Engineering Technician I

RRC POWER AND ENERGY•Haskell, TX

39d•Onsite

About The Position

RRC is seeking a talented Engineering Technician I to help us build the future of U.S. energy production from our Austin/Round Rock Texas office. RRC is a multi-disciplinary engineering firm that specializes in energy projects, particularly renewable energy, throughout the United States. Founded in 2007, RRC provides a culture where employees are valued while contributing to meaningful projects. This is an opportunity to work at the forefront of the evolving energy production landscape.

Requirements

High School Degree & Valid Driver's License
Traveling for work or willingness to travel extensively (95%-100%)
Experience working in the elements/outside, ability to lift, carry, push up to 100+ pounds on a regular basis
0-1 year of related experience preferred; entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply
Basic knowledge in soils, concrete and grout preferred
Familiarity with soils testing for backfill and roadway applications
Ability to observe field activities and report to supervisors.

Nice To Haves

DOT certification or training for use of nuclear density gauge preferred or ability to obtain.
OSHA 10 certification preferred or ability to obtain.

Responsibilities

Perform day-to-day field tasks as assigned by the Lead Technician or Project Manager.
Assist with field testing and inspection activities for assigned projects.
Complete and submit daily field reports and any supporting documentation.
Conduct soils, backfill, and compaction testing in accordance with project specifications and industry standards.
Assist with concrete and grout sampling and testing procedures.
Operate testing equipment, including nuclear density gauges, in accordance with DOT and safety requirements.
Observe field conditions and communicate findings, concerns, or deficiencies to the Lead Technician.
Maintain testing equipment, tools, and company vehicles in proper working condition.
Follow all company safety procedures and maintain compliance with OSHA and project-specific safety requirements.
Work outdoors in varying weather and site conditions.