Roadway CEI Technician II (East Tennessee)

Overview

Onsite inspection of roadway construction projects ensuring compliance and quality.

Key Responsibilities

• material testing
• field inspection
• quantity verification
• change orders
• invoice review
• progress meetings

Tasks

-Supports work of Project Managers throughout the course of project cycle -Works to meet and exceed client needs throughout project -Writes staff reports, letters, and reports on construction activities as needed -Occasionally required to perform testing procedures in the field which may include moving about for several hours at a time, ascending/descending a ladder, and/or properly positioning self around barriers -Consults with supervisor to determine project details, such as plan preparation, acceptance testing, and evaluation of field conditions -Reports maintenance problems occurring at project site to supervisor and collaborates to resolve issues -Performs responsibilities consistent with ethical engineering standards in the company handbook -Apprises owner of project progress and problems -Reviews Request for Payments and Invoices, approval, sign-off -May create newsletters showing project status and progress -Attends (and may conduct) progress meetings to discuss status and problems -Inspects roadway materials used by the contractor (reviewing confirmation that all materials conform to owner specifications) -Engages in self-education and training in order to keep up with current industry trends and changes -Maintains daily logs and field books (electronic or hardcopy) of construction progress, site visitors, problems and resolutions -Frequently use a computer for several hours at a time -Records, measures, and verifies quantities -Creates and approves contract change orders based on field modifications -Performs testing of construction materials (concrete, asphalt, soils, etc.) as required by owners specifications -Responds to client suggestions and complaints -Directs work and trains CEI Technician I and other field inspection staff as needed -May work near moving mechanical parts and heavy equipment

Requirements

• driver's license
• osha 10
• technical school
• microsoft office
• construction
• technical writing

What You Bring

-Speech Clarity – ability to speak clearly and in a common language so that others can understand you -Must be able to make deliveries and visit construction sites in a vehicle -Basic knowledge of construction practices relating to roadway reconstruction, rehabilitation, pavement management -Judgement and Decision-Making Skills – ability to make reasoned judgments that are logical and well thought out; constructively questioning and analyzing information in order to make the best conclusion -Requires the ability to communicate via in-person, phone, and email -Possession of a valid state issued Driver's License and required auto insurance -Technical school graduate and at least two years of experience in building construction -Ability to transport plans and testing equipment weighing up to 50 pounds -May be exposed to various weather conditions and/or extreme temperatures, hot or cold, on a construction site -Interpersonal Skills – ability to interact positively and work effectively with others -Requires vision abilities with the capability of using testing equipment and detecting safety/warning signs on a construction site -Organizational Skills – can marshal resources (people, funding, material, support, etc.) to get things done; can orchestrate multiple activities at once to accomplish goals; uses resources effectively and efficiently; arranges information and files in a useful manner -Knowledge and experience conducting construction bridge inspections of the foundation, substructure and superstructure is preferred -Knowledge of DOT Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, construction regulations, and statutes regarding generally accepted construction and trade practices preferred -Due to the nature of work being completed, as noted in the essential functions above, and the regular use of an SSR provided truck, constant and vigilant awareness of all roadway safety hazards and self monitoring of safe practices while operating company owned vehicles. Vehicles are to only be used for SSR related business. -Technical Writing Skills – skilled in the area of summarizing or explaining technical information in a clear, concise, and accurate way, communicating the point intended -Basic knowledge of state and/or local construction and building guidelines -Written Communication Skills – ability to clearly deliver a message through written words using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation -Detail-Oriented – ability to achieve accuracy and thoroughness when accomplishing a task; pays attention to details and is able to understand the cause of a certain outcome -OSHA 10-Hour Construction certification and necessary testing certifications (concrete, asphalt, soils, etc.) -Basic Computer Skills – ability to use computers and related technology efficiently, with a range of skills covering levels from elementary use to intermediate problems -High School diploma or equivalent and four years of experience in building construction -Basic knowledge and understand of Microsoft office Suite (i.e., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) -Comprehension – ability to understand information, ideas, and direction presented in writing and/or verbally communicated

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About Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.

-Delivers design, commissioning and technology services across sectors including industrial, buildings, energy and transport. -Typical projects range from large stadiums (e.g., Allegiant Stadium) to hospital systems and bridge repairs. -Operates regionally with a main HQ and twelve branch offices, enabling both community roots and wide reach.

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