CEI Technician III

What You’ll Do

• Execute day-to-day construction inspection and testing—field coordination, measurements, reporting, and mentorship—to keep projects compliant and on schedule.
• Support Project Managers across the project cycle; manage assigned tasks efficiently to meet goals.
• Record, measure, and verify quantities; review Requests for Payment/Invoices and approve sign-offs.
• Maintain daily logs and field books (electronic or hardcopy) documenting progress, visitors, issues, and resolutions.
• Audit construction methods in the field and direct the work of CEI Technician I/II; provide training and guidance.
• Attend and, when needed, conduct progress meetings to discuss status and resolve problems.
• Inspect roadway materials and confirm conformance to owner specifications and approved submittals; perform concrete, asphalt, and soils testing.
• Create and approve contract change orders based on field modifications; draft newsletters on project status/progress.
• Consult with supervisors to plan acceptance testing and evaluate field conditions; escalate issues promptly.
• Report maintenance problems at the project site and collaborate on timely resolution; respond to client suggestions and complaints.
• Write staff reports, letters, and construction activity reports as needed; practice ethical engineering standards.

Minimum Requirements

• A high school diploma or equivalent and five years of experience in building construction.
• A technical school graduate and at least three years of experience in building construction.
• A valid state-issued Driver's License and required auto insurance.
• An OSHA 10-Hour Construction certification and necessary testing certifications (concrete, asphalt, soils, etc.).

Preferred Qualifications

• Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
• Knowledge of DOT Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction; familiarity with roadway reconstruction, rehabilitation, and pavement management.
• Basic knowledge of state and/or local construction and building guidelines; ability to interpret contracts, special provisions, plans, and specifications.
• Strong documentation, written communication, organization, judgment/decision-making, and interpersonal skills; clear speech.