Transportation Construction Inspectors (All levels - NOVA District)
$20.00 - $53.16 per hour
ApplyTransportation Construction Inspectors (All levels - NOVA District)
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$20.00 - $53.16 per hour
About the role
- Perform transportation construction inspections on Highway, Bridges, Environmental, Traffic, and Facilities type projects
- Write daily progress reports
- Oversight of contractor work crews to ensure compliance with contract documents, reading and interpretation of contract documents to verify that safe construction practices are being utilized to produce quality results
- Perform field test on materials (concrete slump/air, soil compaction, and HMA)
- Complete documentation of materials, labor compliance, safety, processing estimates, work orders, and adjustments
- Report on-site activities and daily progress to the Project Engineer via standardized reporting, responsible for calculation and determination of pay quantities
- Varying levels of contractor or inspection experience in roadway construction with VDOT desired:0-3 years for Inspection Trainee candidates 3-6 years of experience for Inspector candidates 6+ years of experience for Senior Inspector candidates
- Knowledgeable in VDOT Road and Bridges specifications and standards.
- OSHA safety requirements on road and bridge construction sites.
- Knowledge of mathematics to include algebra, geometry and trigonometry.
- Skill in the use of field engineering and testing equipment, inspection methods and materials.
- Possession of or ability to obtain required certifications within 12 months of employment and maintain:
- Work Zone Traffic Control
- Asphalt Concrete FieldACI Hydraulic Cement Concrete FieldSoils and Aggregate Compaction
- Nuclear Safety and Transportation
- Pavement Marking and Guardrail Installation
- Storm Water InspectionDEQ Erosion and Sediment Control InspectionOSHA Safety training courses
- FlaggingValid Drivers' License
- Proficiency in MS Office, Site
- Manager, PlanGrid and other project management software
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