SENIOR INSPECTOR. Minimum Qualifications: • Eight years of experience in construction inspection, surveying or highway materials testing and inspection or a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering or Registered Professional Engineer with two years of experience in construction inspection, surveying or highway materials testing and inspection. One or more of the following certifications as necessary and approved by the Region/Area Engineer. Inspectors who are to perform a specific task shall be certified in said field. • Certified Asphalt Technician Level I – Field Tester • Certified Level II – Quality Management Technician • Certified Concrete Technician (ACI and ALDOT Certification) • Certified Asphalt Roadway Technician • Work Zone Safety Certification • Radiological Safety Course Certification • Qualified Credentialed Inspector (QCI) Job Description: This is skilled sub-professional engineering work in the field or office. Employees in said class shall act as the Assistant Project Manager and be responsible for reviewing and directing inspection duties of all project inspectors. The Senior Inspector shall be capable of surveying and drafting, as they apply to documenting and inspection, of a construction project. The Senior Inspector shall report directly to Project Manager.
SENIOR INSPECTOR. In addition to the experience, qualifications, licenses, knowledge and skills specified for an Inspector, a Senior Inspector must also possess: • Detailed and explicit knowledge of the Animal Care and Protection Act 2001; • Working knowledge of other relevant legislation such as the Criminal Code Act 1899, and a thorough understanding of the criminal justice system in Queensland as it relates to the treatment of animals; • A proven track record of positive relationships with external agencies such as Police Service, Local and State Government Authorities, Veterinarians, Solicitors and other animal welfare organisations in relation to animal welfare issues on behalf of RSPCA Qld; • The demonstrable ability to support other Inspectors by attending court and assisting with their preparation of evidence and documentation at mentions, hearings and other legal actions, in relation to alleged offences against the ACPA; • A proven capacity to research and report on matters affecting the Inspectorate; • A proven capacity to provide effective operational support to Regional/Metro Inspectors as required; • A proven advanced capacity to investigate complaints and incidents involving problems outside of the experience or capabilities of particular Inspectors; • A proven capacity to gather and assess intelligence on suspects and places, perform surveillance and investigate reports of organised animal cruelty; • A proven capacity to conduct, no less than annually, an efficiency audit of the Inspectorate and report directly to the Chief Inspector;. • The ability to coordinate the maintenance, scheduling and monitoring of all equipment in the Inspectorate (both Regional and Metro) to ensure its correct and continued functioning; • The capacity and willingness to carry out the duties of the Chief Inspector in their absence or when directed; • A Certificate IV in Investigations or equivalent and/or possess equivalent industry experience.
