Construction Inspector I CM

Description

About This Position :

Construction Inspector I should be able to follow technical instructions and learn typical construction inspection methods from more experienced construction inspectors. Work on small projects or portions of larger projects as part of the inspection team. Typical projects include highway, roundabout, traffic signal and bridge

Essential Job Functions :

• Locate points on the worksite based on information on project drawings
• Identify basic construction operations and be able to locate the correlating information in the standards, specifications and plans
• Perform basic math computations (areas and volumes of simple shapes, multiplication, addition and subtraction of various measurements)
• Accurately measure and compare measured values with plans
• Identify common tools and equipment used for inspection, testing and measuring
• Properly identify and use personal protective equipment (PPE) while on the construction site
• Identify work zone traffic control components
• Prepare accurate and understandable reports of operations

Job Requirements :

Field experience and successful completion of NICET Level I testing and requirements.

Per NYSDOT policy the following will also be considered as holding a NICET Level I (equivalent) :

A minimum of six (6) months of direct involvement in highway construction inspection or a closely related field or working to obtain a NICET Level I certification or approved equivalent.

Pay Range : $25.00 / hour - $34.50 / hour

Pay is based on applicant's ability / experience and will be rated accordingly.

Qualifications

Education High School of Diploma (required)

Experience 0 - 1 years : Direct involvement in highway construction inspection or a closely related field or working to obtain a NICET Level I certification or approved equivalent. (required)

Licenses & Certifications NICET Cert L-IV Hwy Const (preferred)

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