Construction Inspector

About the Role

Under the supervision of a Resident Engineer or Construction Manager, the Construction Inspector uses their relevant experience to observe/evaluate project construction in compliance with the plans, specifications, and other appropriate standards. The Inspector may act as a representative for the Resident Engineer (RE) or Construction Manager (CM) as assigned or delegated. The Inspector has full authority, in matters of safety related to imminent hazard or danger.

Responsibilities

• Reads and interprets project plans, specifications, permits, and other pertinent contract documents and exercise sound engineering and construction judgement
• Documents and informs appropriate representative of relevant observations, including the progress of the work, problems that develop and works proactively in identifying potential problems/issues
• Prepares and submits safety meeting documentation as assigned in a timely manner
• As directed, prepares clear and accurate reports, diaries and photographs recording daily construction progress
• Measures, calculates, and documents quantities of construction materials in accordance with designated procedures, formats, and computer programs
• Verifies contractor's work and materials conforms to contractual requirements
• Updates As-Built drawings
• Provides support to construction project team for change order preparation and monitoring
• Coordinates surveys, material testing, and sampling as required
• Assists the RE, Senior Inspector, and/or CM in all aspects of required field and office construction work, including but not limited to, inspection of non-structural and structural construction operations, inspection of traffic control system compliance, CCO preparation and analysis, CPM scheduling analysis, and SWPPP enforcement
• Other areas may include but are not necessarily limited to electrical & instrumentation work, plumbing and piping, power and controls, drainage systems, landscaping, and grading

Qualifications

• Holds a high school diploma/GED or equivalent
• A two-year Associates degree in relevant area a plus
• 3-5+ years progressively responsible experience in construction inspection, or 6-8+ years of general construction experience
• Demonstrates knowledge in construction inspection applications
• Knowledge and direct experience with residential pavement rehabilitation projects
• Proficient in MS PowerPoint and MS Project
• Possession of a valid driver's license - must meet driver eligibility requirements
• Willingness and ability to travel
• Competent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to develop and maintain professional relationships with a variety of unique and diverse people and personalities

Benefits And Compensation

• Competitive salary and incentives to include employee referral bonuses, certification and licensing incentives (PLA, PLS, PE, LSIT, EIT), and eligibility for year-end performance incentives
• 401k and ESOP retirement benefits to include profit sharing and a 401k match
• Paid-time off benefits to include PTO, public holidays + additional holidays, bereavement leave, jury/civic time, licensing & certification exam time
• Employer-paid vision insurance, basic life insurance, short-term & long-term disability, inclusive family planning & fertility resources, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), travel insurance, and in-house wellness education & challenges
• Voluntary medical and dental insurance, life insurance, and pet insurance
• FSA programs for medical, dependent care, commuter & parking
• Reimbursements for certification and licensing exams and study classes and materials
• Tuition reimbursement, paid annual dues for industry professional/societal organizations, memberships, and events
• Budgeted time for training and career development
• Flexible schedules and hybrid and primarily remote work environments