CEI Inspector

Summary

The Inspector will provide field observation, testing and measurement services as liaison with project stakeholders that include the client, engineer, contractor, utility agencies and regulatory authorities during the construction phase of a project. The Inspector will work within a team environment and assist the Team Leader/Senior Inspector in observing, measuring, testing and documenting the progress, quality, and quantity of work performed by the contractor.

Responsibilities/Duties

Inspector will be responsible for performing inspection, testing and material sampling services for conformance to plans and specifications for all roadway, structure and specialty items; mostly comprised of asphalt, earthwork and concrete elements. Inspector shall observe, measure and record all construction quantities for contractor payment including understanding of mathematical calculations associated with quantity measurement. Measurements shall be in field books for review by the engineer, client or auditors to ensure they are within contract requirements. Other duties may include but are not limited to the following:

• Outdoor working environment
• Safe operation of company vehicle
• Working on uneven terrain
• Frequent use of ladders
• Hauling equipment and materials up to 40lbs
• Working in inclement weather conditions
• Working independently
• Repetitive bending/lifting to include overhead
• Nighttime and Weekend work hours may be required
• Working on your feet 8 hours a day
• Overtime work may be required
• Field measurements and calculations

Qualifications and Education Requirements

• High School Diploma/GED
• Must have two (2) years of related experience in construction inspection; one (1) year of which shall have been in bridge and/or roadway construction inspection.
• Understanding of FDOT construction project administration methods and processes including but not limited to training in MAC, BlueBeam, Hummingbird and Site Manager programs.
• CTQP Certification in Asphalt, Concrete, Earthwork, pile driving and drilled shafts are required.
• Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications, identify discrepancies and/or conflicts, solve problems and develop documentation.
• Ability to utilize survey equipment to verify field measurements and survey grades during construction, including but not limited to the use of GPS Rovers and Base system, to provide real-time feedback as to whether construction services meet project requirements.
• Ability to accomplish goals with minimal supervision and work within a team focused environment.