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Construction Inspector I/II/III - Maintenance Operations
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City of Lakewood, CO
Lakewood, CO (In Person)
$66,165 Salary, Full-Time
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Construction Inspector
I/II/III
- Maintenance Operations City of Lakewood, CO
- 4.1 Lakewood, CO Job Details Full-time $27.66
- $35.
HIRING RANGES
Construction Inspector I- $32.36
- $35.96/hour Construction Inspector II
- $39.13
- $43.48/hour Construction Inspector III
- $43.02
- $47.
MAJOR TASKS, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
(This job description does not intend to list every function of the position.)ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Oversees routine construction projects under guidance of higher level Construction Inspectors and Construction Coordinator. Inspects materials and quality of work in progress, enforcing applicable city ordinances and specifications by issuance of memos, verbal warnings, and stop work orders, as necessary. Monitors daily status of field projects which includes the following: directing the City's and developer's contractors, coordinating projects with the affected utilities, City departments or other Governmental agencies. Collecting field information, answering citizen inquiries, and responding to service requests. Performs inspections on soils, asphalt, concrete, storm sewer, water lines, sanitary sewers, structures, etc. Reviews, inspects, and enforces erosion control measures on construction sites. Reviews construction plans and specifications for Capital Improvement Projects. Reviews construction plans for public improvements in subdivisions and rights-of-way. Inspects private property, streets, and rights-of-way to determine repair or construction needs. Inspects public way work for conformance to City specifications. Evaluates construction sites and rights of way to assess infrastructure needed. Assists and trains other inspection staff in methods of construction inspection including testing, specifications, policies and procedures. Inspects public sidewalks to ensure compliance with snow removal ordinance. Issues warnings and summons for non-compliance. Maintains records of labor, equipment and materials used on City projects utilizing required project forms, job diaries and the computer. Performs detention pond inspections Prepares reports and cost estimates. Evaluates material test results and takes appropriate follow-up actions. Occasionally directs the work efforts of one or more temporary, part-time, or seasonal employees assigned to perform inspection duties on projects for which the Construction Inspector has primary responsibility. Must be able to interact with others in a positive manner. Requires regular and prompt attendance. Must maintain and utilize City-provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when conducting activities where the employee is exposed to risks above those encountered in a traditional office setting. If injured on-the-job due to failure to utilize PPE a safety violation can be taken. Uses equipment to perform snow clearing on streets, sidewalks, and bike paths during winter months.IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS
Survey roads and construction sites utilizing surveying equipment. Performs water quality testing on occasion as needed. Performs other duties as assigned.ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Supervision Received Receives general supervision from the Public Works Construction Coordinator. Supervision Given May occasionally direct work efforts of variable, part-time or seasonal workers.ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS
(Knowledge, Skills and Abilities) Education High School diploma or equivalent is required. Experience One or more years combined experience in project management, construction inspections, surveying, soils and materials testing or related education to include at least six months of construction inspection experience. Licensure/Certification/Registration Valid driver's license and good driving record required (must have Colorado driver's license) CDL License or the ability to obtain withing 6 months of hire. Other Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Ability to use proper safety procedures at work sites. Ability to communicate effectively and establish constructive working relationships with City personnel, contractors, members of the public and a diversity of special interest groups. Ability to learn and operate all equipment listed. Experience performing math and trigonometric functions necessary to determine quantities and estimates. Ability to work in enclosed spaces such as storm sewer pipes measuring 48 inches in diameter or greater. Ability to work effectively with deadlines; disagreements with developers, contractors and citizens; public complaints about construction projects; and enforcing City ordinances. Ability to use a personal computer and keyboard; ability to use spreadsheet software. Post-offer physical may be required. Background check.PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Lifting and Carrying Lifting and moving heavy objects such as manhole covers that could exceed 100 pounds a distance of up to 10 feet with assistance when needed. Pushing and Pulling Moving traffic control signs weighing up to 50 pounds a distance of up to 100 feet with assistance when needed. Body Positions Standing, kneeling, squatting, and climbing ladders. Includes driving a vehicle for extended periods of time, climbing into manholes and storm sewer pipes. Hearing Employee must hear the phone, radio and audible signals from equipment. Vision Must be able to read appropriate equipment, gauges and figures inherent to accurately survey, measure, and inspect construction projects.MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Mathematics Understanding of math and trigonometric functions necessary to determine quantities and estimates. Remembering Managing multiple tasks such as appointments; knowing which resource materials to utilize in order to make appropriate decisions. Language Ability Ability to communicate effectively with contractors; citizens; council members; state, county and utility employees; Lakewood City employees. Reasoning Must be able to effectively deal with contractors and citizens. Includes making proper decisions to help resolve disputes involving contractors, citizens, and neighbors.WORK ENVIRONMENT
Approximately 80% of work time is spent on field inspections. Work conditions vary according to season; exposure to all weather conditions. Exposure to dirt, dust, gasoline and diesel fumes, vehicle exhaust, paint, asphalt, concrete, chemicals used for water quality testing and fumes from storm and sanitary sewers. Hazardous or unpleasant conditions may exist due to traffic, operating equipment, explosives, radiation exposure, construction noise, fumes, and chemicals. Performance of duties on a variety of slopes.EQUIPMENT USED
Pick-up truck Telephone Two-way radio Hand tools (hammer, level, tape measure, measuring wheel, etc.) Calculator Cellular Phone/iPad Copy machine Personal computer/laptop Survey equipment Soil, asphalt, concrete, water and air testing equipment Hard hat and other safety equipment Construction Inspector II Job Description Oversees daily work progress on City Public Works construction projects and private development projects. Includes various construction inspection duties, observing materials testing, surveying, and fiscal monitoring to ensure plans, specifications and City ordinances are followed. Plows and sands streets and/or sidewalks in the winter months.MAJOR TASKS, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
(This job description does not intend to list every function of the position.)ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Oversees routine construction projects. Inspects materials and quality of work in progress, enforcing applicable city ordinances and specifications by issuance of memos, verbal warnings, and stop work orders, as necessary. Monitors daily status of field projects which includes the following: directing the City's and developers contractors, coordinating projects with the affected utilities, City departments or other Governmental agencies. Collecting field information, answering citizen inquiries, and responding to service requests. Performs inspections on soils, asphalt, concrete, storm sewer, water lines, sanitary sewers, structures, etc. Reviews, inspects, and enforces erosion control measures on construction sites. Reviews construction plans and specifications for Capital Improvement Projects. Reviews construction plans for public improvements in subdivision and rights-of-way. Inspects private property, streets, and rights-of-way to determine repair or construction needs. Inspects public way work for conformance to city specifications. Evaluates construction sites and rights of way to assess infrastructure needed. Assists and trains other inspection staff in methods of construction inspection including testing, specifications, policies and procedures. Inspects public sidewalks to ensure compliance with snow removal ordinance. Issues warnings and summons for non-compliance. Maintains records of labor, equipment and materials used on City projects utilizing required project forms, job diaries and the computer. Performs detention pond inspections Prepares reports and cost estimates. Evaluates material test results and takes appropriate follow-up actions. Directs the work efforts of one or more temporary, part-time, or seasonal employees assigned to perform inspection duties on projects for which the Construction Inspector has primary responsibility. Must be able to interact with others in a positive manner. Requires regular and prompt attendance. Must maintain and utilize City-provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when conducting activities where the employee is exposed to risks above those encountered in a traditional office setting. If injured on-the-job due to failure to utilize PPE a safety violation can be taken. Uses equipment to perform snow clearing on streets, sidewalks, and bike paths during winter months.IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS
Survey roads and construction sites utilizing surveying equipment. Performs water quality testing. Performs other duties as assigned.ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Supervision Received Receives general supervision from the Public Works Construction Coordinator. Supervision Given Directs work efforts of variable, part-time or seasonal workers. May train and oversee work of Construction InspectorI. ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS
(Knowledge, Skills and Abilities) Education High School diploma or equivalent.Experience :
Minimum of three years experience performing construction inspection duties and interpreting, reviewing, and producing construction plans and specifications. One year project management and survey experience required. Preferred Qualifications Experience in supervision of subordinate construction inspection personnel strongly preferred. Minimum of three years combined experience in construction inspections, surveying, soils and materials testing or related education is preferred . Licensure/Certification/Registration Valid driver's license and good driving record required (must have Colorado driver's license) CDL License or the ability to obtain withing 6 months of hire. American Traffic Safety Services Association Certification as a Traffic Control Supervisor. At least one of the following certifications: A.C.I. certification as a Concrete Field Testing Technician- Grade I.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Lifting and Carrying Lifting and moving heavy objects such as manhole covers that could exceed 100 pounds a distance of up to 10 feet. Pushing and Pulling Moving traffic control signs weighing up to 50 pounds a distance of up to 100 feet. Body Positions Standing, kneeling, squatting, and climbing ladders. Includes driving a vehicle for extended periods of time, climbing into manholes and storm sewer pipes. Hearing Employee must hear the phone, radio and audible signals from equipment. Vision Must be able to read appropriate equipment, gauges and figures inherent to accurately survey, measure, and inspect construction projects.MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Mathematics Understanding of math and trigonometric functions necessary to determine quantities and estimates. Remembering Managing multiple tasks such as appointments; knowing which resource materials to utilize in order to make appropriate decisions. Language Ability Proven ability to communicate effectively with contractors; citizens; council members; state, county and utility employees; Lakewood City employees. Reasoning Must be able to effectively deal with contractors and citizens. Includes making proper decisions to help resolve disputes involving contractors, citizens, and neighbors.WORK ENVIRONMENT
Approximately 80% of work time is spent on field inspections. Work conditions vary according to season; exposure to all weather conditions. Exposure to dirt, dust, gasoline and diesel fumes, vehicle exhaust, paint, asphalt, concrete, chemicals used for water quality testing and fumes from storm and sanitary sewers. Hazardous or unpleasant conditions may exist due to traffic, operating equipment, explosives, radiation exposure, construction noise, fumes, and chemicals. Performance of duties on a variety of slopes.EQUIPMENT USED
Pick-up truck Telephone Two-way radio Hand tools (hammer, level, tape measure, measuring wheel, etc.) Calculator Cellular Phone/iPad Copy machine Personal computer/laptop Survey equipment Soil, asphalt, concrete, water and air testing equipment Hard hat and other safety equipment Construction Inspector III Job Description Oversees daily work progress on City Public Works construction projects and private development projects. Includes various construction inspection duties, observing materials testing, surveying, and fiscal monitoring to ensure plans, specifications and City ordinances are followed. Plows and sands streets and/or sidewalks in the winter months.MAJOR TASKS, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
(This job description does not intend to list every function of the position.)ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Oversees complex projects with little or no supervision. Inspects materials and quality of work in progress, enforcing applicable city ordinances and specifications by issuance of memos, verbal warnings, and stop work orders, as necessary. Monitors daily status of field projects which includes the following: directing the City=s and developer=s contractors, coordinating projects with the affected utilities, City departments or other governmental agencies. Collecting field information, answering citizen inquiries, and responding to service requests. Performs inspections on soils, asphalt, concrete, storm sewer, water lines, sanitary sewers, structures, etc. Reviews, inspects, and enforces erosion control measures on construction sites. Reviews construction plans and specifications for Capital Improvement Projects. Reviews construction plans for public improvements in subdivision and rights-of-way. Serves as leader and positive role model to other team members and Construction Inspectors and acts as representative of the City on construction sites. Inspects private property, streets, and rights-of-way to determine repair or construction needs. Inspects public way work for conformance to city specifications. Evaluates construction sites and rights of way to assess infrastructure needed. Assists and trains other inspection staff in methods of construction inspection including testing, specifications, policies and procedures. Inspects public sidewalks to ensure compliance with snow removal ordinance. Issues warnings and summons for non-compliance. Maintains records of labor, equipment and materials used on City projects utilizing required project forms, job diaries and the computer. Performs detention pond inspections Prepares reports and cost estimates. Evaluates material test results and takes appropriate follow-up actions. Directs the work efforts of one or more temporary, part-time, or seasonal employees assigned to perform inspection duties on projects for which the Construction Inspector has primary responsibility. Must be able to interact with others in a positive manner. Requires regular and prompt attendance. Must maintain and utilize City-provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when conducting activities where the employee is exposed to risks above those encountered in a traditional office setting. If injured on-the-job due to failure to utilize PPE a safety violation can be taken. Uses equipment to perform snow clearing on streets, sidewalks, and bike paths during winter months.IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS
Survey roads and construction sites utilizing surveying equipment. Performs materials testing. Performs water quality testing.ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Supervision Received Receives general supervision from the Public Works Construction Coordinator.Supervision Given:
Directs work efforts of variable, part-time or seasonal workers. Train all levels of Construction Inspectors.ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS
(Knowledge, Skills and Abilities) Education High School diploma or equivalent Experience Minimum of seven years experience performing construction inspection duties and interpreting, reviewing, and producing construction plans and specifications. Minimum of 7 years combined experience in construction inspections, surveying soils and materials testing or related education. Project management and survey experience required. Experience in supervision of subordinate construction inspection personnel required. Proven progression in performance as a Construction Inspector II with a minimum rating of Meets Most Expectations or better for first one to two years and a Meets Expectations rating for the most recent two years based on the City of Lakewood's Performance Review and Development system. Licensure/Certification/Registration Valid driver's license and good driving record required (must have Colorado driver's license) CDL License or the ability to obtain withing 6 months of hire. A.C.I. certification as a Concrete Construction Inspector. A.C.I. certification as a Concrete Field Testing Technician- Grade I American Traffic Safety Services Association Certification as a Traffic Control Supervisor.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Lifting and Carrying Lifting and moving heavy objects such as manhole covers that could exceed 100 pounds a distance of up to 10 feet. Pushing and Pulling Moving traffic control signs weighing up to 50 pounds a distance of up to 100 feet. Body Positions Standing, kneeling, squatting, and climbing ladders. Includes driving a vehicle for extended periods of time, climbing into manholes and storm sewer pipes. Hearing Employee must hear the phone, radio and audible signals from equipment. Vision Must be able to read appropriate equipment, gauges and figures inherent to accurately survey, measure, and inspect construction projects.MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
: Mathematics Understanding of math and trigonometric functions necessary to determine quantities and estimates. Remembering Managing multiple tasks such as appointments; knowing which resource materials to utilize in order to make appropriate decisions.Language Ability :
Proven ability to communicate effectively with contractors; citizens; council members; state, county and utility employees; Lakewood City employees. Reasoning Must be able to effectively deal with contractors and citizens. Includes making proper decisions to help resolve disputes involving contractors, citizens, and neighbors.WORK ENVIRONMENT
Approximately 80% of work time is spent on field inspections. Work conditions vary according to season; exposure to all weather conditions. Exposure to dirt, dust, gasoline and diesel fumes, vehicle exhaust, paint, asphalt, concrete, chemicals used for water quality testing and fumes from storm and sanitary sewers. Hazardous or unpleasant conditions may exist due to traffic, operating equipment, explosives, radiation exposure, construction noise, fumes, and chemicals. Performance of duties on a variety of slopes.EQUIPMENT USED
Pick-up truck Telephone Two-way radio Hand tools (hammer, level, tape measure, measuring wheel, etc.) Calculator Cellular Phone/iPad Copy machine Personal computer/laptop Survey equipment Soil, asphalt, concrete, water and air testing equipment Hard hat and other safety equipmentHeavy Work:
Exerting over 50 lbs up to 100 lbs occasionally, and up to 50 lbs frequent, and 10-20 lbs constantly to move objectsPHYSICAL DEMAND
Bend or position self to move items from higher place to lower place or vice versa Lift, carry, push, pull, move, or position from all levels up to 50 lbs. Lift, carry, push, pull, move, or position from all levels over 51 lbs. with assistance Sit, stand or be stationary Stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, climb, balance, turn or twist all of which may include awkward positions on both even and uneven terrain Talk, hear, converse, communicate, or exchange information Use of hands and/or fingers in a repetitive motion to handle, pinch, reach, grasp, move, feel, and inspect, etc. Vision to include distance, depth perception, peripheral and color Walk, ascend or descend on both even and uneven terrain Environmental Conditions may include Confined spaces Extreme cold or heat Frequent vibrations due to equipment use Fumes or airborne particles Moderate to extremely loud noise environment Outdoor weather conditions Toxic or caustic chemicals Wet or humid conditions Work in high, precarious placesPhysical Requirements:
Lifting and moving heavy objects could exceed 100 pounds a distance of up to 10 feet with assistance when needed. Moving objects weighing up to 50 pounds a distance of up to 100 feet with assistance when needed. Hearing and Vision test Pay Range $27.66- 35.