What are the responsibilities and job description for the Construction Representative III, Grade 23 position at Montgomery County, MD and Careers?
JOB
Please note: The salary range above represents this position’s earning potential. The anticipated hiring range for this position will be $76,742 - $120,319, based on the candidate’s qualifications and experience.WHO WE AREMontgomery County Department of Transportation’s (MCDOT) mission is to move people and connect places with seamless, equitable transportation options that are safe, environmentally responsible, and support economic growth and vibrancy in Montgomery County. MCDOT supports its residents, commuters and visitors with transit options and infrastructure that provides seamless transportation services to the public.WHO WE ARE LOOKING FORThe ideal candidate will have excellent oral and written communication skills, detail-oriented, organized, timely, and reliable. Self-sufficient and a problem-solver. Conveys information professionally and works well with people at all job levels, from field to management. Communicates technical and non-technical information effectively.A collaborator who excels at developing partnerships and can manage projects and tasks professionally, effectively, and equitably with managers, staff, consultants, contractors and other stakeholders.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
The Division of Transportation Engineering is seeking a Construction Representative for its Transportation Construction Section. Performing work primarily in the field on highway construction sites of County Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects. An Employee in this class is responsible for helping assure quality of construction projects by monitoring construction activities for assigned capital improvement projects. These projects include all-new construction, level-of-effort and major renovations which need to be implemented effectively in order to meet the intended goal, stay within budget and be on time.Duties include, but are not limited to: Employee studies and familiarizes self with the drawings and specifications of construction projects, documents observations and reviews findings with supervisors, contract writers or designers. Inspects project site before construction begins to identify and report conditions that may affect contractor's ability to complete construction as specified. Establishes and maintains liaison throughout construction process with contractor's field representatives, subcontractors, material suppliers, utility company representatives, etc. Daily monitors projects under construction for compliance with code requirements and contract plans and specifications, including the quality control plan, to ensure that all work is performed as prescribed and within specified time requirements as well as consistent with generally accepted construction practices. Performs inspections and prepares, or verifies, documentation required for quality control program. Evaluates contractor proposals and advises supervisors of potential problems, cost and time considerations, utility placement and connection, selection and placement of equipment, choice of materials, stormwater management facilities, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, etc. Alerts supervisor of potential for construction claims and recommends ways to avoid cost overruns. Prepares daily reports and logs to document project progress and develops pay estimate at the end of each pay-period. Assists in record keeping and preparing documents for review by senior management, County Attorney’s Office or other County agencies. May be required to assist and participate, on an as-need basis, in the review of documents and inspection of construction projects managed by other divisions and County departments. Conducts field or laboratory tests of materials (e.g., concrete, soil, aggregate, brick and hot mix asphalt) to determine compliance with mix designs, job mix formulas and/or project specifications and requirements.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Experience in documentation of daily construction activities, incidents and changes for a Capital Improvement Project.Experience in verifying the delivery of materials and equipment to construction sites, and coordinates, observes and reports on required tests (e.g., coring, concrete strength, hot mix asphalt placement, etc.).Experience in and appropriate certification for material testing including soils, aggregate, concrete and asphalt.Experience using database(s) and common or specialized software to report observations authorize changes and all other information needed for fully documented project history including time extensions, additional work requests, payments, retainage, liquidated damages and disputesOral and written communication skills.
Please note: The salary range above represents this position’s earning potential. The anticipated hiring range for this position will be $76,742 - $120,319, based on the candidate’s qualifications and experience.WHO WE AREMontgomery County Department of Transportation’s (MCDOT) mission is to move people and connect places with seamless, equitable transportation options that are safe, environmentally responsible, and support economic growth and vibrancy in Montgomery County. MCDOT supports its residents, commuters and visitors with transit options and infrastructure that provides seamless transportation services to the public.WHO WE ARE LOOKING FORThe ideal candidate will have excellent oral and written communication skills, detail-oriented, organized, timely, and reliable. Self-sufficient and a problem-solver. Conveys information professionally and works well with people at all job levels, from field to management. Communicates technical and non-technical information effectively.A collaborator who excels at developing partnerships and can manage projects and tasks professionally, effectively, and equitably with managers, staff, consultants, contractors and other stakeholders.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
The Division of Transportation Engineering is seeking a Construction Representative for its Transportation Construction Section. Performing work primarily in the field on highway construction sites of County Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects. An Employee in this class is responsible for helping assure quality of construction projects by monitoring construction activities for assigned capital improvement projects. These projects include all-new construction, level-of-effort and major renovations which need to be implemented effectively in order to meet the intended goal, stay within budget and be on time.Duties include, but are not limited to: Employee studies and familiarizes self with the drawings and specifications of construction projects, documents observations and reviews findings with supervisors, contract writers or designers. Inspects project site before construction begins to identify and report conditions that may affect contractor's ability to complete construction as specified. Establishes and maintains liaison throughout construction process with contractor's field representatives, subcontractors, material suppliers, utility company representatives, etc. Daily monitors projects under construction for compliance with code requirements and contract plans and specifications, including the quality control plan, to ensure that all work is performed as prescribed and within specified time requirements as well as consistent with generally accepted construction practices. Performs inspections and prepares, or verifies, documentation required for quality control program. Evaluates contractor proposals and advises supervisors of potential problems, cost and time considerations, utility placement and connection, selection and placement of equipment, choice of materials, stormwater management facilities, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, etc. Alerts supervisor of potential for construction claims and recommends ways to avoid cost overruns. Prepares daily reports and logs to document project progress and develops pay estimate at the end of each pay-period. Assists in record keeping and preparing documents for review by senior management, County Attorney’s Office or other County agencies. May be required to assist and participate, on an as-need basis, in the review of documents and inspection of construction projects managed by other divisions and County departments. Conducts field or laboratory tests of materials (e.g., concrete, soil, aggregate, brick and hot mix asphalt) to determine compliance with mix designs, job mix formulas and/or project specifications and requirements.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Experience in documentation of daily construction activities, incidents and changes for a Capital Improvement Project.Experience in verifying the delivery of materials and equipment to construction sites, and coordinates, observes and reports on required tests (e.g., coring, concrete strength, hot mix asphalt placement, etc.).Experience in and appropriate certification for material testing including soils, aggregate, concrete and asphalt.Experience using database(s) and common or specialized software to report observations authorize changes and all other information needed for fully documented project history including time extensions, additional work requests, payments, retainage, liquidated damages and disputesOral and written communication skills.
Salary : $76,742 - $122,603