CWI/Special Inspector

As a CWI/Special Inspector, you will be responsible for providing various testing and inspections on new and on-going projects to verify compliance with building codes and standards.Job Responsibilities:Travel safely to various job sites in a company provided vehicle; maintain company vehicle (schedule oil changes, inside/outside upkeep and complete monthly vehicle inspection reports) Perform routine field tests or inspectionsInspect, assess and determine weld quality meets the acceptable criteria of a specific code or other specifications and safety regulationsVerify welding procedures, welder qualifications and material specificationsPrepare reports with detailed documentation of inspections, testing and findings including any defects or discrepanciesRead maps, blueprints, follow directions, and interpret engineering and construction plansComplete structural concrete and reinforcing code and job specification complianceUnderstand structural masonry code and job specification complianceDetermine pre-stressed and post tension concrete tendons, reinforcing code and job specification compliancePerform inspections of soil, concrete, asphalt, steel and/or wood framingDetermine spray-applied fireproofing code and job specification complianceDocument accurate and detailed field activity/inspections and report findings/diagrams to the clients and supervisorsCommunicate daily with site contractors, other technicians, and project managers verbally and electronicallyComplete and prepare accurate and detailed field-testing reports on a daily basis Follow all company safety procedures and policiesOther tasks as assignedQualifications & Skills:High School diploma or equivalentMust be at least 18 years old for entry onto job sitesValid Driver's License with acceptable driving record 2 years of prior field and/or inspections experienceRequired: Certified Welding Inspector certificationRequired: Master Special Inspector certification and/or active ICC Certifications in Masonry, Soils, Spray-Applied Fireproofing, Post-Tension, Concrete, etc. or EI (Engineer-in-Training) licensurePreferred but not required: AAS or BS in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology or related degreePreferred but not required: Knowledge or certifications in radiation safety, NCDOT/SCDOT Roadway, Earthworks certificationAbility to read and interpret construction documentsAbility to calculate results from construction inspectionsAbility to accurately complete field-testing paperwork and detailed figuresAbility to read and comprehend simple instructions, detailed reports, short correspondence and memosAbility to effectively present information in one-on-one and small group situations to customers, clients and other employees of the organizationStrong written and verbal communication and ability to use technology/computer Working Conditions & Physical Requirements:Days and hours for this position are typically Monday-Friday with some weekends, holidays and overtime as neededRegularly exposed to outside weather conditions such as wet and/or humid environments, extreme cold and/or heat, dusty and noisy work environmentsField work on outside construction sites involving long-term standing, sitting and repetitive motionsAbility to use your senses to see (including close, distant and peripheral vision, depth vision and ability to focus), smell, hear and touch (use your hands to reach, climb or balance, crouch, stoop, crawl, kneel and sit)You may be required to drive hundreds of miles per day within the Mid-Atlantic regionSome weekend, overtime work and/or overnight work and travel may be requiredAbility to regularly lift and/or move/shake up to 40lbs. (soil and/or concrete tests and related apparatus); frequently lift and/or move up to 60lbs. (soil and sand samples, and nuclear density equipment); and occasionally move more than 100lbs. (such as a loaded wheelbarrow of concrete samples)