Mid-Level Inspector - Construction Services (CEI)

Overview

Mid-level inspector performs surveys, layout, inspections, testing & documentation for bridge work.

Key Responsibilities

• documentation
• material testing
• dimensional survey
• field book
• quantity tracking
• workmanship inspection

Tasks

-Daily documentation of contractor’s work efforts. -Material sampling and testing. -Measure distances to verify the accuracy of construction activity/layout dimensions. -Observe work in progress to ensure that procedures followed and materials used conform to specifications. -Obtain and prepare material samples for laboratory testing. -Project field book preparation and documentation. -Maintain a daily log of construction and inspection activities. -Assist with the preparation of the Final Estimates package. -Verify levels, alignment, and elevation of construction activity/installations. -Record quantities of materials received or used during specified periods. -Examine the workmanship of finished installations for conformity to standards and accepts installation.

Requirements

• earthwork
• concrete
• asphalt
• aci testing
• fe/eit
• projectwise

What You Bring

-Possess SCDOT or valid qualification from another state for Earthwork & Base Course Technician qualification or obtain within the first 90 days months of employment. -Possess SCDOT or valid qualification from another state for Concrete Technician Level 1&2 or obtain within the first 90 days of employment. -Ability to work in a team environment. -Possess SCDOT or valid qualification from another state for Asphalt Roadway Technician or obtain within the first 90 days of employment. -Possess SCDOT or valid qualification from another state for ACI Field Testing Technician Grade 1 or obtain within the first 90 days of employment. -Work Zone Traffic Control (Advanced or Supervisor) within the first six months of employment -High school graduate or equivalent plus two (2) years' experience in construction inspection, one (1) year of which shall have been in bridge and/or roadway construction inspection. -Position requires a minimum of 40 hours a week with the possibility of overtime (Hourly). -Preferred: Possession of qualification or prerequisite experience for eligibility to obtain SCDOT Foundations Technician -Or a Civil Engineering Degree and FE (or EIT) Certification with the ability to earn additional required Inspector qualifications within an initial year of employment. -Valid construction training qualifications in states outside of SC are a PLUS. -Must possess SCDHEC/Clemson CEPSCI (Sediment Control Inspector) qualification within the first six months of employment. -Ability to learn and reach self-sufficiency with data entry and project record submittal in AASHTO-Ware Project and ProjectWise applications. -Valid driver’s license with approved/acceptable driving history required. -Earthwork Construction logbook preparation and documentation.

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Benefits

-401(k) Plan and Match -Mentorship Program -Cell Phone Allowance -Outstanding holiday and paid-time-off programs -Excellent compensation package -Career Path Development Program (Management & Technical Career Tracks) -Employee Assistant Program (EAP) -Variety of voluntary benefit options -Parental Leave -Short-Term Disability/Long-Term Disability -Flexible Spending Account -Company Vehicle -Company-furnished life insurance -Competitive health and dental insurance premiums -Tuition Reimbursement

About Drmp

-Headquartered in Orlando, FL, it has grown across the Southeast and beyond. -Privately held and employee‑owned. -The firm’s portfolio spans major transportation corridors, water‑management systems, environmental mapping, and ecological restoration projects. -Specialists in civil engineering, surveying & mapping, transportation design, stormwater engineering, ecological services, and construction inspection. -Typical work includes highway design, bridge and drainage systems, water‑resource planning, native‑habitat restoration, and geospatial mapping. -DRMP stands out for integrating multidisciplinary teams—from surveyors to ecologists—to deliver cohesive, community‑focused infrastructure.

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