Damage Prevention Inspector

Description The Damage Prevention Inspector is responsible for monitoring excavation activities near utility infrastructure to prevent damage, ensure safety compliance, and protect critical assets. This role plays a key part in maintaining infrastructure integrity and supporting DPS’s commitment to safety and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor excavation activities near underground and above-ground utility assets to prevent damage
• Educate contractors, crews, and third parties on safe digging practices and compliance requirements
• Ensure adherence to company policies and federal, state, and local safety regulations
• Conduct field inspections to assess risks and identify potential threats to infrastructure
• Accurately document inspection findings, violations, and safety concerns
• Submit timely reports and maintain detailed records of all field activities
• Collaborate with internal teams to strengthen damage prevention programs and improve outcomes

Qualifications

• Previous experience in utility inspection, damage prevention, or a related field preferred
• Strong understanding of utility safety standards and excavation practices
• Ability to work independently in field environments
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

Compensation & Benefits DPS offers competitive compensation and a full benefits package, along with opportunities

for long-term career growth and advancement within a supportive, people-first culture.

Why Join DPS Join a proven, high-performing team that is making a meaningful impact in the energy

sector. DPS invests in its people and provides opportunities to grow, develop, and build a

long-term career.

How To Apply Interested candidates should submit their resume to [email protected]

Requirements

• Previous experience in utility inspection, damage prevention, or a related field preferred
• Strong understanding of utility safety standards and excavation practices
• Ability to work independently in field environments
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
• Ability to commute to job locations
• Willingness to work in an onsite field setting
• Ability to pass a background check
• Ability to pass a drug test