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Frequently Asked Questions

• What does a bridge inspection team do?

  Bridge inspection teams can include a: The individual in charge of bridge inspection, reporting, and inventory documentation. The person who oversees an inspection team and is responsible for planning, performing, and reporting field inspections.

• What is the bridge inspection certificate scheme?

  Bridge Inspection Certificate Scheme, this is a competency based international certification scheme which has been developed by industry for industry to provide formalisation of knowledge and experience required by bridge inspectors.

• What should I look for in bridge inspection notes?

  The quality of bridge inspection notes will reflect the quality of the bridge inspection, and the quality of the agency’s bridge inspection program. Bridge inspection reports are legal, public documents – inspectors should keep that in mind when taking field notes and entering them into AssetWise.

• Are bridge inspection reports legal documents?

  Bridge inspection reports are legal, public documents – inspectors should keep that in mind when taking field notes and entering them into AssetWise. Notes should be taken and entered in AssetWise for each bridge inspection.

• What happens during a bridge inspection?

  During a bridge inspection, an inspector will be looking for defects like cracking in the concrete, movement in the bridge that shouldn’t be present, or issues with bearings (if the bridge uses them).

• How do you become a licensed bridge inspector?

  Licensing for Bridge Inspectors. The requirements for obtaining a license as a bridge inspector vary according to the state where the bridge inspector is operating. Licensing requirements may include practical field experience, minimum education such as a high school diploma, and finally, passing a state-approved exam.

• What is the NHI bridge inspector program?

  The NHI program for certifying bridge inspectors complies with the ANSI/IACET Standard recognized internationally as a standard of good practice. The accreditation also authorized NHI to offer IACET Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for programs that qualify under the ANSI/IACET Standard.

• What are the requirements for bridge safety inspection certification?

  There is no prior certification requirement for certification at Levels II, III, and IV, but it requires meeting the certification requirements of the lower levels. The requirements for Bridge Safety Inspection Certification are following: Personal recommendation required at Levels III and IV.