CEI Project Supervisor

Responsibilities

• Provide daily observation of construction activities and document activities on required reports/forms.
• Review construction materials for contract and specification compliance.
• Inspect roadways and structures for conformance to plans and specifications.
• Evaluate structural materials, placement of culverts, and structural operations such as foundation excavation.
• Monitor placement of pilings, reinforcing and structural steel, concrete, and backfill.
• Verify lines, grades, dimensions, and elevations using field engineering equipment.
• Perform accurate calculations and computations.
• Review contractor submittals for conformance to project documents and specifications.
• Document and immediately report any non-compliance actions and safety violations to your immediate supervisor.
• Record Daily Work Reports to include quantities in AASHTOWare and ProjectWise on a daily basis.

Qualifications

• Above average math and problem-solving skills are required.
• Ability to adapt to new technologies and quickly learn new computer skills.
• Ability to communicate both verbally and in writing in English.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.
• Fleet drivers must possess a valid driver’s license and a safe driving record.
• Must complete a pre-employment screening; ICE is a drug-free workplace.

Education and Experience Requirements

• An HS diploma or equivalent required.
• Transportation Engineering Technician (Level III) Certification required.
• Roadway and bridge inspection experience required.
• WVDOH experience desired.
• Must be proficient in Microsoft Office programs, AASHTOWare, and ProjectWise.

Certifications and Training Requirements

• The following certifications help ensure that CEI technicians comply with WVDOH, AASHTO, and ASTM standards for transportation infrastructure projects:
• A certification as a Level III Transportation Engineering Technician or higher.
• Two of the following certifications are required or able to obtain:
• Asphalt Field and Compaction
• Soil and Aggregate Compaction
• PCC Inspector
• ACI Concrete Field-Testing Technician – Grade 1

Physical Demands

• The role involves moderate physical activity such as walking, standing, bending, and climbing stairs or ladders.
• Employees may occasionally lift objects weighing up to 80 pounds.
• It is essential for employees to navigate construction sites skillfully and conduct thorough inspections of materials and structures.
• Employees must have the ability to visually discern and differentiate details and colors of objects, and proficiency in recognizing sound, tone, and pitch.
• Clear and effective verbal and written communication skills are necessary.
• The role demands adaptability to interruptions and changes in workflow, as well as the capacity to sit for extended periods.
• Employees must be capable of working in varied environmental conditions, including hot, cold, and noisy settings, and be able to stand and walk during site visits.
• Additionally, working on construction projects may involve night work and weekend work depending on the project scope and may include working in conditions with active traffic.

Expected Hours of Work

• The ICE offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, allowing an unpaid hour for lunch daily.
• Work schedules may vary according to the project schedule.

Why Build Your Career with ICE?

• Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits.
• Professional development and clear paths for career growth.
• A collaborative, supportive team of skilled professionals.
• Opportunities to work on impactful infrastructure projects that shape and connect communities.

Pay Range

$30 - $40 per hour

Schedule

ICE offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, allowing an unpaid hour for lunch daily. Work schedules may vary according to the project schedule.