Mid Level Construction Inspector Jobs
Mid level construction inspector jobs go to professionals ready to own inspection scopes end to end, make code-compliance calls independently, and guide less experienced inspectors without waiting for direction. Roles are predominantly on-site, concentrated in Consulting & Professional Services, Construction & Real Estate, and Healthcare & Medical Services, with employers like WSP, WSP in the U.S., and HDR hiring at this level now.
Find JobsOverview
Showing 5 of 70+ Mid Level Construction Inspector jobs











CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR
WORK LOCATION: SEATTLE, WA
Minimum Requirements
- Associate's degree or technical training in civil engineering or a related field
- 5 years of relevant experience
Duties:
- Inspect construction activities including trackwork, civil structures, concrete works, and associated rail infrastructure components; verify compliance with approved construction drawings, specifications, method statements, and inspection test plans (ITPs).
- Monitor workmanship quality, dimensional tolerances, material usage, and installation procedures; identify and document defects or non-conformances such as cracks, misalignments, improper installations, or safety hazards.
- Inspect, document, and verify the project is constructed in conformance with contract plans and specifications.
- Confirm that materials used — concrete, steel, aggregates, etc. — meet project specifications and approved submittals; witness and record testing activities such as concrete strength tests, soil compaction, and other relevant quality tests.
- Monitor curing, installation, and assembly processes to ensure compliance with quality and safety standards.
- Implement construction inspection, testing, and contract compliance programs on small and major public works projects in and around transit facilities; this work involves inspections of construction activities, materials, equipment, and machinery installation with occasional system start-up and commissioning.
- Maintain accurate inspector daily records of the work, including personnel, equipment, materials, quantities, site conditions, and specialty trades.
- Maintain detailed daily inspection reports, checklists, and photographic records of construction progress and quality.
- Review or prepare interim progress reports for contractor payments; prepare reports on labor, material, and equipment on site.
- Issue non-conformance reports (NCRs) and follow up on corrective actions; review and endorse quality documentation, test results, and contractor submissions.
- Perform non-conformance reporting along with oversight and documentation duties for the resolution of identified issues.
- Recommend work stoppage for noncompliance with technical specifications or codes.
- Enforce adherence to project safety plans and regulatory requirements on-site; report unsafe conditions or practices immediately and promote a culture of safety awareness; participate in safety meetings and audits as required.
- Monitor construction sites for safety violations; assist in maintaining, supporting, and promoting a safe work environment while complying with the project's safety rules, policies, and procedures.
- Visit construction sites and inspect each stage of construction up to completion; interpret plans, specifications, and codes and verify contract work is performed in accordance with them.
- Review project plans, schedules, and specifications and prioritize assignments accordingly.
- Liaise with engineers, designers, contractors, and client representatives to facilitate smooth project execution; support audits, inspections, and acceptance tests as needed; adapt to changing construction schedules and shift requirements to ensure continuous inspection coverage.
- Coordinate between contractors, clients, managers, and office employees; prepare field note records for progress payment.
- Provide lead direction to and closely oversee work performed by lower-level Transit Construction Management personnel.
- May allocate inspection resources and supervise inspectors; coordinate test laboratory activities and compare verification test results with results from the contractor's laboratory; arrange, coordinate, and oversee technical inspections for conformance to specification requirements.
See All 70 Mid Level Construction Inspector Jobs
Find roles that match your experience and apply in just a few clicks.
Find JobsMid Level Construction Inspector Job Market
Who's Hiring



Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services53
- Construction & Real Estate15
- Healthcare & Medical Services4
- Energy2
- Education1
Mid Level Construction Inspector Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level construction inspector job?
Position yourself around independent project ownership rather than task execution. Highlight inspections you led without supervision, any certifications you hold such as ICC or NICET credentials, and familiarity with relevant building codes and standards. Tailor your application to show you can read plans, document findings clearly, and catch deficiencies before they escalate, which is exactly what hiring managers at this level are looking for.
Which companies hire mid level construction inspectors?
Companies hiring mid level construction inspectors right now include WSP, WSP in the U.S., and HDR, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Hiring at this level covers large general contractors, municipal and county public works departments, engineering consulting firms, and owner-representative companies that manage ongoing capital improvement programs.
Are there remote mid level construction inspector jobs?
Yes, though most inspection work is inherently field-based. About 0% of mid level construction inspector openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those roles typically involve plan review, documentation management, or quality assurance coordination rather than on-site physical inspection. If flexibility matters to you, filter openings by work setting when you search.
How do I move up to a mid level construction inspector role?
The path from entry level to mid level is built on expanding the scope of what you own. Start by moving from supervised inspections to independently managing a project phase, then earn a specialty certification such as an ICC building inspector credential. Demonstrating that you can identify code violations, write defensible reports, and communicate findings to contractors and project managers signals you are ready for mid level responsibility.
Which industries hire the most mid level construction inspectors?
Mid Level construction inspector roles concentrate in Consulting & Professional Services, Construction & Real Estate, and Healthcare & Medical Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Those sectors drive the most hiring because they sustain large volumes of new construction, renovation, and infrastructure work that requires ongoing compliance oversight throughout the project lifecycle.