Construction Inspector

Barton & Loguidice is seeking a highly experienced Construction Inspector to join our team. As a Construction Inspector, you will be responsible for ensuring that construction projects are completed in accordance with plans, specifications, and industry standards.

• Inspect and Document Daily Construction Activities: Conduct regular site visits to inspect construction progress, identify potential issues, and document daily activities.
• Prepare Daily and Weekly Reports: Compile and submit detailed reports on construction progress, including quantities of materials used and work performed.
• Measure and Track Quantities: Accurately measure and track quantities of materials used and work performed to ensure accurate payment requests.
• Review Claims and Change Orders: Review contractor claims for extra work and change order costs to ensure compliance with contract terms.
• Coordinate with Stakeholders: Collaborate with project stakeholders, including owners, contractors, and government agencies, to ensure smooth project execution.
• Interpret Contract Plans and Specifications: Review and interpret contract plans and specifications to ensure compliance with project requirements.

• 10+ Years of Site Construction Inspection/Management Experience: Proven experience in site construction inspection and management, including preparation of daily field reports and interaction with project stakeholders.
• Valid Driver's License and Own Transportation: Must have a valid driver's license and own transportation to job sites.
• Physical Ability to Negotiate Construction Sites: Must be physically able to safely navigate construction sites and facilities.
• Geosynthetic Materials and Soil Installation Experience: Required experience in geosynthetic materials and soil installation.
• Certification as a CQA Geosynthetic Materials and Compacted Clay Liner Inspector: Preferred but not required.

Estimated pay range: $33-45/hour. Actual compensation may vary based on related work experience, geographical location, market conditions, education/training, certifications, and other credentials.