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The ideal candidate will have a four-year bachelor's degree in geotechnical engineering, civil engineering, or a related field, as well as experience in alternative on-site sewage disposal septic design and/or geotechnical engineering.
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Desired Qualifications: B.S or M.S. Degree in Civil Engineering Licensed Professional Engineer (PE), or (EIT) 3+ years of demonstrated engineering design of Land Development Projects Utility Design Site Grading Storm Water Management Systems Zoning Research Permitting Research Proficiency with AutoCAD, Civil 3D software Salary and Benefits: Comprehensive Salary Package.
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Civil Design Engineer – Responsibilities: You will prepare site Land Development plans, including paving plans, grading plans, erosion control plans, watermain plans, storm sewer plans, and sanitary sewer plans using AutoCAD and Civil 3D and other engineering software.
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Civil Design Engineer – Land Development A well-established and growing Engineering and Land Planning firm is looking for a Civil Design Engineer. We are looking to a add a Civil Design Engineer to our engineering land development team immediately.
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The Civil Design Engineer’s primary role is to provide engineering design & leadership for land development projects throughout the region. My name is Thomas Ciresi and I place Architecture and Engineering professionals at all levels across the country.
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Responsibilities: Utilize expertise in Civil Engineering to accurately estimate project costs for Heavy Highway and Road construction ventures. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field.
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Proven track record as a Civil Estimator in Heavy Highway and Road construction, with 5-10+ years of experience. Positions: Civil Estimator Experience: 5-10+ years Description: One of my highly reputable clients in the DMV is looking to add a solid Estimator to their team.
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Positions: Civil Estimator Experience: 3-5+ years Description: One of my highly reputable clients in Indiana is looking to add a solid Estimator to their team. GPAC (Growing People and Companies) is an award-winning search firm specializing in placing quality professionals within multiple industries across the United States since 1990.
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Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management preferred. Seeking an Experienced Superintendent for Bridge Construction Projects Our valued client is urgently seeking a seasoned Heavy Civil Superintendent with 7+ years of experience in bridge construction to lead projects from start to finish in Pennsylvania.
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Requirements: Senior Water/Wastewater Engineer possessing a Bachelor of Science Degree in environmental engineering or civil engineering with an emphasis in water and wastewater. HYBRID We are currently looking for a Water/Wastewater Civil Engineer to be a project leader serving municipal and industrial clients.
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Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related field (preferred) OR equivalent work experience. Proven experience 2 as a Construction Project Manager or Assistant Project Manager, specifically in excavation, underground utilities, and/or asphalt paving/maintenance projects.
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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, or Civil Engineering. Job Title: Principal MEP Engineer - Leadership Opportunity Job Type: Full-time About Us: Join a well-established MEP engineering consulting firm poised for growth and expansion throughout the United States.
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Compile and organize daily project field data Perks and Benefits: Profit-Sharing Amazing PTO Full Benefits Competitive salaries Professional Land Surveyor Qualifications RPLS certification 5+ Years of relative work experience Familiarity with construction staking, boundary survey, & topographic mapping Strong CAD Software experience Client relationship experience Associates or Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or Land Surveying.
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This is a fantastic company with a diversified portfolio of Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Surveying, Construction Management, Environmental Services, and Entitlement and Planning Services.
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B.S. in Construction Management, Construction Technology or Civil Engineering degree, or equivalent steel erection management & Ironworker leadership experience preferred. Software experience and fluency with Tekla PowerFab/EPM, Bluebeam, SDS/2, and Trimble Connect.
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