Public works inspector vs warehouse examiner

Differences between public works inspector and warehouse examiner duties and responsibilities

Public works inspector example responsibilities.

• Coordinate, manage, and conduct geotechnical engineering and engineering geology subsurface investigations.
• Inspect all new construct ion city public works projects, including water, sewer, asphalt, and concrete.
• Provide QA-QC on GIS files.
• Coordinate with the contractor and enforces safety rule and regulation according to OSHA.
• Work consist of calibration and installation of many electronic transmitters used in monitoring power boiler operations.
• Verify quantities for contract change orders and progress payments, and review submittals per contract, and RFI's.
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Warehouse examiner example responsibilities.

• Maintain and achieve OSHA safety standards for ensuring teams are incident free.
• Train and mentore staff and clients; train more new examiners than any other examiner in the USDA.
• Investigate complaints and report unlicensed warehouses, commodity dealers, and seed buyers, and suspect law violations to ISDA management.
• Audit income and financial resources of elderly adults and disable applicants to determine financial eligibility for various levels of Medicaid coverage.
• Authorize usage of CESE and the assignment of vehicles and equipment to all projects.