Construction Inspector - Lehi
Listed on 2026-10-26
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Construction
Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Civil Engineering, Site Manager, Construction Manager/ Foreman
Civil Science is seeking Construction Inspectors (Levels I–IV) to support transportation and infrastructure projects across Utah. Opportunities are available at all Utah office locations
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Lehi, Salt Lake City, Richfield, and St. George, with anticipated start dates between February and April 2027
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In this vital role, you’ll be out in the field inspecting roads, bridges, drainage structures, utilities, trails, and other critical public infrastructure that communities rely on every day. If you prefer being on active job sites—watching projects take shape and ensuring they’re built correctly—you’ll thrive here.
You’ll work closely with contractors, municipalities, UDOT representatives, project managers, and engineers to identify potential issues early and address them before they accelerate. This is a monitoring and oversight role focused on observing construction activities, documenting findings, and reporting compliance with approved plans, specifications, and safety standards.
What You’ll Do:Field Inspection & Monitoring
Documentation & Quality Control
Safety & Compliance
Collaboration & Leadership
Inspector I (Entry-Level)
0–2+ years of construction, inspection, trade or related field experience; candidates that are interested yet new to the industry are encouraged to apply!
High school diploma or equivalent
Basic knowledge of construction materials and safety practices preferred
Strong people and communication skills
Competent in PDF, Microsoft, and email software platforms
Ability and willingness to actively progress through the UDOT Technician Level 1 training program
3–7+ years of professional construction experience including field inspections and leadership responsibilities – material testing experience is a plus, but not required
Ability to work independently on a construction project
Strong people and communication skills
Knowledge of construction methods and practices
Ability to read construction plansets, project schedules, and understand project specifications (UDOT and/or APWA)
UDOT Technician Level II required;
Level III preferredApplicable certifications (ACI, ICC, etc.) preferred
Ability to use software such as Masterworks, Bluebeam, Microsoft Office, and other required programs
Ability to guide the work of other inspectors is preferred
8–12+ years of professional construction experience including leadership responsibilities
Ability to train and mentor staff to provide supervision as needed
Read and interpret construction drawings and specifications (UDOT and/or APWA) and identify discrepancies or conflicts with plans and/or field conditions
Independently run construction project with little to no oversite
UDOT Technician Level IV required
Advanced expertise in quality control processes and safety compliance – material testing experience is a plus, but not required
Excellent people and communication skills
Demonstrated success managing field teams and complex projects, including overseeing multiple staff across multiple projects, including mentoring of junior technicians
Strong commitment to quality, accountability, and meeting deadlines
Commitment to prioritizing safety and strictly adhering to all company, client, and site-specific safety policies and procedures at all times
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Demonstrates a continuous learning mindset and a desire to grow within a company that actively invests in its people
Willingness and ability to travel frequently to job sites and work remotely as needed, including occasional overnight stays. May include night and weekend work to meet project needs
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds and work on active…
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