An epoxy deputy inspector ensures that epoxy anchors/dowels are installed according to manufacturer instructions, project specifications, and applicable codes. They verify critical factors like hole cleaning, embedment depth, and curing time to ensure strong and reliable bonding for structural performance.

Concrete special inspectors are essential for ensuring that concrete construction complies with design specifications and building codes, helping to guarantee structural safety and integrity.

A framing special inspector verifies that structural framing components are installed according to approved plans, specifications, and applicable building codes. We check for proper materials, connections, alignment, nailing, bracing, and load-bearing elements to ensure the structure’s integrity and code compliance.

Welding deputy inspectors should be hired to ensure that all welded connections meet code requirements, project specifications, and safety standards. Their expertise helps detect defects early, preventing structural failures and costly rework.

While simple and quick, a mechanical anchor inspector ensures that anchors are installed correctly according to approved plans, manufacturer instructions, and building codes. Their oversight helps verify proper placement, embedment depth, and torque to ensure structural safety and performance.

From a residential pool or earthwork wall, a shotcrete inspector verifies that the placement of shotcrete meets project specifications, code requirements, and quality standards. They monitor materials, application techniques, and curing to make sure the project is safe.

A rebar inspector verifies that reinforcing steel is placed according to approved drawings, codes, and project specifications. Their role ensures proper spacing, sizing, and support.