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Minimum 3 years of construction field experience, preferably in Heavy Civil construction (roadway, concrete, asphalt, earthworks, Bridge, Rail, Water or Wastewater) We primarily perform heavy civil projects specializing in earth moving, transportation, roadways, water resources, and underground utilities.
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Work experience as a project engineer, field engineer, or superintendent. + Act as managing project engineer/coordinator on multiple projects, providing supervision and on-the-job training for lower level engineers.
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Kiewit Southwest District specializes in heavy civil, transportation, water/wastewater and power projects, and we typically self-perform most of the work. As a Project Engineer, you will be responsible for the administrative and technical aspects of constructing a project, managing a team of field and cost engineers.
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Our Project Engineers support construction activities by planning, organizing and implementing those management duties (i.e., project controls systems, engineering interface, subcontract and materials management, purchasing, scheduling.
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Whether you're building or supporting projects that provide communities with dependable energy, safe transportation, clean water, or access to health care, the work you do will positively impact people's lives for generations to come.
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Help drive the company environmental health and safety programs at the project level, driving a safety-oriented approach to work. This means your Kiewit adventure is custom-designed to meet our shared needs.
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Develop and maintain the project master schedule using appropriate techniques and scheduling software with input from other project management personnel. Prepare monthly cost projections using information generated from project management systems and prepare quarterly cash flow projections.
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In this role, you will be the main conduit of information between the Project or Construction Manager and the team for cost, revenue, cash flow information; and therefore requires strong interpersonal and time management skills.
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District OverviewKiewit's Water Facilities South group is one of Kiewit's leading water/wastewater districts specializing in constructing water treatment facilities, wastewater treatment facilities, and desalination plants.
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