Job Summary
The Engineering Inspector will perform duties related to the inspection of the construction of public infrastructure and development construction projects, including streets, drainage systems, grading, water and wastewater systems, and facilities, both in-house and contracted.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Inspects all public infrastructure facilities for compliance with approved plans and specifications, City, State, and Federal requirements, and the City's safety and aesthetics goals.
- Reviews inspection reports and CCTV footage for existing underground infrastructure prior to construction and new underground infrastructure after construction.
- Coordinates and oversees testing of public infrastructure, including but not limited to compaction testing, concrete compressive strength testing, and quality control testing for water and wastewater facilities.
- Ensures that construction activities are in compliance with City, State, and Federal requirements, particularly stormwater and erosion control requirements.
- Reviews contractor invoices and pay requests for accuracy for public infrastructure projects.
- Assists in managing construction schedules.
- Reviews engineering construction plans and submittals; ensures submittals contain accurate material needs and materials meet specification requirements.
- Maintains positive and professional relationships with City staff, contractors, and developers.
- Develops punch lists for City staff and contractors for new construction or rehabilitation project needs.
- Identifies and communicates deficiencies during construction with City staff and contractors in a timely and professional manner.
- Provides GIS mapping updates to personnel based on field inspections; updates, finalizes, and files construction plans with the engineering division.
- Other related duties as assigned.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Considerable knowledge of street, drainage, grading, water, and wastewater construction and maintenance practices and procedures.
- Considerable knowledge of Federal, State, and Local regulations pertaining to street, drainage, grading, water, and wastewater operations.
- Ability to perform algebra, geometry, or statistics mathematical equations.
- Ability to read, interpret, and research construction plans, gauges, dials, meters, technical handbooks, ordinances, surveys, easements, deeds, and construction staking.
- Ability to professionally communicate with contractors, developers, and citizens.
- Regular, reliable, and punctual levels of attendance are essential job functions and expectations of this position.
Physical Requirements
- Must be able to walk, stand, or sit for extended periods of time.
- Must be able to climb in and out of workplace vehicles/equipment.
- Must be able to crawl, reach, bend, stoop, squat, kneel, twist, and crouch when performing job duties.
- Is required to be able to carry, balance, lift, push, pull, and reach equipment and material weighing up to 50 pounds.
- Hearing, vision, and smell must be satisfactory to the degree that duties may be performed effectively and safely.
Environmental Conditions
- Majority of work is performed outdoors in all types of weather conditions.
Minimum Qualifications
- High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
- Five years of experience in streets, drainage systems, grading, water, and wastewater systems maintenance and construction duties.
- Must have a valid Class C Texas Driver's License.
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City of Weatherford
817-598-4204Weatherford Community
Weatherford is a historic town that is proud of its tradition and history. We are known for our community and family-oriented way of life, which is why Weatherford is one of the premier places to live and visit in North Texas.
In making decisions for one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, the City of Weatherford prides itself in working toward a unified effort with citizens to prepare for the future. Weatherford is now a premier place to live in the North Texas area and the community has helped developed a vision to balance our strong history with progressive and economic vitality. That’s why our motto is “Building a Strong Community.”
Visitors and newcomers to Weatherford will enjoy our many treasures, including a shopping district that is full of antique, boutique and specialty stores, restaurants, and entertainment. Our old-time Farmers’ Market, Chandor Gardens, First Monday Trades Days, and numerous Victorian-era homes bring visitors to our city to share in our desire to maintain our heritage as we grow toward the future. Weatherford is also becoming a destination place for many visitors because of our large-scale events. Our signature events include Spark in the Park and Holiday in the Park attracting over 30,000 people each year.
Additionally, Weatherford’s location next to the Interstate 20 corridor has attracted retail and restaurant chains for residents and visitors to enjoy. It is anticipated that Weatherford will be welcoming many more new businesses to the area within the next five years; many of which will be major developments for Parker County’s economic development vitality.
Our Growth & Future Development
Over the course of four years, the City of Weatherford has seen a population growth of over 8,000 people and we expect to double this growth number. Sitting at a current population count of 38,722, the City’s growth is attributed to our proximity to the Metroplex. The City’s major commercial and industrial employers find Weatherford attractive because we offer convenient access to the region’s major transportation and shipping infrastructure, an advantage few cities within the area can offer.
They say everything’s bigger in Texas. So, we offer unusually big opportunities for companies looking to relocate or expand. A business location here means access to a booming economy with world-class business climate, infrastructure, logistics, and workforce. There is a sense of history here, and a future that’s unlimited.
Our Mission, Vision & Goals
The City works with its citizens to “Build A Strong Community” that others can look to as a pillar of unity and excellence. Through large-scale construction and transportation plans that continue to add to the infrastructure a growing city like Weatherford needs, we’ll provide the public services our community requires to continually cultivate the unique small-town city we call home.
The City of Weather is and continues to strive to be the most livable and best managed city. We take care of our citizens, continually work to improve our neighborhoods and infrastructures as well as, the facets that make us so unique.
What we offer to our Employees:
Healthcare coverage – The City offers two plan options through Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Retirement System – A 2:1 matching ratio through TMRS.
Vacation – Employees will accrue 4 weeks of paid time off (Two weeks are automatically credited to the employee’s bank after successful completion of their introductory period, usually 6 months).
Holidays – Immediately available upon hire, employees will receive paid holidays off, a service date holiday and a floating holiday.
Gym reimbursement – up to $40 a month for any gym membership or active lifestyle subscription.
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