Mackin Engineering Co

Mackin Engineering Co

Transportation Construction Inspector / Inspector Supervisor (TCI / TCIS)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · Senior · Contract

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 33 days ago
CommunicationOrganizational Skills

About the role

  • Mackin Engineers & Consultants is a leading civil engineering firm serving infrastructure projects across the eastern U.S. With offices in Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, and West Virginia, we deliver innovative, high-quality solutions in highway, bridge, and construction inspection services.
  • Mackin is seeking Transportation Construction Inspectors and Inspector Supervisors (TCI/TCIS) for roadway and bridge construction projects in the Pittsburgh area. Positions are available for multiple experience levels, from entry-level inspectors to senior inspectors and supervisors.

Responsibilities

  • Perform roadway and bridge construction inspections per plans, specifications, and contracts
  • Prepare daily reports and maintain construction documentation

Nice to have

  • Position Summary
  • Mackin is seeking Transportation Construction Inspectors and Inspector Supervisors (TCI/TCIS) for roadway and bridge construction projects in the Pittsburgh area.
  • Positions are available for multiple experience levels, from entry-level inspectors to senior inspectors and supervisors.
  • Inspect grading, excavation, drainage, asphalt, concrete, structures, traffic control, and signage
  • Monitor contractor progress and ensure quality, safety, and compliance
  • Conduct field measurements, testing, and material sampling
  • Communicate with contractors, engineers, and project teams
  • Supervise and mentor inspectors (supervisory levels)

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • 401(k) with company match & profit sharing
  • PTO, paid holidays, parental & bereavement leave
  • Tuition and certification reimbursement
  • Life, disability, pet, and supplemental insurance options

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