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HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
INSPECTOR B <09483
The Warrenton Residency is seeking a qualified individual to independently inspect all assigned phases of highway and related structure construction and maintenance projects. Will also prepare and review related reports & records; supervise and coordinate the work of other inspectors and perform other related duties. The successful applicant will have knowledge of highway construct^ inspection techniques, methods, procedures, construction terms' and symbols,- and roadway plans. Requires the ability to assign and evaluate the work of other inspectors; manage total contract projects to satisfactory completion; Interpret contracts, special provisions, plans, and specifications, use engineering field equipment, record data clearly and concisely, interpret and * prepare reports, communicate effectiyely both orally and in writing, and perform basic mathematic and geometric calculations.
Requires the willingness to work adjusted schedules and overtime hours. Some work may be required in the vicinity of devices emitting low-level ionizing radiation. Salary: $20,461 - $27,965 with excellent ’ benefits. If your training and or experience make you a qualified candidate, send a VA. State Application to: HUMAN RESOURCES, VA. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, P.O. Box 671, Culpeper, Va. 22701. Applications must be received by 5p.m. Friday, January 12,1990.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
MINORITIES AND WOMEN ARE
ENCOURAGED TO APPLY
84.5%