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Certifications from a State Highway Agency or National Entity such as ACI (American Concrete Institute) or NICET (National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies) in earthwork, asphalt, and concrete if required by the client or jurisdiction in which they will be working.
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Able to perform accurate quantity takeoffs for earthwork, concrete work, and underground piping and drainage. Reviewing, analyzing and interpreting Contract Documents (specifications, drawings, and reference information) to develop detailed, comprehensive cost estimates for heavy civil construction projects.
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Perform earthwork, concrete, structural, drainage, asphalt, water, sewer, utility, and materials inspections on construction projects. Perform earthwork, concrete, structural, drainage, asphalt, water, sewer, utility, and materials inspections on construction projects.
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The Chief Construction Inspector is able to perform the most complex construction inspection activities for the 5 categories of inspection: 1) Roadway 2) Bridges 3) Drainage 4) Erosion & Control 5) Maintenance & Traffic.
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Such as Roadway Inspection of earthwork, drainage, paving, etc. Such as Roadway Inspection of earthwork, drainage, paving, etc. At least one or more of the following certifications are preferred: ACI, NJSAT, TCC or CCTC.
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Perform earthwork, concrete, structural, mechanical, process drainage, asphalt, water, sewer, utility, and materials inspections on construction projects. Perform earthwork, concrete, structural, mechanical, process drainage, asphalt, water, sewer, utility, and materials inspections on construction projects.
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Conceptualize initial civil design for land/site development, prepare grading plans, performing earthwork and drainage/stormwater calculations. Performing final grading plans including cut and fill analysis and earthwork balancing.
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Fundamental understanding of a variety of basic civil engineering principles and design procedures including but not limited to drainage, pipe hydraulics, storm water detention, roadway and pavement layout grading, earthwork computations, water and wastewater systems, storm water pollution prevention, etc.
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Inspector must be able to perform the most complex inspection activities for at least 2 of the 5 categories of construction inspection: 1) Roadway 2) Bridges 3) Drainage 4) Erosion & Control 5) Maintenance & Traffic.
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Civil engineering land development, infrastructure design, and construction document preparation for roads, parking areas, storm drainage systems, stormwater management facilities, utilities-water mains, sanitary sewers, sediment, and erosion control, and outline specifications.
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Expertise in grading, storm drainage/flood control, and water/sewer system design is desired. Responsibilities may include land use entitlements, civil design/modeling (grading, earthwork, hydrology and hydraulics, etc.
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Technical expertise in Civil Engineering design including utility, grading/earthwork, drainage, access road design, erosion and sedimentation control, infrastructure design, constructability evaluations.
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Performs construction management (CM) of public works projects such as roadway construction (new roads, overlay, widening), earthwork, drainage, pipelines, water/wastewater facilities, municipal and transportation structures, signalized intersections, and electrical.
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Proven track record of upholding workplace safety and ability to abide by WSP’s health, safety and drug/alcohol and harassment policies Preferred Qualifications Working knowledge of AutoCAD Civil 3D/LDD and familiarity with grading and earthwork concepts.
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Job Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (not required) At least one or more of the following certifications are preferred: NECEPT or PennDOT concrete NICET Certification: II-IV is preferred.
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