Structural Inspector (Infrastructure)

Role overview

What you will do

• Inspect work to determine whether it complies with contract specifications.
• Inspect demolition and construction of reservoirs, lifting stations, retaining walls, tunnels, bridges, substations, pools, and other structural elements.
• Maintain project files, calculate quantities, write daily diaries, and prepare contract-required reports.
• Verify approved materials, maintain as-built plans, and collect compliance certificates, safety data sheets, and inspection tags.
• Identify conflicts and problems, advise the supervisor on solutions, and document nonconformance and resolutions.
• Report installed quantities for payment applications and change-order work.
• Coordinate surveying and material-testing subconsultants.
• Support safety practices, quality-control procedures, emergency callbacks, and technical guidance for lower-level inspectors.

Required skills and experience

• Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, structural engineering, a related field, or equivalent.
• At least 5 years of regional experience as a structural inspector.
• Knowledge of public works contracts, construction processes, plans, specifications, scheduling, and engineering calculations.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office, project management software, and internet search tools.
• Ability to prepare diaries and reports, review pay estimates and extra work bills, and communicate effectively.
• Ability to recognize hazardous conditions, follow instructions, manage time, and work effectively in a team.

Desired qualifications

• Authority certification or approvals in a related field and HSE training are advantageous.
• Construction safety training, including 10 hours of OSHA training, is desired.

Work setting

• The role involves inspections and emergency callbacks at the project site and requires awareness of public safety.