The Geotechnical Assistant Project Manager will ensure adherence to safety rules, manage field quality control, perform surveys, prepare drawings, and resolve design conflicts. This role involves preparing RFIs and submittals, running small work crews, identifying and mitigating project risks, and assisting Project Managers with change orders, claims, material buyout, and invoice approvals. The position also supports Design Engineers with designs and shop drawings, assists Sales Engineers with estimates and proposals, and maintains client relationships. Additionally, the role involves business development, mentoring Project Engineers, supporting marketing efforts, and making technical presentations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level