Transportation Construction Inspectors (All levels)

ATCS•Greenville, SC

4d•$17 - $45

About The Position

ATCS's Construction Services group is expanding in South Carolina! We are eagerly seeking talented individuals with a strong background in SC construction management and inspection that have or are able to obtain necessary SCDOT certifications to bolster our efforts in delivering exceptional projects across the state of South Carolina! Whether you're a seasoned construction professional with years of experience or just starting your career in the inspection field, we invite you to join our dynamic team. As we embark on this exciting journey of growth, we are enthusiastic about welcoming inspectors of all experience levels to be a part of our flourishing practice. If you're passionate about construction, ready to take on new challenges, and eager to contribute to our expanding footprint in South Carolina, we'd love to hear from you. Key Role Requirements: Monitor the work of contractors to ensure quality control and contract compliance for roadway, structure, and bridge construction projects of moderate to considerable complexity. Monitor and inspect roadway, structure and bridge, and maintenance construction projects of routine to moderate complexity Ensure contractor compliance through review, interpretation and enforcement of plans and contract documents, monitoring and inspecting field work efficiently and in a timely manner Preparation of thorough, accurate project documentation. The Inspector will compute daily pay quantities and prepare field adjustment estimates, inform project management of issues that arise in the field and assist in resolution as directed and contribute feedback to Project Inspector for evaluations for all prime contractors and agreed-upon subcontractors Conduct materials tests to assure all materials meet requirements set forth in the Materials Manual of Instructions, ensure work zones and other safety requirements and environmental permit requirements are met, and ensure that utility work is documented accurately through daily reports.

Requirements

Minimum of two (2) years' experience as an Inspector
Senior Inspectors must have approximately eight (8) years of experience with a focus on highway and transportation related project experience
High School Diploma or GED required, Associates degree in civil engineering technology or similar focus preferred
Construction experience required
General knowledge of surveying methods, equipment and material used in highway construction
Working knowledge of mathematics including algebra, geometry and trigonometry
Ability to read and interpret construction plans, contract provisions, and inspection procedures
Basic computer skills including use of email, internet, Microsoft office programs and use of iPad
Valid drivers' license
Good written and verbal communication skills
SCDOT material testing and sampling certifications is preferred.
Concrete (ACI) and SCDOT Level I and II Asphalt
Roadway Earthwork and Base Course Course Aggregate
Nuclear Gauge (APNGA)
Erosion & Sediment Control (CEPSCI)
Work Zone Traffic Control (WZTC)

Responsibilities

Monitor the work of contractors to ensure quality control and contract compliance for roadway, structure, and bridge construction projects of moderate to considerable complexity.
Monitor and inspect roadway, structure and bridge, and maintenance construction projects of routine to moderate complexity
Ensure contractor compliance through review, interpretation and enforcement of plans and contract documents, monitoring and inspecting field work efficiently and in a timely manner
Preparation of thorough, accurate project documentation.
Compute daily pay quantities and prepare field adjustment estimates
Inform project management of issues that arise in the field and assist in resolution as directed and contribute feedback to Project Inspector for evaluations for all prime contractors and agreed-upon subcontractors
Conduct materials tests to assure all materials meet requirements set forth in the Materials Manual of Instructions, ensure work zones and other safety requirements and environmental permit requirements are met, and ensure that utility work is documented accurately through daily reports.