FAQs
What is the primary role of an EIT Diver - Bridge Inspection at Consor?
The primary role involves preparing for and working on dive teams to conduct structural assessments of bridges and other structures, performing inspections, engaging in report preparation, and gaining full inspection experiences both underwater and topside.
What qualifications are required for the EIT Diver position?
Candidates must possess an ADCI Commercial Diving certification, a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (preferably Civil or Structural) from an accredited university, proficient technical writing skills, and a valid driver’s license. CAD skills are preferred, and candidates must be physically capable of performing field inspections.
What kind of inspections will I be responsible for as an EIT Diver?
You will perform inspections in accordance with national bridge inspection standards to determine maintenance or repair needs, conduct emergency inspections for bridges damaged by collisions and floods, and participate in the load rating of existing bridges.
What benefits does Consor offer to its employees?
Consor offers a comprehensive benefits package including career growth and development opportunities, work-life alignment features such as PTO and flexible schedules, wellness programs including medical and dental insurance, life insurance benefits, and community engagement initiatives.
How does Consor support career growth for its employees?
Consor provides various avenues for career growth, including tuition reimbursement, professional training, and the opportunity to explore different career tracks, whether it be management, technical, or lateral movements to leverage skills and talents.
What is the company culture like at Consor?
The culture at Consor is community-oriented, emphasizing sharing successes, supporting colleagues through challenges, and providing numerous opportunities for employees to engage on impactful projects and expand their career potential.
How does Consor address diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Consor is committed to fostering equality and diversity, treating all employees respectfully, and valuing differing perspectives. The company implements practices that promote equal employment opportunities and strives for an inclusive environment in line with local, state, and federal regulations.
What are the physical requirements for the EIT Diver position?
Candidates must be physically able to perform bridge inspections in the field, which may involve strenuous activities including diving and the handling of inspection equipment.
Is there ongoing training and support for new employees in this role?
Yes, Consor provides extensive training and professional development for new employees, including on-the-job learning from day one and opportunities to participate in various training sessions and professional memberships.
What should I expect in terms of travel for this position?
As an EIT Diver at Consor, you can expect to work on dive teams for contracts that may require travel locally, regionally, and around the US for field assignments.
What is the application process for the EIT Diver position?
Interested applicants should contact HR or submit their applications through the careers section of Consor’s website. They may also reach out for further information regarding the position or any accommodations needed during the application process.