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The client is seeking a full-time Mechanical Engineer to join our Design and Construction group. Job Title: Mechanical Engineer / Design & Construction. Providing Construction Observation during the installation of the equipment.
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But the successful candidate may help with field work including fish exclusion in the summer, assisting with wetland delineation and tree studies, monitoring streams post construction, permit drafting, etc.
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The Construction QC / QA Inspector is responsible for conducting jobsite inspections and materials testing. + 5+ years relevant construction inspection, quality assurance and quality control experience on transportation/heavy civil projects REQUIRED.
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Monitor progress of construction work on transportation projects, including earthwork, asphalt or concrete paving, drainage and utility installation, track construction, bridge and retaining wall construction or building construction for conformance with plans and specifications.
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The Amazon Logistics (AMXL) Team is responsible for the acquisition, design, construction, and management of last mile facilities supporting large package delivery within the Amazon Delivery Station Network.
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The selected candidate will lead project teams delivering services for civil and environmental engineering projects that involve waste management facility design and permitting, stormwater management, landfill gas management, operations planning, construction quality assurance.
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Job Title: Construction Management - Construction Safety Manager 3. The Early Works Construction Program oversees the planning, compliance, and progress of the Early Works for onsite delivery of projects with a wide variety of unique requirements favoring civil specialties including site earthworks, building demolition, environmental remediation, grading and vegetation removal, and substation pad construction.
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Senior Estimator (Construction) Strong communication skills and a team-oriented mindset are a must, along with a degree in Construction Management and 5+ years of estimating experience.
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Observation of earthwork and foundation construction on projects to develop an understanding of soil conditions and construction-related geotechnical issues. Must be able to oversee and work with subcontractors (e.g., drillers, construction workers, etc.
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Do you have experience in marine construction, heavy civil construction, or commercial diving? Experience in construction estimating and bidding (heavy civil construction or marine construction.
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10+ years of experience in the design and construction of highway-related drainage elements, including Temporary Erosion Sediment Control (TESC) plans and Construction Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (CSWPPP.
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This position is for seasoned professionals with a deep understanding of Civil Engineering project delivery and specialized knowledge in Building Information Modeling (BIM) management and Virtual Design and Construction (VDC.
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Our team is staffed and fully equipped to provide land surveying services for: geodetic and control surveys, boundary and right-of-way surveys, topographic and quantity surveys, construction staking, static and mobile 3D scanning and modeling, and hydrographic survey services.
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Lead and grow the Midwest/Great Lakes stream restoration practice to support watershed assessments, stream restoration designs, construction of stream restoration projects, and as-built evaluations following implementation.
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Act as the program's technical director, serving such areas as: Set design, lighting and construction Theater assets, production budgets and theatre shop Supervision of Students in the construction of sets, lighting, rigging and other Technical Design.
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