Architectural Barrier Testing Specialist at Accura Engineering And Consulting Services, Inc. in Anchorage, AK | Kablio

Role

Description

compliance verification

field inspections

report writing

accessibility assessment

team guidance

code knowledge

Prepare written reports outlining deficiencies, non-compliant elements, and recommended corrective actions.
Use specialized tools (e.g., digital levels, slope meters, measuring devices) to verify compliance with accessibility requirements.
Evaluate site and building elements such as parking, entrances, doorways, restrooms, signage, and paths of travel for compliance with ABA, UFAS, ADA, and other applicable federal and DoD standards.
Conduct field inspections and assessments of USACE facilities to identify architectural barriers to accessibility.
Participate in project meetings and provide expert guidance on accessibility improvements.
Document findings with accurate field notes, photographs, measurements, and detailed reports.
Communicate effectively with design teams, facility managers, and USACE representatives to clarify findings and support mitigation planning.
Maintain a strong working knowledge of current accessibility codes, USACE policies, and federal building requirements.

Requirements

construction knowledge

accessibility cert

federal projects

microsoft office

procore

bachelor’s degree

Strong knowledge of construction practices, materials, and technical specifications
CASp, ICC Accessibility Inspector/Plans Examiner certification, or similar accessibility credential
Experience with Federal Projects, particularly US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), preferred
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) and digital inspection/reporting tools
Experience in facility inspection, accessibility assessment, or building code compliance
Ability to work independently in the field and in varied weather conditions
Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field (preferred)
Excellent attention to detail, documentation, and reporting skills
Experience using Procore, Bluebeam, or similar construction management software

Benefits

Professional development and career advancement opportunities.
Retirement savings plan with company match.
A supportive and collaborative work environment.
Paid time off and holidays.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
Competitive salary based on experience.

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

must pass a federal background review
must pass a drug screen

Company

Overview

$9M Revenue

Annual Company Performance

The company generates approximately $9 million in annual revenue, demonstrating strong performance across its service lines.

$5M Bonding

Project Bonding Limit

The company offers bonding limits of up to $5 million per project, providing financial security for clients.

$20M Aggregate

Aggregate Bonding Capacity

With an aggregate bonding limit of $20 million, the company can handle large-scale projects efficiently.

GSA 871-7

Professional Engineering Schedule

The company holds the GSA schedule 871-7 for professional engineering services, enabling federal contracts.

Founded in Atlanta, this firm swiftly grew into a trusted multi‑disciplinary consultancy serving both federal and local agencies.
It combines engineering, environmental assessment, construction management, and surveying under one roof, delivering personal yet full‑service solutions.
With project footprints from Alaska to Puerto Rico, their typical engagements include Phase I/II site assessments, wetlands and asbestos surveys, and CEI for infrastructure work.
They’re SBA 8(a), SDB and Woman‑Owned certified, enabling high‑profile contracts with DoD, EPA, NASA, GSA, and state DOTs.
Accura stands out for melding responsiveness with technical strength, led by a seasoned team of engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists.

Culture + Values

Ability to serve our clients with responsive, personal attention
Commitment to technical expertise, quality, client‑focused service
Delivery of project solutions on time and within budget
Maintains solid reputation with long‑term, repeat clients
Small‑company agility combined with full‑service diversity

Environment + Sustainability

Provides Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments, wetland surveys, environmental compliance and remediation services
Supports federal environmental initiatives (e.g., EPA projects, NPDES, Superfund enforcement)
Operates across diverse geographies—from Alaska to Puerto Rico—adhering to region‑specific environmental regulations

Inclusion & Diversity

No publicly stated DEI strategy or gender diversity data available

Articles

Who We Are

What We Do – Environmental

What We Do – IT Solutions

Role

Description

compliance verification

field inspections

report writing

accessibility assessment

team guidance

code knowledge

Prepare written reports outlining deficiencies, non-compliant elements, and recommended corrective actions.
Use specialized tools (e.g., digital levels, slope meters, measuring devices) to verify compliance with accessibility requirements.
Evaluate site and building elements such as parking, entrances, doorways, restrooms, signage, and paths of travel for compliance with ABA, UFAS, ADA, and other applicable federal and DoD standards.
Conduct field inspections and assessments of USACE facilities to identify architectural barriers to accessibility.
Participate in project meetings and provide expert guidance on accessibility improvements.
Document findings with accurate field notes, photographs, measurements, and detailed reports.
Communicate effectively with design teams, facility managers, and USACE representatives to clarify findings and support mitigation planning.
Maintain a strong working knowledge of current accessibility codes, USACE policies, and federal building requirements.

Requirements

construction knowledge

accessibility cert

federal projects

microsoft office

procore

bachelor’s degree

Strong knowledge of construction practices, materials, and technical specifications
CASp, ICC Accessibility Inspector/Plans Examiner certification, or similar accessibility credential
Experience with Federal Projects, particularly US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), preferred
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) and digital inspection/reporting tools
Experience in facility inspection, accessibility assessment, or building code compliance
Ability to work independently in the field and in varied weather conditions
Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field (preferred)
Excellent attention to detail, documentation, and reporting skills
Experience using Procore, Bluebeam, or similar construction management software

Benefits

Professional development and career advancement opportunities.
Retirement savings plan with company match.
A supportive and collaborative work environment.
Paid time off and holidays.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
Competitive salary based on experience.

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

must pass a federal background review
must pass a drug screen

Company

Overview

$9M Revenue

Annual Company Performance

The company generates approximately $9 million in annual revenue, demonstrating strong performance across its service lines.

$5M Bonding

Project Bonding Limit

The company offers bonding limits of up to $5 million per project, providing financial security for clients.

$20M Aggregate

Aggregate Bonding Capacity

With an aggregate bonding limit of $20 million, the company can handle large-scale projects efficiently.

GSA 871-7

Professional Engineering Schedule

The company holds the GSA schedule 871-7 for professional engineering services, enabling federal contracts.

Founded in Atlanta, this firm swiftly grew into a trusted multi‑disciplinary consultancy serving both federal and local agencies.
It combines engineering, environmental assessment, construction management, and surveying under one roof, delivering personal yet full‑service solutions.
With project footprints from Alaska to Puerto Rico, their typical engagements include Phase I/II site assessments, wetlands and asbestos surveys, and CEI for infrastructure work.
They’re SBA 8(a), SDB and Woman‑Owned certified, enabling high‑profile contracts with DoD, EPA, NASA, GSA, and state DOTs.
Accura stands out for melding responsiveness with technical strength, led by a seasoned team of engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists.

Culture + Values

Ability to serve our clients with responsive, personal attention
Commitment to technical expertise, quality, client‑focused service
Delivery of project solutions on time and within budget
Maintains solid reputation with long‑term, repeat clients
Small‑company agility combined with full‑service diversity

Environment + Sustainability

Provides Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments, wetland surveys, environmental compliance and remediation services
Supports federal environmental initiatives (e.g., EPA projects, NPDES, Superfund enforcement)
Operates across diverse geographies—from Alaska to Puerto Rico—adhering to region‑specific environmental regulations

Inclusion & Diversity

No publicly stated DEI strategy or gender diversity data available

Articles

Who We Are

What We Do – Environmental

What We Do – IT Solutions