Construction Inspector / AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The description includes a paragraph about company. Could treat as "About the role" maybe. Then "Responsibilities" list from Key Responsibilities. Then "Requirements" maybe from Physical Requirements and Experience etc. Also "Qualifications" maybe not separate. "Skills" maybe not. "Benefits", "Pay", "Schedule" only if present. Compensation given: $38.00 - $45.00 / hour. That's pay. So we need a Pay section. No benefits or schedule given. So include Pay section. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID. Use

for section headings. We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent. Remove boilerplate. The description includes a lot of repeated sentences (some duplicated). We need to deduplicate but preserve content. We'll need to extract unique responsibilities etc. Let's parse. Company description: "The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. (MSG) is a people focused, award-winning, full-service consulting firm that offers a wide array of services including civil and geotechnical engineering, environmental consulting, planning, landscape architecture, agriculture, surveying and construction support. Our talented staff of more than 650+ professionals deliver integrated planning, design, engineering and construction solutions." That's about the company; could be under "About the role" or maybe "About the company". Use "About the role" as heading. Position Summary: paragraph after that. Could be part of About the role or separate "Position Summary". But we only have headings list: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We can put position summary under About the role as well. Key Responsibilities: a long list. We'll need to create

• for each duty. Need to avoid duplication. There are many repeated sentences later in Physical Requirements etc. We'll extract unique responsibilities. Let's list responsibilities from the "Key Responsibilities" section (the bullet-like sentences). They start with "Review the assigned inspection scope..." etc. Then later after "Authority and Responsibility" there is more text but seems to repeat responsibilities. We'll need to capture all distinct responsibilities. I'll manually extract. From Key Responsibilities: - Review the assigned inspection scope, statement of special inspections, project specifications, issued-for-construction drawings, approved shop drawings and submittals, RFIs and responses, approved changes, inspection and testing plans, work packages, and applicable codes before performing inspections - Review welding procedure specifications (WPSs), procedure qualification records (PQRs), welder or welding operator qualification records, material certifications, and other supporting documents applicable to the structural steel work. - Attend preconstruction, preparatory, coordination, quality, and shift-handoff meetings as assigned to understand upcoming work, inspection hold points, testing needs, access requirements, and reporting expectations. - Coordinate daily inspection and testing coverage with the firm’s project manager or lead inspector and authorized site contacts using contractor look-ahead schedules, inspection requests, and active work locations. - Observe construction activities and verify that the inspected work is performed in general accordance with approved documents and applicable acceptance criteria. Document the specific work observed and do not represent unobserved work as inspected. - Perform visual inspection before, during, and after welding, including material and member identification, joint preparation, fit-up, backing, alignment, cleanliness, preheat and interpass temperature, consumable control, welding technique, weld size and length, final profile, and visible discontinuities. - Verify that applicable WPSs, base materials, filler metals, equipment, and welding personnel qualifications are available, current, and appropriate for the work observed. - Inspect structural steel erection and connections for member identification, location, orientation, configuration, bearing, alignment, workmanship, and conformance with approved documents without performing survey layout or assuming the contractor’s quality-control responsibilities. - Inspect high-strength bolting in accordance with the project specifications and applicable RCSC, AISC, building-code, and special-inspection requirements, including storage and condition of components, snug-tight condition, installation method, preinstallation verification, and required observation frequency - Witness welder qualification, procedure qualification, bolt preinstallation verification, repair activities, or other specified testing when assigned and authorized, and accurately document the conditions and results. - Perform or coordinate nondestructive testing only when included in the contracted scope and only when the individual performing the testing is qualified and certified for the applicable method under the employer’s written practice and project requirements. - Coordinate with other third-party inspectors and testing technicians when structural steel work interfaces with concrete, masonry, soils, fireproofing, roofing, building-envelope, or other inspected construction. Report potential scope gaps or conflicting activities to project management. - Verify that required inspections occur at the specified continuous or periodic frequency and notify project management promptly when work proceeds without required notice, access, documentation, or inspection coverage. - Prepare complete daily inspection reports identifying the date and shift, inspector, weather when relevant, area and grid location, member or connection, contractor, activity observed, applicable drawing and WPS, inspection type and extent, measurements, tests, photographs, discussions, deficiencies, and disposition status. - Enter reports, photographs, test data, and supporting records into the designated field-reporting or document-control system within required timeframes and maintain traceability to the inspected work. - Immediately communicate rejected, deficient, or potentially nonconforming work through the established project escalation path. Issue or support field observation, discrepancy, deficiency, or nonconformance records as required by project procedures. - Observe and document approved repairs and corrective work and perform required reinspection or coordinate retesting. Do not close a deficiency unless objective evidence satisfies the applicable acceptance criteria and authorized closeout process. - Maintain a current log of open deficiencies, missed inspections, pending documentation, reinspection needs, and unresolved technical questions for assigned areas. - Promptly notify project management of changed conditions, out-of-scope requests, additional inspection frequency, excessive reinspection, standby time, restricted access, schedule shifts, or staffing constraints that may affect cost, coverage, or contract compliance. - Maintain assigned gauges, temperature devices, lighting aids, NDT equipment, and other inspection instruments in serviceable condition with current calibration or certification records. - Follow the firm’s quality management system, project health and safety plan, ethics and independence requirements, client confidentiality obligations, and record-retention procedures. - Perform related construction inspection, testing coordination, documentation, and closeout duties within the employee’s qualifications, certifications, contracted scope, and written authorization. Now after that there is "Authority and Responsibility" paragraph that repeats some responsibilities but also adds nuance. We need to preserve all substantive info, not just responsibilities. Some of that may be more about authority limits. Could be considered part of Responsibilities or maybe Requirements. We'll incorporate unique points not already covered. From Authority and Responsibility: - The inspector observes, tests, documents, and reports only the construction activities and locations actually covered within the firm’s contracted scope. - Third-party inspection provides independent verification and does not relieve the contractor, subcontractors, fabricators, or installers of responsibility for quality control, code compliance, workmanship, sequencing, or correction of deficiencies. - Unless expressly authorized in writing, the inspector does not direct construction means or methods; supervise contractor personnel; control production or site safety; perform survey layout; approve shop drawings, design changes, substitutions, deviations, or repairs; waive inspection or testing requirements; accept nonconforming work; certify unobserved work; stop work; or commit the firm to additional services. - The inspector may advise the designated project representative of observed conditions and applicable requirements. - Unsafe access, missed inspections, work concealed before inspection, suspected nonconformance, conflicting documents, and out-of-scope requests must be documented and promptly escalated through the established project chain of communication. These are substantive; some overlap with responsibilities (e.g., document and escalate). We'll add any not already covered. Now Physical Requirements section: - Ability to stand and walk for extended periods; bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, and reach while performing inspections - Ability to climb ladders, stairs, scaffolding, and structural steel and to work at heights while properly using personal fall-arrest equipment. - Ability to access confined or restricted work areas where permitted and properly trained - Document the specific work observed and do not represent unobserved work as inspected (duplicate) - Perform visual inspection before, during, and after welding, including material and member identification, joint preparation, fit-up, backing, alignment, cleanliness, preheat and interpass temperature, consumable control, welding technique, weld size and length, final profile, and visible discontinuities (duplicate) - Verify that applicable WPSs, base materials, filler metals, equipment, and welding personnel qualifications are available, current, and appropriate for the work observed. (duplicate) - Inspect structural steel erection and connections for member identification, location, orientation, configuration, bearing, alignment, workmanship, and conformance with approved documents without performing survey layout or assuming the contractor’s quality-control responsibilities. (duplicate) - Inspect high-strength bolting in accordance with the project specifications and applicable RCSC, AISC, building-code, and special-inspection requirements, including storage and condition of components, snug-tight condition, installation method, preinstallation verification, and required observation frequency (duplicate) - Witness welder qualification, procedure qualification, bolt preinstallation verification, repair activities, or other specified testing when assigned and authorized, and accurately document the conditions and results (duplicate) - Perform or coordinate nondestructive testing only when included in the contracted scope and only when the individual performing the testing is qualified and certified for the applicable method under the employer’s written practice and project requirements. (duplicate) - Coordinate with other third-party inspectors and testing technicians when structural steel work interfaces with concrete, masonry, soils, fireproofing, roofing, building-envelope, or other inspected construction. Report potential scope gaps or conflicting activities to project management. (duplicate) - Verify that required inspections occur at the specified continuous or periodic frequency and notify project management promptly when work proceeds without required notice, access, documentation, or inspection coverage. (duplicate) - Prepare complete daily inspection reports identifying the date and shift, inspector, weather when relevant, area and grid location, member or connection, contractor, activity observed, applicable drawing and WPS, inspection type and extent, measurements, tests, photographs, discussions, deficiencies, and disposition status. (duplicate) - Enter reports, photographs, test data, and supporting records into the designated field-reporting or document-control system within required timeframes and maintain traceability to the inspected work. (duplicate) - Immediately communicate rejected, deficient, or potentially nonconforming work through the established project escalation path. Issue or support field observation, discrepancy, deficiency, or nonconformance records as required by project procedures. (duplicate) - Observe and document approved repairs and corrective work and perform required reinspection or coordinate retesting. Do not close a deficiency unless objective evidence satisfies the applicable acceptance criteria and authorized closeout process. (duplicate) - Maintain a current log of open deficiencies, missed inspections, pending documentation, reinspection needs, and unresolved technical questions for assigned areas. (duplicate) - Promptly notify project management of changed conditions, out-of-scope requests, additional inspection frequency, excessive reinspection, standby time, restricted access, schedule shifts, or staffing constraints that may affect cost, coverage, or contract compliance. (duplicate) - Maintain assigned gauges, temperature devices, lighting aids, NDT equipment, and other inspection instruments in serviceable condition with current calibration or certification records. (duplicate) - Follow the firm’s quality management system, project health and safety plan, ethics and independence requirements, client confidentiality obligations, and record-retention procedures. (duplicate) - Perform related construction inspection, testing coordination, documentation, and closeout duties within the employee’s qualifications, certifications, contracted scope, and written authorization. (duplicate) Thus Physical Requirements mostly duplicates responsibilities; but also includes physical ability statements at top. We'll keep those. Then after that there is "Experience performing independent third-party construction inspection..." etc. That seems like qualifications/requirements. Let's extract that: - Experience performing independent third-party construction inspection, special inspection, quality assurance, or construction materials testing