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Summary of Work
The ideal applicant would have knowledge of the principles and practices of structure inspection, non-destructive testing techniques, basic structural engineering principles, knowledge of various site-specific characteristics and their potential effects on structural condition (e.g., temperature, weather conditions, scour, etc.); safety practices, OSHA regulations; directing, organizing, and coordinating with district and railroad staff; complex inspection procedures; adapting inspection methods and techniques to meet various site-specific circumstances; and operating a variety of inspection tools, equipment, and vehicles.
The applicant must be able to work in a team environment. The applicant must encompass effective collaboration, adaptability, conflict resolution, accountability, respect, and both leadership and followership abilities. Effective written and verbal communication skills are also required in communicating technical information and inspection plans with inspectors and Department staff, developing technical reports and recommendations. This position further requires skill in the use of standard office software applications (i.e., word, excel, etc.), and the ability to learn and use bridge inspection software and photo editing software.
Expectations include traveling for a minimum of 8 months annually, from April 1st to November 30th, with overnight stays (approximately 20% of the time) across North Dakota. The remainder of the year will be spent in the office or performing ancillary inspections (High Mast Lighting, Overhead Sign Structures).
This position will assist the senior bridge inspector in the following duties:
Structural Inspection:
Structural Management
Quality Control/Quality Assurance:
Minimum Qualifications
Assistant Bridge Inspector:
In addition to the above qualifications, applicants must have successfully completed the following training:
If we are unable to find a fully qualified applicant, an alternate classification for this position as a bridge inspector in training will be considered.
Bridge Inspector in Training II:
Bridge Inspector in Training I:
For the alternate classification of a bridge inspector in training, the successful candidate will need to complete the following training within the timeframes below:
All Bridge related inspection training will be provided through the department. Periodic bridge inspection refresher training will also be required in accordance with State policy.
Bridge inspection experience requires active participation in bridge inspections in either a field inspection, supervisory, or management role. A combination of bridge design, bridge maintenance, bridge construction and bridge inspection experience, with the predominant amount in bridge inspection, is acceptable.
If hired as a Bridge Inspector in Training I or II, advancement to a Bridge Inspector in Training II or Assistant Bridge Inspector will be dependent upon job performance and fulfillment of job requirements at the next level.
At any level, this position requires a class D driver's license for travel to site locations; lifting up to 50 pounds or ability to carry several items with a total weight of 50 pounds. Ability to walk over uneven terrain or in water, inspecting from significant heights (i.e., 50 feet), and effectively utilize equipment to perform complete and thorough inspections (e.g. nondestructive testing, snooper, boats, ladders, hip waders, probes, hardhats, survey, drone, etc.).
Employment of the selected candidate will be contingent on satisfactorily completing the interview process, medical screening, and reference check.
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801 Application Procedures
Submit an application at www.nd.gov/careers by 11:59 P.M. CST on the closing date. Application materials, including resume, cover letter, and transcript, must clearly explain how experience and education relate to the minimum qualifications and job duties.* Applicants who experience difficulties during the application process should contact recruiter@nd.gov or 701.328.3290.
For more information or if you need accommodation or assistance in the application or selection process, contact Mallory Green, Talent Acquisition Manager, at malgreen@nd.gov or 701.328.2651. Learn more about NDDOT at https://www.dot.nd.gov/.
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The State of North Dakota and this hiring agency do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation and gender identity), genetics, religion, age or disability in employment or the provisions of services and complies with the provisions of the North Dakota Human Rights Act.
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Full Time
$66k-90k (estimate)
06/27/2024
08/25/2024
northdakotadepartmentoftransportation.com
Bismarck, AR
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