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These services include planning and systems studies, design and engineering, maintenance and testing, program management, construction, and turnkey EPC projects.
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BS degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Construction Management, Business Administration, or related field or equivalent work experience in heavy civil construction.
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Civil engineering land development, infrastructure design, and construction document preparation for roads, parking areas, storm drainage systems, stormwater management facilities, utilities-water mains, sanitary sewers, sediment, and erosion control, and outline specifications.
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BS degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Business Administration, or related field or equivalent work experience in heavy civil construction. Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Construction Science, or equivalent.
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Our client is a well-established, cutting-edge, civil construction contractor looking for a CAD Manager who loves earthwork, paving, structures, underground utilities, and everything else there is about heavy highway and civil construction.
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Requirements: Construction Management or Engineering degree from a four-year universityMinimum of three years of project experience in heavy civil constructionExperience working with Earthwork, Underground Utilities, Highways, or StructuresProficiency in Viewpoint is preferredApplicant must be a self-starter who operates independently and thrives in a busy environment.
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Assist with Sitework and Heavy Civil construction projects and have knowledge in all water, sewer, and storm installation as well as all grade and earthwork.
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Typical responsibilities will include technical calculations and reports, site layout, grading and earthwork calculations, storm drainage, utility design, stormwater management, erosion control design, and permitting of Land Development projects as necessary to achieve project goals.
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Design grading and drainage plans associated with civil engineering construction projects, including sediment and erosion control plans to ensure value engineering is achieved through earthwork analysis and site safety is accomplished.
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Perform and direct all aspects of civil engineering design including grading, drainage, paving, water, sewer, dry utility and erosion control, stormwater management and traffic control plans.
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We are currently seeking a qualified Superintendent with a strong background in construction management, specifically in heavy equipment, earthwork, utilities, traffic control, paving, and signage.
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Experience with construction administration, construction observation, mine tailings, water management, stream restoration, and/or stormwater drainage. The person in this position will work with diverse project teams of engineers and scientists on civil engineering and related technical assignments.
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EBA provides civil/site, geotechnical, structural, transportation, water resources, and water systems engineering; construction management/inspection; field and laboratory material testing; asset management; and geospatial technologies services to clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Design and produce civil engineering construction documents (site plans, utility plan/profile, stormwater management facility CDs, design reports, specifications.
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Education and work experience should be related to one or more of the following areas of civil/water resources engineering: civil design, steam and floodplain restoration, infrastructure design, storm water management, hydrologic/hydraulic modeling, cost estimation, environmental regulations, remediation, water balance modelling, heavy earthwork construction, water quality.
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