Rohadfox Corporation
Job Summary
Rohadfox is seeking a qualified Construction Inspector to support client Airfield construction inspections and serve as a member of the client’s Quality Assurance & Construction Inspection Division across multiple projects within the client’s Capital Improvement Program. Pay range begins at $67.67/hr (plus DOE). The role requires flexibility to work all shifts including nights, weekends, and varied schedules.
Responsibilities
Conduct inspections of runway and taxiway construction activities, including FAA P-501 PCCP slipform and side form paving operations, ensuring compliance with specialized concrete paving equipment practices.
Perform comprehensive inspections of FAA P-401 asphalt placement and compaction activities, including air-void testing, surface defect repair, release agent application, and cold milling, patching, profiling, and grade correction operations.
Inspect the installation and testing of FAA P-201 base material and P-306 lean concrete base systems, including earthwork operations, soil import/export activities, subgrade preparation, and temporary erosion and drainage control.
Apply extensive knowledge of FAA active airfield work rules and protocols, including barricades, fencing, lighting, signage, pavement markings, FAA 7460 compliance, and vehicle service road requirements.
Ensure compliance with FOD controls and active airfield protocols, including dust control, sweeping procedures, airport security and escorting protocols, and FAA vehicle marking/identification requirements.
Inspect FAA airfield lighting systems such as taxiway edge, centerline, TDZ, hold bar, and status lights, ensuring proper series circuits and regulator functionality.
Coordinate opening and closing of active runways and taxiways using proper radio protocol and multi-group coordination procedures.
Prepare detailed daily inspection reports with mapping, video/photo documentation, and accurate quantity tracking to document construction activities, deficiencies, and compliance issues in a timely manner.
Perform batch plant inspections for both PCCP and asphalt materials, interpret complex underground utility plans, read survey data, and perform calculations for inspection and quantity verification including line and grade requirements.
Apply knowledge of project sustainability requirements and enforce client’s mandatory MMRP requirements while maintaining availability for all shifts.
Qualifications
Minimum of five (5) years of verifiable experience performing airfield construction inspection on active airport facilities, with demonstrated expertise in runway and taxiway construction projects.
Extensive knowledge and verifiable field experience with FAA specifications including P-501, P-401, P-201, and P-306.
Proven experience with FAA active airfield operational protocols, including FOD controls, runway/taxiway opening and closing procedures, radio communication protocols, and multi-agency coordination.
Comprehensive knowledge of FAA airfield lighting systems, pavement marking standards, signage requirements, and FAA Part 139 Airport Certification regulations.
Current Cal/OSHA 30‑hour certification card required, with knowledge of FAA Part 139, Cal/OSHA, Fed OSHA, and LAWA safety standards.
Proficiency in technical report writing, including mapping, photographic/video documentation, quantity calculations, and survey data interpretation.
Demonstrated experience with quality control testing protocols and material compliance verification procedures for airfield construction.
Ability to interpret complex technical specifications and ensure adherence to FAA standards.
Hardware/Software Knowledge Computer proficiency to review project plans and contract documents (RFIs, submittals, change orders). Operational knowledge of Project Management Information Systems (PMIS) used for inspection reporting and document control (Microsoft Office, Outlook, Adobe Pro, PM Web, Bluebeam, Pro Core, etc.).
Education & Training
High school diploma (or equivalent).
Current City of Los Angeles Deputy Inspector Licenses; Grading, Concrete preferred.
30‑hour Cal‑OSHA training received within the last 4 years.
Element-Specific Requirements / Notes
May assume other duties as required.
Required to work various shifts including overtime, swing, nights, and weekend shifts.
Must be equipped with a vehicle that can access the AOA.
Must live within commuting distance of work location in West Los Angeles, CA.
Job Details
Seniority level:
Mid-Senior level.
Employment type:
Full-time.
Job function:
Quality Assurance and Project Management.
Location:
West Los Angeles, CA.
Pay range:
$67.67/hr (plus DOE).
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Responsibilities
Conduct inspections of runway and taxiway construction activities, including FAA P-501 PCCP slipform and side form paving operations, ensuring compliance with specialized concrete paving equipment practices.
Perform comprehensive inspections of FAA P-401 asphalt placement and compaction activities, including air-void testing, surface defect repair, release agent application, and cold milling, patching, profiling, and grade correction operations.
Inspect the installation and testing of FAA P-201 base material and P-306 lean concrete base systems, including earthwork operations, soil import/export activities, subgrade preparation, and temporary erosion and drainage control.
Apply extensive knowledge of FAA active airfield work rules and protocols, including barricades, fencing, lighting, signage, pavement markings, FAA 7460 compliance, and vehicle service road requirements.
Ensure compliance with FOD controls and active airfield protocols, including dust control, sweeping procedures, airport security and escorting protocols, and FAA vehicle marking/identification requirements.
Inspect FAA airfield lighting systems such as taxiway edge, centerline, TDZ, hold bar, and status lights, ensuring proper series circuits and regulator functionality.
Coordinate opening and closing of active runways and taxiways using proper radio protocol and multi-group coordination procedures.
Prepare detailed daily inspection reports with mapping, video/photo documentation, and accurate quantity tracking to document construction activities, deficiencies, and compliance issues in a timely manner.
Perform batch plant inspections for both PCCP and asphalt materials, interpret complex underground utility plans, read survey data, and perform calculations for inspection and quantity verification including line and grade requirements.
Apply knowledge of project sustainability requirements and enforce client’s mandatory MMRP requirements while maintaining availability for all shifts.
Qualifications
Minimum of five (5) years of verifiable experience performing airfield construction inspection on active airport facilities, with demonstrated expertise in runway and taxiway construction projects.
Extensive knowledge and verifiable field experience with FAA specifications including P-501, P-401, P-201, and P-306.
Proven experience with FAA active airfield operational protocols, including FOD controls, runway/taxiway opening and closing procedures, radio communication protocols, and multi-agency coordination.
Comprehensive knowledge of FAA airfield lighting systems, pavement marking standards, signage requirements, and FAA Part 139 Airport Certification regulations.
Current Cal/OSHA 30‑hour certification card required, with knowledge of FAA Part 139, Cal/OSHA, Fed OSHA, and LAWA safety standards.
Proficiency in technical report writing, including mapping, photographic/video documentation, quantity calculations, and survey data interpretation.
Demonstrated experience with quality control testing protocols and material compliance verification procedures for airfield construction.
Ability to interpret complex technical specifications and ensure adherence to FAA standards.
Hardware/Software Knowledge Computer proficiency to review project plans and contract documents (RFIs, submittals, change orders). Operational knowledge of Project Management Information Systems (PMIS) used for inspection reporting and document control (Microsoft Office, Outlook, Adobe Pro, PM Web, Bluebeam, Pro Core, etc.).
Education & Training
High school diploma (or equivalent).
Current City of Los Angeles Deputy Inspector Licenses; Grading, Concrete preferred.
30‑hour Cal‑OSHA training received within the last 4 years.
Element-Specific Requirements / Notes
May assume other duties as required.
Required to work various shifts including overtime, swing, nights, and weekend shifts.
Must be equipped with a vehicle that can access the AOA.
Must live within commuting distance of work location in West Los Angeles, CA.
Job Details
Seniority level:
Mid-Senior level.
Employment type:
Full-time.
Job function:
Quality Assurance and Project Management.
Location:
West Los Angeles, CA.
Pay range:
$67.67/hr (plus DOE).
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