Roadway Monitor

Overview

Monitor roadway contractor work, ensure compliance, document activities, support field ops.

Key Responsibilities

• safety compliance
• on‑site guidance
• data reporting
• storm cleanup
• contractor oversight
• documentation review

Tasks

-Ensure the contractor meets work zone safety and other safety requirements during maintenance operations. -Provide on-site guidance, participate in hands-on training, and assist supervisors with project data and reporting. -Assist in storm cleanup, accident response, snow/ice removal, and other emergency operations. -Oversee contractor performance for roadway maintenance, construction, traffic control, and emergency response; ensure compliance with contracts and manuals. -Accurately prepare and review documentation covering contract activities, worked performed, quantity and cost of work, progress, pay estimates, daily logs, compliance reports and safety evaluations, etc.

Requirements

• traffic control
• microsoft office
• driver's license
• 5+ years
• roadway monitoring
• compliance

What You Bring

-Knowledge of roadway maintenance, construction, and inspection practices. -Must have the ability to bend, stoop, kneel and twist, use hands to grasp and arms to reach, to raise hands above head, to sit, climb and balance and to work in confined spaces and heights with adequate vision to perform tasks -Knowledge of state and agency policies as they relate to quality workmanship and materials in maintenance contracts. -VDOT Intermediate Work Zone Traffic Control preferred. -Knowledge of highway maintenance specs, work zone safety, traffic control standards, erosion, and sediment control. -Proficient in Microsoft Office -Strong attention to detail and ability to analyze field data. -Valid Driver's license with good driving record and ability to drive -5+ years of experience in Roadway Monitoring for service transportation related contracts preferred. -Ability to work outside in various weather conditions -Experience ensuring compliance of contract specifications and daily report writing. -Professionally communicate with contractors, public and utility companies. -Effective written and verbal communication. -Must be able to walk over rough and uneven terrain and be able to stand up to 12 hours a day on occasion.

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About Summit Design And Engineering Services

-Over time it expanded across North Carolina and Virginia (and now as far as Colorado), adding architectural, materials testing, traffic, and coatings disciplines. -Typical projects include transportation design, construction inspection, geotechnical investigations, traffic engineering, and land‑use planning. -A lean yet agile structure lets multidisciplinary teams collaborate closely, delivering efficient solutions in transportation, geotechnical work, land development, surveying, and structural engineering.

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Security Clearance

-a background check, including a criminal and driving record check, will be performed.