Job Type: Full Time

Construction Inspector

Construction Inspector

Posted by Employer detailsCivil ArSa Engineering Inc. 

Job details

  • LocationQueensville, ON. L0G 1R0
  • Work locationOn site
  • Salary37.50 hourly / 30 hours per week
  • Terms of employmentPermanent employment / Full time
  • Starts as soon as possible
  • vacancies1 vacancy

Overview

We are seeking a highly skilled Construction Inspector to oversee quality assurance and inspection activities on MTO construction projects. This position also functions as the designated Construction Inspector/ Office Person for Contract Administration purposes, requiring significant involvement in data compilation, payment quantification, and digital records management. The successful candidate will ensure that all work complies with contract requirements, OPS specifications, and Ministry’s safety regulations.

Tasks & Responsibilities

·         Inspect Highway & Bridge Construction: Conduct daily inspections of grading, granular placement, hot mix asphalt, and structural culvert rehabilitation (specifically water crossings) to ensure strict adherence to OPSS (Ontario Provincial Standard Specifications) and MTO Contract Documents.

·         Oversee material delivery and placement; verify Granular and asphalt quantities by reconciling field weigh tickets against theoretical template quantities to prevent overpayment disputes.

·         Prepare detailed Daily Work Records (DWRs) and inspection reports using digital platforms (such as WBCMS/ CMS or internal proprietary tools) to accurately document site activities, contractor resources, and environmental conditions.

·         Fulfill administrative duties by compiling weigh tickets, calculating granular and asphalt quantities, and reconciling data for monthly payment certificates using Kahua (CMS).

·         Identify non-conformances in workmanship (e.g., buried asphalt removal, structural concrete repairs) and issue instructions to the Contractor for corrective action under the supervision of the Contract Administrator.

·         Maintain precise site diaries and photo logs to assist the Contract Administrator in resolving claims, Change Orders, and disputes related to site conditions.

·         Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior inspection staff regarding MTO safety protocols and quality assurance standards.

Requirements

Education

·         College Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology/Technician OR Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.

Experience

·         Minimum 3-5 years of verified experience in construction inspection on heavy civil, highway, or municipal infrastructure projects.

·         Technical Contract Administration (Quantity Verification): Demonstrated experience performing technical contract administration duties (equivalent to MTO ‘Office Person’ role) on at least two (2) heavy civil infrastructure projects (Provincial Ministry, Municipal, or equivalent jurisdiction).

o    Core Duties: Experience must include reconciling field weigh tickets against theoretical engineering quantities, calculating final payment measurements, and processing Change Orders in compliance with OPSS.

·         Project Continuity: Candidates must demonstrate sustained involvement in the listed projects (minimum 4 consecutive months per project) to ensure familiarity with full construction cycles (e.g., from seasonal start-up to winter shutdown).

Credentials (Mandatory)

·         Must hold valid registration with OACETT as a Road Construction Senior Inspector (RCSI); OR

·         Must be registered with PEO as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) or Engineer-in-Training (EIT).

·         Please Note: These certifications are strict contractual requirements mandated by the Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO) for project specifics.

Technical & Software Skills

·         Contract Management Software (CMS): Advanced proficiency in using web-based platforms for contract administration (such as Kahua, WBCMS, or equivalent) is significantly preferred.

·         Digital Workflow: Proven experience in managing electronic Daily Work Records (DWRs), payment certificates, and Change Orders. The successful candidate should be capable of working independently in a fully digital/paperless reporting environment.

·         General IT: Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365 (Excel, Outlook, SharePoint) for data collection and team collaboration. Sufficient keyboarding speed is preferred to ensure timely and accurate submission of detailed administrative work, daily inspection reports, and field diaries.

·         Field Knowledge: Familiarity with field construction activities (grading, asphalt, granulars) is required to accurately process office data.

Work Conditions

 

  • Valid driver’s licence and access to a vehicle.
  • Ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends as required by project schedules.

How to apply

By email

civil.arsa.inc@gmail.com

3 x Stamping Press Industrial Mechanics

1530309 Ontario Limited o/a International Machinery, located at 326 Patillo Road, Tecumseh, ON, N8N 2L9 (www.intequip.net), is seeking to fill three (3) full-time, permanent positions for Stamping Press Industrial Mechanics. The successful candidates will be responsible for maintaining and rebuilding mechanical stamping presses.

Duties

• Repair mechanical stamping presses, that require a systematic approach involving inspection, troubleshooting, and potentially part replacement or rebuilding is necessary.
• Identifying the root cause of the problem, cleaning and lubricating components, repairing wiring issues, and ensuring proper functionality through testing and maintenance.
• Visually inspecting the press for any obvious signs of damage, such as leaks, loose bolts, or cracks in critical components.
• Examine the gearbox, ram, flywheel, shafts, and other key parts of the mechanical press for wear, cracks, or out-of-concentricity issues, according to The Fabricator.
• Check oil levels, temperature, and look for any leaks of the mechanical press
• Inspect wiring for damage or wear, ensuring all connections are secure.
• Perform tests on the mechanical press to verify proper functionality, including speed control, accuracy, and safety features.
• Based on the inspection and tests, determine the underlying cause of the problem of the mechanical press.
• Replace components of the mechanical press like bearings, gears, or other parts that show significant wear or damage.
• Clean and lubricate all moving parts of the mechanical press, such as bearings and gears, to ensure smooth operation and prevent future issues.
• Repair or replace damaged wiring of the mechanical press, ensuring all connections are secure.
• Rebuilding mechanical presses involving cleaning, inspection, and replacement of bearings and other components.
• If the mechanical press is jammed, explore methods like using dry ice to shrink the die or relieving tie-rod tension.
• If the press is severely damaged, determine whether repair, rebuilding, or replacement is the most cost-effective option.
• Must be able to speak, write, and read in English as this is the workplace language.
Qualifications

• A qualified Millwright, Industrial Mechanic, Heavy Duty Mechanic, Diesel Mechanic or Fitter from any jurisdiction; or need to be eligible to challenge any of these Red Seal trades in Ontario.

Wages and benefits
• $36 per hour
• Hours schedule 8.5 hours a day / 42.5 hours per week
• Overtime Pay Available – 1.5x After 44 Hours per week
• Health Benefits (Dental insurance and extended medical insurance) after 90 days probation.
• 4% Vacation Pay (10 Days After 1 Year)

How to apply
Please send the following to imresumes2025@gmail.com
• Resume
• Copy of Red Seal or eligibility to challenge a Red Seal in Ontario
• Must get criminal background check as crossing into the USA may be necessary from time to time.
• Answer the following technical questions
o What is the primary purpose of lockout/tagout procedures?
o Which tool is most commonly used for precision shaft alignment
o What does a hydraulic accumulator primarily do in a system?
o What is the key difference between a conveyor belt and a chain conveyor?
o What is the function of a pneumatic actuator?
o Which of the following bearings is designed to handle axial loads?
o When interpreting a blueprint, what does a dashed line typically represent?
o What is the typical pressure range for hydraulic systems in industrial applications?
o What type of coupling is best suited for handling angular misalignment?
o What is the purpose of using a key in a keyed shaft system?
o What steps would you take to release a press stuck at Bottom Dead Center (BDC)?

Applicants who do not follow the application instructions will not be considered.