Engineering Technician

WEAVER CONSULTANTS GROUP LLC•Denver, CO

1d•$24 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

This is a field position that requires out-of-town assignments, including working 6–7 days per week and staying in hotels for extended periods. All travel expenses are covered for out-of-town assignments. Even though this is a full-time position, there may be down periods due to project scheduling and weather, including reduced hours or possible layoff during the winter months. Typically, a Field Technician works a full year (2080 hours) within a nine-month construction season.

Requirements

HS Diploma
At least 6 months of relevant experience in CQA and/or field-based positions
Good communication, writing, and organization skills
Ability to use basic computer applications like Microsoft Office
Willingness to work independently as well as in a team environment
Ability to lift 50 pounds required
Valid driver’s license, including the ability to pass a motor vehicle review (MVR)

Responsibilities

Monitor and document construction activities at solid waste landfill facilities, including field inspection and testing of soils and geosynthetic liners.
Supervise and complete construction quality assurance and construction quality control activities in several states, including the construction of landfill components and other environmental control systems.
Perform field and/or laboratory testing, observation, and inspection of construction materials (e.g., soils, aggregates, concrete, asphalt, and steel).
Communicate with project managers, engineering technicians, client representatives, and contractor representatives regarding the construction site, project requirements, and testing, observation, and inspection results.
Transport material samples with associated identifying documentation to the laboratory for further testing and analysis.
Tabulate, prepare, and submit data and observations in written and digital reports for daily transmittal to the Weaver Project Manager.
Maintain and clean equipment, vehicles, and work areas.
Adhere to strict safety standards.
Under close supervision of higher-level technicians or staff professionals, assist on tasks and perform basic testing and observation duties.
Provide clear documentation of findings and results.
Communicate information to the Project Manager and discuss the accuracy of data in preparation for submittal.
Submit documentation and communicate results as directed by the Project Manager.
Progressively assume increased roles of training and responsibility in work assignments.
Follow safety rules, practices, and other safety requirements for all projects.
Perform pre-task planning prior to executing work.
Report any safety issues or concerns to management.
Maintain quality standards on all projects.