Bridge & Roadway Field Inspector Technician

Department of Transportation; Missouri; On-site; USD 41,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

The Engineering Technician II position is based in the Whittier Construction Office and functions as a field inspector for roadway and bridge projects. You will inspect activities for compliance with plans, contract provisions, and NCDOT standards, including erosion and traffic control measures, sampling and testing materials, and calculating quantities.

You will maintain diaries and reports, coordinate multiple inspections, communicate with contractors and engineers, and work outdoors in

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Engineering Technology, Survey Technology, or related field.
• Two years of progressive technician-level experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Knowledge of NCDOT highway and bridge construction.
• Ability to maintain accurate project records using computers and iPads.
• Experience inspecting roadway/bridge construction and testing materials.

Responsibilities

• Inspect construction activities for compliance with plans, contract provisions, and NCDOT standards.
• Inspect erosion control, traffic control measures, and review NPDES documentation.
• Sample and test construction materials, including concrete and density testing.
• Take field measurements and calculate contract pay quantities.
• Maintain accurate diaries, reports, and payment records; coordinate inspections and deadlines.

Skills

Highway/bridge construction knowledge

Communication

Computer literacy

Pay records and reports

Quantitative calculations

Plan/contract interpretation

Education

Associate degree in Engineering Technology or related field

Tools

HiCams

SharePoint

iPads

Job description

The Engineering Technician II position is based in the Whittier Construction Office and functions as a field inspector for roadway and bridge projects. You will inspect activities for compliance with plans, contract provisions, and NCDOT standards, including erosion and traffic control measures, sampling and testing materials, and calculating quantities.

You will maintain diaries and reports, coordinate multiple inspections, communicate with contractors and engineers, and work outdoors in