Senior Construction Inspector
Senior Construction Inspector
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide construction management support, including inspection, and monitoring of construction ensure compliance with safety regulations
- Fully engage in solving complex problems to provide technical evaluation and sound solutions
- Monitor the activities of other inspectors
- Ability to communicate effectively across different platforms with project management, clients, stakeholders, and contractors
- Interface with clients, state and federal agencies, and other engineering disciplines on construction projects
- Recordkeeping, materials testing, and reporting as required
- Must possess high integrity and ethics in all aspects of dealing with clients, subconsultants, and peers
- Five (5) + years of experience in roadway and structures constructionGDOT Construction Engineering Inspection Training Groups 1, 2, and 3GDOT WECSGDOT Field Concrete Technician CertificationGSWCC Level 1a (Erosion Control)
- Advanced working knowledge of the principles and practices of civil engineering and construction methods, materials, and equipment
- Working knowledge of GDOT manuals, policies and procedures, include the Construction Manual
- Ability to understand, explain, and administer contracts; and interpret construction plans, provisions, standards, and specifications
- Ability to train, coordinate, and supervise inspection technicians in the field
- Understanding of QA/QC development and execution process
- Serving daily on job sites is expected, clean driving record
- Experience with MS Office and mobile devices
- Paid time off
- Matching 401(k) plan
- Student Loan Retirement Match Program
- Paid Holidays
- Tuition reimbursement
- Health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurances
- Paid parental leave
- Wellness programs and employee resource groups
- Career Development
- Much, much more!
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