CURRENT OPEN POSITIONS

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 As a Construction Materials Technician (CMT), you'll operate under the immediate guidance of a registered professional engineer. Collaborating closely with site managers and engineers, you'll contribute as a valued team member to execute essential inspection and sampling services. Within our team, CMTs assume a pivotal role in upholding quality assurance for construction projects of all scales. You'll be actively engaged in the collection of concrete, soil, and other on-site materials for testing, while also ensuring the continuous oversight of general contractor activities. These activities encompass a wide spectrum, including but not limited to on-site testing and reporting related to earthwork and soil construction, foundation and subgrade assessment, reinforcement steel examination, concrete placements, masonry evaluations, and asphalt testing. Furthermore, CMTs hold the responsibility of meticulously crafting daily reports, which will be submitted to the designated project engineer. These comprehensive reports encompass not only a summary of your test results but also offer detailed observations obtained from the construction site. Occasional travel might be required on a project-specific basis.

The primary role of this position will involve, though not necessarily be confined to, collaborating directly with a senior professional engineer (PE) to conduct geotechnical analyses encompassing slope stability, settlement, bearing capacity, seismic conditions, deep foundation alternatives, seepage and drainage, excavation methodologies, earth retaining structures, and pavement design. Tasks will encompass a broad spectrum, ranging from initial client engagement for scoping, fee determination, and proposal conception, to overseeing and managing subsurface investigations and laboratory analysis of soil/rock samples, conducting geotechnical assessments, preparing reports, maintaining client communication, and conducting on-site oversight of construction projects. The individual in this role should possess a willingness to conduct site visits for project assessment, oversee construction activities, evaluate site inspector tasks, foster relationships with contractors and/or owners, and provide engineering support whenever needed.

This position relates to an individual who will assume the role of a project manager responsible for overseeing geotechnical and/or construction material testing projects. The tasks involving engineering and project management will encompass a range of responsibilities, which include but are not confined to supervising inspections and tests related to soils (assessing soil bearing capacity and density), reinforced concrete, masonry, modular retaining wall construction, structural steel inspections, laboratory data evaluation, scrutiny of shallow and deep foundation installation, and overseeing asphalt placement. The individual will also be accountable for generating revenue by cultivating and managing existing client relationships, actively participating in marketing and business development efforts alongside the development team. They will also maintain current client connections while seeking out opportunities to establish new associations with potential clients. This role will entail creating project proposals, estimating costs and budgets, and preparing other proposal components. The candidate will be responsible for reviewing project specifications and special inspection requirements for their assigned projects, as well as examining daily inspection reports. All reports must be reviewed, signed, and delivered to clients and project stakeholders promptly. The role will also involve a willingness to conduct on-site visits to assess construction progress, evaluate site inspector performance, foster relationships with contractors and/or owners, and provide engineering support when necessary. For assigned projects, monthly invoicing will be subject to review and approval by a Senior Engineer. Furthermore, the individual will contribute to the development, training, and mentorship of less experienced professional staff and technicians.

 The role pertains to a professional at the project manager level. Ideal professional experience encompasses, among other things, a proven aptitude in diverse facets of environmental due diligence, permitting, and adhering to regulations (covering air quality, hazardous waste, solid waste, and water) within contexts of commercial, municipal, and industrial clienteles. Primary responsibilities involve overseeing environmental projects, ranging from routine to intricate, across an array of industrial, municipal, and commercial clients. Essential attributes for suitable candidates encompass exceptional oral and written communication skills, a robust work ethic, and the capacity to effectively collaborate within a team. Occasional travel might be required on a project-specific basis.