Field Technician Coatings Inspector

What You’ll Do:

• Learn to conduct thorough coating inspections on various construction projects.
• Complete detailed field inspection reports and document findings accurately.
• Use specialized field‑testing equipment and assist with testing on‑site.
• Work alongside our experienced engineering team, gaining hands‑on experience.
• Adhere to Dixon Engineering’s inspection techniques, safety standards, and construction methodology.

• Entry‑level candidates with some construction‑related experience (whether from previous jobs, internships, or projects).
• Ability to work at heights upwards of 150' and in various outdoor environments.
• A valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
• Willingness to travel as required for job sites.
• A strong desire to learn and grow within a company that values career development.
• Strong attention to detail, safety‑conscious mindset, and teamwork skills.

• Hands‑on training in inspection techniques and construction safety standards.
• Opportunities for career advancement within the company.
• Competitive pay and benefits.
• A supportive, team‑oriented work environment that values your growth and development.

• Comprehensive Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage)
• Life Insurance and Long/Short‑term Disability coverage for peace of mind
• 401(k) Plan with company match to help you plan for the future
• Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays to ensure work‑life balance
• Seasonal role with year‑round pay, offering stability and consistent income
• A company‑owned vehicle (including maintenance and fuel cards) for travel convenience
• Company‑provided phone or a monthly reimbursement credit
• Hotel lodging program for job‑related travel
• Daily per diem for meals during travel assignments
• Yearly clothing allowance to ensure you’re always ready for the job

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Some college education or construction‑related experience is a plus.

• Full‑Time, including some nights and weekends

• Manage accurate and detailed daily logs and photos for inspection recordkeeping.
• Inspect the structural soundness of buildings – including roofing, foundation, sewer, heating systems, air conditioning, electrical systems, hoists, escalators, and plumbing systems.
• Evaluate blueprints and building plans to be sure they meet contract specifications, zoning regulations, local building code ordinances, and electrical code safety standards.
• Utilize test equipment, survey instruments, and metering devices to perform a thorough inspection of construction projects.
• Oversee construction activities and conformance to general public safety standards throughout all phases of construction at building sites.

• Oversee coating and construction activities, ensuring strict conformance to project specifications throughout the process.
• Use testing instruments and devices to conduct thorough inspections at various stages of the project.
• Approve quality work practices, document specification violations, and generate detailed daily inspection reports.
• Maintain accurate and comprehensive daily records, including photos, for project inspection documentation.
• Adhere to and enforce safe working practices to ensure a secure job site for all team members.

• Great decision making and communication skills, and mechanical knowledge are necessary.
• Familiarity with inspection techniques, zoning regulations, construction methods, and state and local safety regulations and ordinances is crucial.
• Some college or technical education in the area of engineering, building inspection technology, construction management, or construction technology is valuable, but a high school diploma is required.
• Construction industry experience is preferred (2‑3 years) working with construction trades, as a real estate home inspector, plumbing inspector, or mechanical inspector.
• A satisfactory driving record and valid driver’s license are required.

$21 – $35 hourly