NICET- Construction Inspector
mp engineers architectsNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Summary:
We are looking for a highly motivated, well organized, self-starter, and a team player who can work as a construction inspector on southern New Jersey highway projects. The inspector will be responsible for inspecting and recording daily construction activities performed by the Contractor and is required to report daily in the designated field office of the project. He/she will be reporting to the Resident Engineer (RE) of the project designated by the NJDOT OR NYSDOT.
Responsibilities:
· Perform routine construction inspection of the work performed by the Contractor at various locations on State Highways.· Preparing daily reports based on the work completed at the end of the day by the Contractor and submitting the same to the RE.· Ensure the daily quantity of the work performed is measured and reported accurately.· Ensure that any work impacting the traffic flow is performed following specified lane/shoulder closures as shown in Traffic Control Plans meeting the general specifications. Qualifications / Experience· Three years’ experience in highway project inspections.· NICET II - IV certification or 3 Years of NJDOT OR NYSDOT Inspections.· Excellent communication skills.· General skills in preparing daily inspection reports.· Preference given to drainage restoration experience and use of a video recording piping and cleanouts.· Knowledge of Site Manager document control system.
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