Construction Inspector Engineer

Overview

Inspect and oversee heavy highway structural projects, ensuring quality and safety.

Key Responsibilities

• inspections
• scheduling
• safety monitoring
• quality control
• crew tracking
• problem solving

Tasks

-Keeps resident engineer informed of workload and any daily activities. -Conducting inspections, scheduling, and oversight of heavy highway structural projects. -Actively observes and acts in an appropriate manner related to safety. -Assists in the completion of reports. -Responsible for monitoring contractor conformance to quality, performance, and specifications for assigned construction activities. -Proactively interacts with the contractor to track crew work and equipment on the project. -Solve technical problems and steward solutions through the delivery process. -Performs daily field inspections and maintains inspection records.

Requirements

• technical societies

What You Bring

-Is active in technical societies.

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Benefits

-Relocation is available

About Collins Engineers, Inc.

-The firm began by blending structural and transportation design with pioneering underwater engineering. -It became one of the first to employ engineers as diving inspectors, shaping national standards for underwater structure evaluation. -It tackles a diverse portfolio—from bridge and waterfront facility design to seismic assessments and program management oversight. -An unusual hallmark: its in-house engineer-divers provide inspections and design solutions from the depths to the deck. -The company regularly authors manuals for FHWA and NHI, influencing protocols for underwater inspection and marine infrastructure. -Typical projects include major bridges, waterfront terminals, riverwalks, seismic evaluations and emergency response inspections. -Despite its international presence, it remains privately held and financially self‑sustained.

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