Project Coordinator - Geotechnical

Aperture, LLC•Carrollton, TX

23d•$26•Hybrid

About The Position

Bryant, an Aperture company, is part of a portfolio of best-in-class forensic expert companies providing full-service expert analysis. Our mission is driven by a Partnership Model that provides strength, consistency, and scale. The power of our collective is unmatched, and we are a force beyond compare. Powered by our people and our Partners, we amplify our effectiveness and our impact. The Project Coordinator will assist engineers and project managers during project phases. The work is more hands on and has a limited scope. They will set up equipment, record data, solve technical problems, review and prepare project documentation, and assure project phases run smoothly.

Requirements

Technical degree or equivalent, combined with min 1-3 years of related experience preferred.
Valid Driver’s License
Self-starting and assertive, high energy, highly organized and ownership mentality
Strong cooperative, collaboration, and presentation skills with excellent written and verbal communication skills
Excellent time management, organizational and follow-up skills with ability to demonstrate initiative and work independently
Ability to work effectively under deadlines to meet or better deadlines or schedules and manage multiple projects simultaneously
Maintain a high morale and positive attitude within the Company and with clients
The ability to sit at a desk up to 80% of the time
The ability to stand and walk up to 20% of the time
The ability to be confined in a small area, such as a cubicle
The ability to operate phones and computers
The ability to travel via airplanes as needed

Responsibilities

Coordinate with engineers, project managers, and clients on pertinent project information and seek guidance if necessary.
Assist engineers and project managers as they create, modify, and test products and processes
Coordinate with staff members in other departments as needed so that they remain aware of their expected duties and all components of the project run smoothly.
Review of existing project documentation to summarize, organize and categorize the information.
Written summarization includes but is not limited to historical engineering reports, construction plans and documentation, site photographs and field notes, deposition transcripts, and various other court proceedings.
Continuing online file organization for each project.
Ensure appropriate records are maintained at location identified and prescribed.
Conduct tests, calculate or record data.
Visit residential and commercial sites to draw floor plan, take note of environmental and site characteristics, obtain relative elevation measurements of the foundation system and exterior topography, obtain photographic support with voice notes, and document any other relevant information needed from site.
Set up, calibrate, and monitor field instrumentation, perform site inspections and document findings.
Perform geophysical/remote sensing tests.