Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

The Construction Inspector is responsible and accountable for ensuring that all assigned operations are performed according to applicable standards and specifications, and to good construction practices. This position is the quality assurance of the methods of construction employed by the contractor and subcontractor, including the materials incorporated.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Participate in meetings and respond to any inquiries concerning the inspections on the project. Prepare reports on project status, problems encountered, and overall results. Check grades, backfill component, and other features of the construction and ensure these components adhere to project specifications. Report any complaints concerning issues about grading, dust control, drainage, accidents, hazardous conditions and come up with resolutions to the complaint and advise Resident Engineers of complaints and plans for resolutions. Review any relevant specifications, standards, and Infrastructures Standard Construction Operation Procedures (SCOPs). Inspect material before installation and verify appropriate certifications and/or lab reports have been submitted. Ensure workmanship and installed work conform to the plans and applicable specifications, standards, SCOPs, shop drawings and other submittals. Perform material sampling and required testing. Direct the contractor to rectify all areas of non-compliance regarding safety, maintenance of traffic, and maintenance of the site. Maintain records of work performed daily, including location, workforce employed, equipment utilized, materials incorporated, and pertinent measurements on the appropriate DDC Standard Record forms and in Site Manager. Record accidents, property damage, unusual conditions, and all utility interferences and crossings. Maintain pile-driving records. Report potential or developing conditions which may lead to extra work, claims, or which may in any way impact the community, the public, or property. All other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

Ability to become thoroughly familiar with contract requirements, site conditions, and special provisions including all relevant standards, requirements and stipulations. Understanding of the agencys policies, procedures, and Infrastructures Standard Construction Operating Procedures (SCOPs). Knowledge of the Construction Industry, dealing with state and local agencies in New York, on projects dealing with the construction or repair of highways, bridges, tunnels, and other structures. Strong knowledge of business and management principles involved in resource allocation and the coordination of people and resources. Extremely organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to maintain accuracy while handling multiple requests in a growing company environment. Ability to establish and maintain satisfactory working relationships with associates, contractors, and the public. Proficiency in Site Manager, AutoCAD, and other project management software. Knowledge of Microsoft Office.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE

Bachelors degree (B. S., or B.A.) in Engineering or Construction Management and a minimum of one (1) years of experience with construction inspection and management on infrastructure construction projects (highway/sewer/water) or

ASCE Grade II or NICET Grade III