Construction Review Technician

Ruekert & Mielke, Inc•Madison, WI

29d•Onsite

About The Position

At Ruekert & Mielke, Inc. (R/M), we exist to empower people, improve communities, and thrive together. As a Construction Review Technician (CRT), you’ll play a hands‑on role in delivering the infrastructure that makes communities safer, stronger, and more resilient—while growing your career in a 100% employee‑owned firm that invests in its people. This role is intentionally designed for a wide range of experience levels—from individuals starting a hands‑on construction career to seasoned professionals ready to lead, mentor, and shape project success. Why Join R/M At R/M, your work matters and your voice counts. As employee‑owners, we take pride in being proactive, elevating others, and owning our work—from the office to the field to the final outcome. You’ll be part of a collaborative Construction Services Team that values quality, accountability, and long‑term relationships. What Makes This Role Exciting As a CRT, you’ll work directly in the field on real‑world municipal infrastructure projects—sewer, water, paving, and more—seeing your efforts turn into tangible improvements for the communities you serve. Early‑career professionals receive paid training, mentorship, and hands‑on experience Experienced professionals contribute critical field expertise, coordination, and quality assurance Senior‑level technicians serve as trusted field leaders, mentors, and problem‑solvers Your responsibilities and influence grow with your experience — no two days are the same. Who This Role Is For We are intentionally open to a wide range of backgrounds and experience levels. You may be a great fit if you bring: A strong work ethic, attention to detail, and pride in quality work Comfort working outdoors in active construction environments Professional communication skills with contractors, project teams, and the public Basic to advanced math skills and ability to interpret construction drawings Flexibility to work across multiple project sites A commitment to learning, accountability, and continuous improvement A valid driver’s license, personal vehicle, and insurance Experience with construction, inspection, surveying, municipal infrastructure, or CAD is a plus—but not required. Candidates with significant experience (10+ years) may take on advanced leadership and mentoring responsibilities. What You’ll Gain Paid Training & Mentorship – Structured onboarding and continuous learning at every career stage Employee Ownership – Participate in our ESOP and share in the firm’s success Career Growth – Clear paths within construction services, project management, and engineering support Meaningful Impact – Work that improves safety, reliability, and quality of life in local communities Collaborative Culture – A team that believes in elevating others and doing what we say we’ll do

Requirements

A strong work ethic, attention to detail, and pride in quality work
Comfort working outdoors in active construction environments
Professional communication skills with contractors, project teams, and the public
Basic to advanced math skills and ability to interpret construction drawings
Flexibility to work across multiple project sites
A commitment to learning, accountability, and continuous improvement
A valid driver’s license, personal vehicle, and insurance

Nice To Haves

Experience with construction, inspection, surveying, municipal infrastructure, or CAD is a plus

Responsibilities

Reviewing construction of municipal infrastructure projects to ensure compliance with plans, specifications, and standards
Verifying line, grade, materials, quantities, and workmanship using field measurements and tools
Preparing accurate daily reports, documentation, and record drawings using electronic reporting software
Communicating effectively with contractors, engineers, project managers, and municipal officials
Serving as a professional point of contact for public inquiries
Identifying construction issues and proactively recommending or escalating solutions
Coordinating on‑site activities to support safety, efficiency, and quality
Acting as on‑site coordinator or lead for construction projects
Mentoring and supporting less experienced field staff
Providing constructability insight and field leadership to project teams