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Credence Management Solutions, LLC, is seeking a Cost Estimator Instructor who will be primarily responsible for supporting the Air Force Institute of Technology Civil Engineering School (AFIT/CE) at WPAFB, OH.
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Knowledge of: the principles, practices and methods of civil engineering particularly as they apply to project management, project design, strength of materials, materials testing, stress analysis, surveying and photogrammetry, hydraulics and hydrology, land use and subdivisions, construction inspection, quantity and cost estimating, traffic engineering, and contract administration; related laws and regulations, such as the California Environmental Quality Act and the Subdivision Map Act.
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As a Quality Control Inspector at Company, reporting to Quality Control Manager, you will perform or assist in variety of quality control engineering and inspection work related to a specific discipline, i.e., civil, structural, mechanical, piping, welding, NDE and/or electrical.
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Work experience in support of design-build or heavy civil construction testing, inspection, supervision or management in support of large public works projects, with civil background, preferably with steel inspection experience.
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Design and Planning: Oversee and prepare plans, specifications, quantities, and cost estimates for traffic engineering components, including intersection geometry, signing and pavement markings, traffic signals, signal interconnect, roadway lighting, ITS, construction sequencing, and work zone traffic control.
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In addition, the company offers civil engineering, land surveying and mapping, and funding assistance services. Supplemental Voluntary Life Insurance: Unum. Under the direction of the Civil Market Director, this candidate would be responsible for the design, development, implementation and analysis of civil engineering products and systems primarily related to municipal, county, state and federal infrastructure programs, along with water and wastewater.
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Under the direction of the Engineering Manager, the Staff Civil Engineer will perform civil engineering design, plan production and construction inspection tasks on a wide range of Site Civil, Land Development and Public infrastructure projects.
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You will work with engineering design teams on various aspects of civil engineering assignments with strong skills in design, preparing calculation packages, erosion prevention, and sediment control plans, site grading, cost estimating, development of permitting documents and plan packages for construction documentation.
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What You Will Be Doing You will prepare site civil development plans, including site and paving plans, grading plans, erosion control plans, watermain plans, storm sewer plans, and sanitary sewer plans using AutoCAD Civil 3D and a variety of other engineering software What You Need for this Position - E.I.T. or P.E. strongly encouraged to apply.
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Performs routine engineering calculations and mathematical analysis of design problems of low to moderate difficulty in hydraulics and hydrology, drainage control facilities, site civil and structural, sewer/water/recycled water distribution, and rehabilitation studies and determinations of design standards.
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Exceptional learning opportunities are available for personal and professional growth, including future opportunities in Construction Engineering, Civil Design, Project Management, or more specialized disciplines of Water Resources, Environmental, Structural and Transportation.
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She/he will provide the Project Managers and lead engineers with the information and assistance needed to manage the project execution in compliance with the objectives of the cost and revenue budgets and the Group's standards in terms of project cost control.
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Perform civil engineering design including layout/geometry, grading, drainage, roadways, paving, water, sewer, and erosion control on public works projects. A Civil Engineer will perform a variety of tasks which may include analysis, calculations, preparation of exhibits, cost estimates, schedules, specifications, and construction documents.
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4-7 years as a Cost Engineer or relevant Project Controls experience. A mid-level Cost Engineer position able to work and to provide analytical support on any project.
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Responsibilities: Utilize expertise in Civil Engineering to accurately estimate project costs for Heavy Highway and Road construction ventures. Knowledge of industry best practices, cost control principles, and regulatory requirements related to Heavy Highway and Road construction.
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