Material Inspector

Parsons Corporation

What You'll Be Doing:

• Interface with clients and contractor s staff to determine and verify project requirements.

• Prepares inspection reports and site records.

• Performs civil and structural tests, such as soil compaction, moisture content, aggregation, graduation, concrete slump, air entrainment, concrete compression, lines and grades surveys, bolt torques and concrete coring.

• Provides general inspection on all construction labor and subcontracted tasks to ensure professional workmanship.

• Verifies equipment alignment and balancing operations.

• Performs other responsibilities associated with this position as may be appropriate.

• Receive material inspection requests (MIR) from contractor, inspect civil materials delivered at site and report on quantity and technical compliance and sign off requests.

• Prepare/complete the necessary documentation prior to inspection of the works and process accordingly following completion of the inspection.

• Keep, monitor and follow up as necessary and maintain complete record(s) concerning the execution of the works.

• Ensures that the project quality control procedures are used for the construction supervision works and monitors it for improvement.

• Ensure site progress information is communicated regularly.

• Perform all other duties that may be requested by team leadership

• Coordinate the works to ensure successful hand-over of the project

What Required Skills You'll Bring:

• Diploma or bachelors degree in Civil Engineering or related.

• Minimum 5 years related experience Infrastructure project experience.

• Knowledge and experience using computer software.

• UAE experience preferred

What Desired Skills You'll Bring:

• Strong analytic capabilities and the ability to work independently.

• Good oral and written communication skills.

• Ability to communicate logically and clearly with management and staff.

• Ability to handle the physical aspects of required field work.

• Commitment to safe work practices