Gannett Fleming, Inc.
Bridge Engineer / Inspection Team Leader
Gannett Fleming, Inc., Richmond, Virginia, United States,
The primary duties of a
Bridge Engineer/ Inspection Team Leader
are performing and participating in bridge safety condition inspections of in-service highway/transit/rail bridges/aerial structures and ancillary structures in accordance with highway/transit/rail agency requirements, FHWA National Bridge Inspection Standards, FTA, and/or FRA Standards. Bridge condition inspection activities will also include planning, scheduling, securing access equipment, identifying and procuring maintenance of traffic services, agency coordination of inspection activities, and preparing detailed inspection reports.A successful candidate will also have experience in structural design, structural capacity analysis (load ratings), and structure rehabilitation (highway/transit/rail bridges).This position can be in our
Fairfax, VA, Washington, DC, or Baltimore, MD
office.What You Will DoPerform highway/transit/rail bridge/structure condition inspections.Develop bridge condition inspection reports with effective repair/rehabilitation recommendations.Coordinate field activity, access equipment, and MOT vendors.Perform or check structural load capacity rating analyses for highway/transit/rail bridges.Review existing bridge/structure plans to identify critical elements, details, fracture critical members, and structural load paths.Assist with inspection coordination and analysis activities.Minimum RequirementsMinimum 2-5 years of bridge condition inspection experience as an inspector, if without a BSCE degree a minimum of 6-9 years of bridge inspection experience.Certified Bridge Inspector meeting the requirements as defined by FHWA or if without a BSCE degree, a Bridge Safety Inspector certified by the NSPE program for NICET Level II or higher.Completed the comprehensive Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges (NHI Course 130055) and the Fracture Critical Inspection Techniques for Steel Bridges (NHI Course 130078).Proficient with use of under bridge access equipment (boom lifts, bucket trucks, snoopers, etc.)Clear verbal and written communication skills.Ability to work in a team environment, self-starter, demonstrated organization skills, team player, and commitment to continuous improvement.Must have the physical abilities to transverse steep embankments, work at heights and in confined spaces, climbing, carrying ladders and gear, work in adverse weather conditions, etc.Must possess a valid driver’s license.
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Bridge Engineer/ Inspection Team Leader
are performing and participating in bridge safety condition inspections of in-service highway/transit/rail bridges/aerial structures and ancillary structures in accordance with highway/transit/rail agency requirements, FHWA National Bridge Inspection Standards, FTA, and/or FRA Standards. Bridge condition inspection activities will also include planning, scheduling, securing access equipment, identifying and procuring maintenance of traffic services, agency coordination of inspection activities, and preparing detailed inspection reports.A successful candidate will also have experience in structural design, structural capacity analysis (load ratings), and structure rehabilitation (highway/transit/rail bridges).This position can be in our
Fairfax, VA, Washington, DC, or Baltimore, MD
office.What You Will DoPerform highway/transit/rail bridge/structure condition inspections.Develop bridge condition inspection reports with effective repair/rehabilitation recommendations.Coordinate field activity, access equipment, and MOT vendors.Perform or check structural load capacity rating analyses for highway/transit/rail bridges.Review existing bridge/structure plans to identify critical elements, details, fracture critical members, and structural load paths.Assist with inspection coordination and analysis activities.Minimum RequirementsMinimum 2-5 years of bridge condition inspection experience as an inspector, if without a BSCE degree a minimum of 6-9 years of bridge inspection experience.Certified Bridge Inspector meeting the requirements as defined by FHWA or if without a BSCE degree, a Bridge Safety Inspector certified by the NSPE program for NICET Level II or higher.Completed the comprehensive Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges (NHI Course 130055) and the Fracture Critical Inspection Techniques for Steel Bridges (NHI Course 130078).Proficient with use of under bridge access equipment (boom lifts, bucket trucks, snoopers, etc.)Clear verbal and written communication skills.Ability to work in a team environment, self-starter, demonstrated organization skills, team player, and commitment to continuous improvement.Must have the physical abilities to transverse steep embankments, work at heights and in confined spaces, climbing, carrying ladders and gear, work in adverse weather conditions, etc.Must possess a valid driver’s license.
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