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Quality Control Inspection Technician

Denver, Colorado / Permanent

CO-Denver, QA/QC Inspector MEP Experience Proficient in : Electrical Inspections Commercial building inspections Reviewing submittals Use of computers and software packages to support the documentation, analysis and retention of quality records. ... (more)

04/09/2012 in monster.com
1 current Building Inspector jobs in Denver on 05/19/2012 found. Find your dream job with Renego!

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