Precast Concrete Inspector II

A Precast Concrete Inspector II leads plant quality control for precast and prestressed production, or performs owner and agency plant inspection for DOT and structural precast programs: verifying prestressing operations, reviewing mix designs and strength records, accepting or rejecting finished products, keeping the plant QC records the PCI or DOT certification program requires, and supervising Level I inspectors. PCI Quality Control Personnel Certification Level II is required. Verify prestressing operations: strand certification, tensioning, elongation, detensioning sequence, and transfer strength; investigate low breaks and adjust with the plant; Maintain plant QC records for PCI plant certification and DOT or owner acceptance programs;

Qualifications

PCI Quality Control Personnel Certification Level II, current, with 2+ years in a certified precast or prestressed plant; ACI Concrete Strength Testing Technician certification preferred; Your week is the plant's quality record: detensioning approvals at the start of the day, a low-break investigation before the next pour uses the same mix, product acceptance for a DOT girder load with the state inspector present, and the records review that keeps the plant's PCI certification and DOT approval in place. On owner and agency assignments you are the outside eye in someone else's plant, which means your acceptance decisions are documented well enough to stand on their own. Certifications, training, and where this leads: Level II leads to Precast Inspector III and plant quality management. Sponsored training covers PCI Level III, ACI laboratory certifications, and DOT plant inspector qualification for the states where we work. Pay, schedule, and travel: Plant hours: production pours early and stripping breaks are first thing, so days start before dawn and follow the plant's schedule, with overtime during heavy production. Plant positions are tied to the plant's location; owner and agency inspection assignments involve travel between plants on a project basis with per diem as assigned. Safety, quality, and the standards we work under: Precast quality control is performed to PCI MNL-116/MNL-117, the project specification, and the DOT requirements that apply, and reported under our documented AASHTO R18 quality system. A release strength is a number, not an estimate, and a piece ships when the record says it can. Plant safety - cranes, tensioning beds, strand release, and moving product - is trained, enforced, and part of the inspector's job. We are an equal opportunity employer and consider every applicant without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or veteran status.