Full-time
Civil Engineer (Bridge Inspection & Load Rating)
Princeton, NJ · $82,680 per year
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About this role
Client: A client in the civil engineering industry. Location: Princeton, NJ (full-time). Responsibilities: perform structural, visual and special inspections and non-destructive testing of bridges; photograph bridge components, identify defects and document findings; prepare bridge safety inspection reports, update the National Bridge Inventory (NBI), and prepare recommendation letters for rehabilitation and priority repairs; upload photos and field notes to the asset management application and draft sketches in MicroStation; perform load ratings per AASHTO specifications, using LARS for steel girders, prestressed concrete beams and reinforced concrete slabs and PennDOT Box5 / BoxLRFD for reinforced concrete culverts, applying engineering judgment when design plans are unavailable; manage project schedules, track progress, prepare monthly status reports and implement QA/QC processes. Salary: $82,680 annually.
Requirements
- B.S. degree in Civil Engineering
- Bridge inspection and load rating experience (AASHTO)
- Experience with LARS and PennDOT Box5 / BoxLRFD
- Proficiency with MicroStation
- Project scheduling and reporting skills
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