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The Assistant Engineer will provide engineering design assistance and review of commercial, residential, and/or institutional land development projects including municipal water/sewer/storm water design or relocation projects.
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Execute field surveys, air monitoring, and sampling, maintaining a robust field presence throughout project activities. Provide recommended engineering controls to project personnel. Participate in periodic meetings to discuss project activities and safety concerns.
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The Project Engineer will assist the Project Manager with the setup, management, and closeout of projects at the Regional office or Jobsite to accomplish project objectives by planning, scheduling, and executing project activities throughout each phase to completion.
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The Project Engineer will work a 9/80 work week while receiving market leading pay, paid time off, paid winter holiday shutdown, educational refund plan, medical, dental, and vision insurance options and service-based retirement contributions with additional 401k match.
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RK&K is currently hiring an experienced Project Engineer with experience in Heavy Civil / Highway construction project administration and management to join our team in Georgia. Previous experience with GDOT, especially as Project Engineer.
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Dewberry is currently seeking a Senior Project Engineer in our Denver, CO office. Ability to plan and coordinate all aspects of small to medium size projects in either a Project Engineer or Project Manager role, including supervising staff assigned to the project.
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Review the weekly job cost report with the project Foreman and team. Ability to diagnose and process key information, recognize critical areas on the job that could impact profitability, and then actively navigate the project away from risks and liabilities for a successful outcome.
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The incumbent must have a working knowledge of Project Management Administration, Marine Construction Materials, Procurement, Estimating, Scheduling, Project Tracking Software, Cost Control, Engineering Project Standards, and Safety Environmental Compliance.
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Innovative-IDM is looking for a highly skilled and motivated Project Controls Engineer to join us is in our mission to help American manufacturers stay globally competitive. Our Project Controls Engineers enjoy opportunities to experience diverse applications over a broad range of disciplines, such as industrial robotics, functional safety, motion control, PLC and HMI programming, and many more.
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Civil 3d, Civil engineering, Stormwater, Site development, Civil, Autocad, Design, Land development, Civil design, Autocad civil 3d, Drainage, Grading, Eit, Professional engineer, Site plan, Site design, Development, Civil site, Civil engineering design.
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E2 Consulting Engineers, Inc. (E2) is a professional services firm established in 1988 specializing in a full spectrum of engineering services including, project engineering and design, federal base operations and infrastructure support services, gas pipeline construction and inspection services, environmental consulting and remediation, and information technology services.
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JOB SUMMARY The Project Engineer will be responsible for assisting the Project Manager and Superintendent in overseeing geotechnical construction projects, which would include contract management, change order preparation, project schedule updating, vendor/supplier management, quantity tracking, production analysis, progress billing quantities/construction units for invoice preparation, resource allocation and coordination, estimating, and material pricing/project buyout.
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Reimagine What’s PossibleAir Products and Chemicals, Inc. (NYSE:APD), a Fortune 500 manufacturer of industrial gases and chemicals, has an immediate opening for a Product/Project Engineer in North America.
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As a project engineer, you would be responsible for directing the daily activities of one or more capital projects related to manufacturing our wonderful wipes. Sometimes, a project engineer may need to stretch, bend, squat, climb, or lift up to 25 pounds to complete a task.
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The Project Engineer will be responsible for the technical design elements of the project, including but not limited to Stormwater, Sanitary, Erosion and Sedimentation Control, etc.
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