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10+ years of drainage design experience (SCDOT or GDOT or other state DOT design experience is not mandatory, but very much preferred) Familiar with SCDOT and/or GDOT Plans Preparation Manual, SCDOT or GDOT Design Standards and SCDOT or GDOT Drainage Manual.
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ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician I, GDOT Concrete Certification preferred, Portable Nuclear Gauge user certification, RTT certification preferred. Perform routine field tests in accordance with ASTM, ACI, AASHTO, GDOT or other standards.
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State equivalent certification (EX. SCDOT, GDOT, etc. State equivalent certification (EX. SCDOT, GDOT, etc. inspectors , NICET-certified technicians, and AWS-certified welding inspectors. Nuclear Density Gauge/Radiation Safety.
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Huge backlog with SCDOT, GDOT, and private clients. Huge backlog with SCDOT, GDOT, and private clients. Experience with SCDOT. Lots of work schedule flexibility from hybrid to standard work schedules.
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