Field Technician - Coatings Inspector

What We’re Looking For: Entry‑level candidates with some construction‑related experience (whether from previous jobs, internships, or projects). Ability to work at heights upwards of 150' and in various outdoor environments. A valid driver’s license with a good driving record. Willingness to travel as required for job sites. A strong desire to learn and grow within a company that values career development. Strong attention to detail, safety‑conscious mindset, and teamwork skills. Why Dixon Engineering? Hands‑on training in inspection techniques and construction safety standards. Opportunities for career advancement within the company. Competitive pay and benefits. A supportive, team‑oriented work environment that values your growth and development.

Benefits: Comprehensive Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage) Life Insurance and Long/Short‑term Disability coverage for peace of mind 401(k) Plan with company match to help you plan for the future Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays to ensure work‑life balance Seasonal role with year‑round pay, offering stability and consistent income A company‑owned vehicle (including maintenance and fuel cards) for travel convenience Company‑provided phone or a monthly reimbursement credit Hotel lodging program for job‑related travel Daily per diem for meals during travel assignments Yearly clothing allowance to ensure you’re always ready for the job

Education and Experience: High School Diploma or equivalent required. Some college education or construction‑related experience is a plus.

Work Week: Full‑Time, including some nights and weekends

Responsibilities: Manage accurate and detailed daily logs and photos for inspection recordkeeping. Inspect the structural soundness of buildings – including roofing, foundation, sewer, heating systems, air conditioning, electrical systems, hoists, escalators, and plumbing systems. Evaluate blueprints and building plans to be sure they meet contract specifications, zoning regulations, local building code ordinances, and electrical code safety standards. Utilize test equipment, survey instruments, and metering devices to perform a thorough inspection of construction projects. Oversee construction activities and conformance to general public safety standards throughout all phases of construction at building sites.

Additional Responsibilities: Oversee coating and construction activities, ensuring strict conformance to project specifications throughout the process. Use testing instruments and devices to conduct thorough inspections at various stages of the project. Approve quality work practices, document specification violations, and generate detailed daily inspection reports. Maintain accurate and comprehensive daily records, including photos, for project inspection documentation. Adhere to and enforce safe working practices to ensure a secure job site for all team members.

Qualifications: Great decision making and communication skills, and mechanical knowledge are necessary. Familiarity with inspection techniques, zoning regulations, construction methods, and state and local safety regulations and ordinances is crucial. Some college or technical education in the area of engineering, building inspection technology, construction management, or construction technology is valuable, but a high school diploma is required. Construction industry experience is preferred (2‑3 years) working with construction trades, as a real estate home inspector, plumbing inspector, or mechanical inspector. A satisfactory driving record and valid driver’s license are required.

Compensation: $21 – $35 hourly