Construction Inspector

Summary

Construction Inspectors inspect, observe, and document construction and maintenance projects; performing tests on soils and materials. Work is performed under the supervision of a Project Engineer. In most cases, an Inspectors day to day direct supervisor may be a clients direct employee. Construction Inspectors have many categories that range from an entry level inspector to a senior inspector. All Inspectors are required to travel and be available to work in any part of the State, subject to change of assignments, as work requires. We work when the contractor works. Inspectors are required to have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Inspectors must also be able to work night shift when required.

Essential Functions: include the following.

• Performs field inspections of construction and maintenance projects and of existing roadways, structures and facilities.
• Conducts and/or observe and document test on soils, asphalt, concrete, aggregates, bituminous products, metal products and industrial coatings.
• Responds to data requests.
• Participated in traffic control activities.
• Other duties as assigned.
• Obtain the following VDOT Certifications
• Soil and Aggregate Compaction
• Asphalt Field Level I & II
• Hydraulic Cement Concrete Field
• Pavement Marking
• Slurry Surfacing
• Flagger Certification
• Certification for Erosion and Sediment Control Inspection
• Stormwater Management (Inspector) Certification
• Intermediate Work Zone Traffic Control
• GRIT (Guardrail Certification)
• Obtain the Nuclear Gauge Safety Training and the 10 Hour OSHA Safety Training.
• Fill out the Inspector's Daily Report (IDR) which memorializes all labor, equipment, and material used on the project each day.
• Maintain daily progress photos of the work.
• Fill out Force