality operations with Herrenknecht double-shield TBM setup, mining, PCC segment lining, backfill grouting & contact grouting.
• Develop technical reports of findings in the field with emphasis in the critical ones, to later be address by ACI.
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