Transportation Construction Inspector
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Construction
Road Construction, Civil Engineering, Regulatory Compliance Specialist
A. Morton Thomas & Associates, Inc. (AMT, Inc.) is hiring a Construction Inspector
in the Transportation sector to support projects throughout DDOT
. As part of this team, you will be immersed in a culture reflective of a smaller firm while providing the resources and technical strength of a larger company. With the opportunity to work alongside supportive management, tackle challenging projects, and develop your career, there is no better time to join AMT.
The Construction Inspector will perform field inspection and documentation of construction activities on DDOT infrastructure projects, ensuring all work is completed in accordance with contract plans, specifications, and applicable standards. Working under the direction of the Resident Engineer / Construction Manager, the CI is responsible for daily field observation, quantity tracking, documentation, and quality verification, serving as DDOT's frontline presence on the project.
FieldInspection & Oversight
Inspect contractor operations to ensure compliance with: contract plans and specifications and DDOT standards/procedures.
- Roadway reconstruction (paving, curb/gutter, sidewalks)
- Bridge work (structural elements, drainage, lighting)
- Utility installation and relocation
- Monitor maintenance of traffic (MOT) and work zone safety compliance
Prepare daily Inspector Daily Reports (IDRs) documenting:
- Work performed
- Labor, equipment, and materials
- Weather and site conditions
- Maintain detailed inspection records using DDOT-required systems
- Report field issues, discrepancies, and non-compliant work to RE/CM
- Assist in maintaining complete project documentation for audits
- Measure and record quantities of installed work on a daily basis
- Verify contractor-reported quantities
- Support preparation of pay estimates by providing accurate field data
- Observe and verify materials, installation methods, and workmanship
- Ensure testing is performed per specifications
- Identify and document deficient or non-conforming work
- Recommend acceptance or rejection of work to the Resident Engineer
- Coordinate daily with contractor superintendents and crews
- Coordinate daily with Resident Engineer / Construction Manager
- Communicate field conditions, conflicts, and progress updates
- Assist with resolution of minor field issues
- Observe contractor compliance with safety requirements
- Identify unsafe conditions and report immediately
- Support enforcement of safe work practices in active work zones
- Urban roadway reconstruction with phased MOT
- Bridge demolition and reconstruction
- Utility trenching, drainage systems, and lighting installation
- Streetscape improvements (sidewalks, ADA ramps, signage)
- Work in constrained right-of-way and high-traffic corridors
- High school diploma required;
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree preferred - Minimum 2–5 years of construction inspection experience on roadway and/or bridge projects
- Ability to read and interpret construction plans and specifications
- Experience with field documentation and reporting
- Experience on DDOT, SHA, or other DOT projects
- Certifications such as NICET (Highway Construction or Transportation), OSHA 10, Traffic Control / MOT certification, Erosion & Sediment Control certification
- AASHTO and MUTCD standards
- DDOT Construction Management Manual
- Field documentation systems (e.g., Field Manager or similar)
- Basic quantity tracking and measurement
- Microsoft Office (Excel, Word)
- Ability to maintain organized project records
- 100% field-based role
- Work in active construction zones, traffic environments, and varying weather conditions
- Night work and weekend shifts may be required depending on project phasing
- Tiered medical coverage
- Dental / Vision
- 401(k)
- Short- and long-term disability
- College savings plan
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Holidays
- Training / Certifications
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