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Wetherill Engineering, Inc. in North Carolina is seeking a full-time on-site CEI / Transportation Inspector to perform daily field inspections of roadway, bridge, and related transportation construction projects across the state.
You will observe contractor work, document quantities, complete inspection reports, and maintain accurate project records while ensuring compliance with plans and standards. The role emphasizes safety and coordination with engineers, contractors and agency
Wetherill Engineering, Inc. is a multidisciplinary engineering firm offering extensive experience in transportation planning, roadway and bridge design, site design and layout, structural engineering, and geographic information systems. The company emphasizes a hands-on, collaborative approach that differentiates it from competitors and supports high-quality project delivery. Headquartered in Raleigh, NC, Wetherill Engineering is fully registered to provide Professional Engineering Services with the Office of the Secretary of State. The firm is ranked as the 104th Top Firm in the Southeast by Engineering News Record and recognized as a leading MWBE firm in the Triangle region by Triangle Business News. Team members join a respected, growth-oriented organization involved in impactful infrastructure projects across the region.
This is a full-time, on-site CEI / Transportation Inspector role throughout North Carolina. The CEI / Transportation Inspector will perform daily field inspections of roadway, bridge, and related transportation construction activities to verify compliance with project plans, specifications, and applicable standards. Responsibilities include observing contractor work, documenting quantities, completing inspection reports, and maintaining accurate project records. The inspector will monitor materials, equipment, and workmanship for quality, safety, and adherence to schedules, and will assist in resolving field issues with project engineers, contractors, and agency representatives. The role also includes performing and documenting field tests as required, attending progress meetings, and communicating construction progress, issues, and recommended actions in a clear and timely manner.