La Porte, Indiana30+ days ago
Registered Professional Engineer in Indiana with 5 years bridge experience; Must have a Bridge Inspection Team Leader certification, or the ability to obtain such certification within 9 months of hire; Understanding of how bridge and large culvert members function, and to recognize the impact a defect may have on the load carrying capability of a bridge component or element; Thorough knowledge of inspection principles, practices, techniques, and the ability to apply these principles and procedures as required; Ability to read and interpret technical documents including but not limited to bridge and large culvert design and rehabilitation plans, roadway plans, inspection reports, maintenance records, geotechnical data, hydraulic data, and maps; Knowledge of bridge maintenance principles, practices, methods and techniques related to maintenance of bridges and large culverts; Ability to communicate both verbally and in writing, and to follow verbal and written instructions; Basic computer skills and the ability to become proficient in new programs and databases; Must have valid Indiana driver’s license; Physical Requirements include but are not limited to standing, walking, crouching, climbing, balancing, kneeling, reaching, lifting, grasping, sensing potential hazardous fumes, hearing and talking (including using a cell phone); Vision Requirements including peripheral, close, distant, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus; Ability to use tools including but not limited to pen and clipboard, digital camera, chipping hammer, range pole, measuring tape, handheld spotlight; Ability to remain calm during emergencies; Broad knowledge, understanding, and application of the practices and methods in State Transportation; INDOT Quality Control/Quality Assurance Training Requirements: NHI course "Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges". The Senior Bridge Inspection Engineer for the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) conducts inspections of bridges, large culverts, and retaining walls in order to maintain public safety and confidence, and to protect public investment.