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With nationwide presence, the heavy civil office in Seattle is wanting to strengthen their delivery team for a prestigious transit project that was recently awarded in the region. Overall responsibility for the delivery of a significant transit project, including heavy highway infrastructure to reduce future congestion in the region.
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The following duties are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned
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We are an innovative geotechnical construction contractor that is recognized for designing and building complex foundation systems for commercial, heavy civil and industrial projects throughout the Western United States.
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The successful candidate would possess specific design/construction expertise of heavy civil work such as excavation support, deep foundations, heavy lifts, falsework and custom formwork.
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5-15 years of estimating Small Heavy Civil Construction Projects. 5-15 years of estimating Small Heavy Civil Construction Projects. Experience with OCS P6 / Primavera P6. 5-15 years in Marine Construction.
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Qualified candidates will have 6 to 10 years of experience working on heavy civil projects that includes: design and preparation of construction drawings and contract documents. Prepare design documents and reports for civil site development (site layout, grading, storm water, erosion control, utilities, and other infrastructure systems.
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Candidates should have experience working in the industries of schools, light rail, transit, wastewater or heavy civil construction work. Our passion for excellence has helped our clients like Tacoma Public Schools, Sound Transit, WSDOT, King county and other agencies successfully deliver successful projects for nearly 30 years.
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Major consideration will be given to candidates who have experience performing document control duties for projects related to Sound Transit, King County Wastewater Treatment Division, City of Seattle, K-12, and/or other similar public agencies.
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We are seeking a Project Manager for Atkinson Construction, a heavy civil subsidiary of Clark Construction. Recognized for excellence in constructinghighly-engineeredand complex projects, Atkinson provides sophisticated and innovative heavy civil solutions for clients across the country.
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