CEI Inspector

Pape-Dawson Engineers•Bonita Springs, FL

19d•Onsite

About The Position

Construction Inspector is responsible for performing inspection tasks on a wide variety of private and municipal projects including transportation, utility, pumping, stormwater, and site projects, ensuring compliance with project plans, specifications, and safety standards. This role involves documenting construction progress, verifying materials, and ensuring adherence to project plans, specifications, municipal standards, and safety standards.

Requirements

1 year+ of experience
High school diploma preferred
Valid driver’s license required
Transportation (bridge, roadway, rail) construction inspection experience
Willingness to work overtime, limited nighttime construction, and overnight travel as needed

Nice To Haves

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Training, Radiation Safety/Nuclear Gauge / Hazmat Training, Concrete Field Testing, Soils & Aggregate, and Hot Mix Asphalt Roadway Certifications preferred
Experience with Site Manager Software and Roadway Plans preferred

Responsibilities

On-Site Inspections: Conduct detailed, daily inspections of construction activities, such as grading, paving, drainage, utility installations and ensuring compliance with project plans and specifications.
Independently verify that materials and workmanship meet quality standards and contractual requirements.
Identify and report any deviations or non-compliant work to project managers, recommending corrective actions as necessary.
Documentation and Reporting: Prepare and submit thorough daily work reports (DWRs) detailing work performed, progress, materials used, and any issues encountered on-site.
Take accurate measurements, field notes, and photographs to document construction activities, ensuring complete and accurate project records.
Verify and maintain accurate logs of materials testing results, ensuring compliance with specifications and standards.
Assist in reviewing and approving pay estimates and change orders, ensuring documentation supports work performed.
Contractor Coordination and Communication: Communicate regularly with contractors, subcontractors, and project managers to address any on-site issues, clarifications, or changes needed during construction.
Coordinate with contractors to ensure work progresses according to the project schedule and that all milestones are met.
Attend project meetings as needed to provide updates on field inspections, progress, and any identified issues.
Materials Testing and Quality Control: Oversee on-site materials testing activities, ensuring tests are conducted in a timely manner and results meet required specifications.
Review materials testing results for soil, asphalt, concrete, and other construction materials, ensuring they align with project specifications and address any non-conformance issues with contractors.
Ensure proper documentation of all materials used on-site, including certifications and test results.
Environmental Compliance: Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, including stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and other local and state environmental requirements.
Monitor and document environmental protection measures on-site, such as erosion control and runoff management, ensuring adherence to permits and regulations.