What are the responsibilities and job description for the Entry and Mid- Level CE&I Inspectors position at Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering?
CEI Inspectors - Savannah, GA
Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, LLC (ICE) is a full-service transportation design and consulting firm specializing in civil and transportation engineering services. With a strong commitment to excellence, innovation, and client satisfaction, we deliver comprehensive solutions for infrastructure projects across the U.S. Our collaborative culture, technical expertise, and passion for improving communities drive our success.
Our team is rapidly growing, and we are looking to add multiple Construction Inspectors to our team to support our infrastructure projects in GA!
The CE&I Inspector will monitor the work of contractors to ensure compliance with contract requirements, specifications, and quality standards for transportation projects of moderate to considerable complexity. In addition to inspection responsibilities, the inspector may be required to provide inspection/project management, under the direction of a Project Manager.
Responsibilities
The following certifications help ensure that CEI technicians comply with DOT, AASHTO, and ASTM standards for transportation infrastructure projects. ICE provides training for inspectors to obtain the following certifications and is invested in their professional growth.
Entry-Level – Junior Inspector Experience And Certification Requirements
For positions involving field work, completion of OSHA 10 certification is required as a condition of employment. New hires without current certification must complete the training within two (2) weeks of hire. ICE will provide the training and cover associated costs.
Physical Demands
The role involves moderate physical activity such as walking, standing, bending, and climbing stairs or ladders. Employees may occasionally lift objects weighing up to 80 pounds. It is essential for employees to navigate construction sites skillfully and conduct thorough inspections of materials and structures.
Employees must have the ability to visually discern and differentiate details and colors of objects, and proficiency in recognizing sound, tone, and pitch. Clear and effective verbal and written communication skills are necessary. The role demands adaptability to interruptions and changes in workflow, as well as the capacity to sit for extended periods. Employees must be capable of working in varied environmental conditions, including hot, cold, and noisy settings, and be able to stand and walk during site visits. Additionally, working on construction projects may involve night work and weekend work depending on the project scope and may include working in conditions with active traffic.
Expected Hours of Work
The ICE offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, allowing an unpaid hour for lunch daily. Work schedules may vary according to the project schedule - night work and weekend work are required as the schedule demands.
Why Build Your Career with ICE?
At ICE, we value diverse perspectives, innovative thinking, and personal initiative. Our leadership is committed to your growth and well-being, creating an environment where everyone can thrive.
Here’s What You Can Expect At ICE
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Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, LLC (ICE) is a full-service transportation design and consulting firm specializing in civil and transportation engineering services. With a strong commitment to excellence, innovation, and client satisfaction, we deliver comprehensive solutions for infrastructure projects across the U.S. Our collaborative culture, technical expertise, and passion for improving communities drive our success.
Our team is rapidly growing, and we are looking to add multiple Construction Inspectors to our team to support our infrastructure projects in GA!
- Entry Level Inspector: 1-5 years of experience
- Mid-Level Inspector: 5 years of experience
The CE&I Inspector will monitor the work of contractors to ensure compliance with contract requirements, specifications, and quality standards for transportation projects of moderate to considerable complexity. In addition to inspection responsibilities, the inspector may be required to provide inspection/project management, under the direction of a Project Manager.
Responsibilities
- Provide daily observation of construction activities and document activities on required reports/forms.
- Review construction materials for contract and specification compliance.
- Inspect roadways and structures for conformance to plans and specifications.
- Evaluate structural materials, placement of culverts, and structural operations such as foundation excavation.
- Monitor placement of pilings, reinforcing and structural steel, concrete, and backfill.
- Verifies lines, grades, dimensions, and elevations using survey and field engineering equipment.
- Perform accurate calculations and computations.
- Sample and test construction materials to ensure they meet the quality requirements of the project specifications.
- Review contractor submittals for conformance to project documents and specifications.
- Document and immediately report any non-compliance actions and safety violations to your immediate supervisor.
- Recording Daily Work Reports to include quantities in Site Manager and for American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASTHO) projects.
- Above average math and problem-solving skills are required.
- Ability to adapt to new technologies and quickly learn new computer skills.
- Ability to communicate both verbally and in writing in English.
- Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.
- Fleet drivers must possess a valid driver’s license and a safe driving record.
- Must complete a pre-employment screening; ICE is a drug-free workplace.
- HS diploma required or equivalent required.
- Associate or BS in Civil Engineering is a plus.
- Roadway and bridge inspection experience is required
- GDOT and SCDOT experience is desired.
- Asphalt Roadway Technician, Earthwork and Base, Concrete Level 1 & 2, and ACI Field Concrete Technician certifications are required.
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Office programs.
The following certifications help ensure that CEI technicians comply with DOT, AASHTO, and ASTM standards for transportation infrastructure projects. ICE provides training for inspectors to obtain the following certifications and is invested in their professional growth.
Entry-Level – Junior Inspector Experience And Certification Requirements
- A minimum of one year of inspection experience is required.
- Two of the following certifications are required:
- Asphalt Roadway Technician
- Earthwork Drainage & Base Technician
- Concrete Level 1 and Level 2
- ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician – Grade 1
- A minimum of five years of inspection experience is required.
- Three of the following certifications are required:
- Asphalt Roadway Technician
- Earthwork Drainage & Base Technician
- Concrete Level 1 and Level 2
- ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician – Grade 1
For positions involving field work, completion of OSHA 10 certification is required as a condition of employment. New hires without current certification must complete the training within two (2) weeks of hire. ICE will provide the training and cover associated costs.
Physical Demands
The role involves moderate physical activity such as walking, standing, bending, and climbing stairs or ladders. Employees may occasionally lift objects weighing up to 80 pounds. It is essential for employees to navigate construction sites skillfully and conduct thorough inspections of materials and structures.
Employees must have the ability to visually discern and differentiate details and colors of objects, and proficiency in recognizing sound, tone, and pitch. Clear and effective verbal and written communication skills are necessary. The role demands adaptability to interruptions and changes in workflow, as well as the capacity to sit for extended periods. Employees must be capable of working in varied environmental conditions, including hot, cold, and noisy settings, and be able to stand and walk during site visits. Additionally, working on construction projects may involve night work and weekend work depending on the project scope and may include working in conditions with active traffic.
Expected Hours of Work
The ICE offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, allowing an unpaid hour for lunch daily. Work schedules may vary according to the project schedule - night work and weekend work are required as the schedule demands.
Why Build Your Career with ICE?
At ICE, we value diverse perspectives, innovative thinking, and personal initiative. Our leadership is committed to your growth and well-being, creating an environment where everyone can thrive.
Here’s What You Can Expect At ICE
- Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits
- Professional development and clear paths for career growth
- A collaborative, supportive team of skilled professionals
- Opportunities to work on impactful infrastructure projects that shape and connect communities
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