Job Description

The primary requirements for the positions are the:

• Graduate of engineering or graduate of construction management (4 year degree)
• 15 years of construction experience of a similar scope and magnitude ($400 million project), with a minimum of $100 million.
• Experience with lock, dam, or spillway projects with heavy concrete work.
• The USACE (US Army Corps of Engineers) experience is not a requirement, but will likely be obtained if they have experience with lock, dam and spillway work.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Day-to-Day: - Coordinating the development and review of submittals and managing the team to ensure proper inspections are performed - working with the quality Control Team: 16-18 people - 2 shifts of quality control inspectors: day shift and night shift - The project is set up in 3 groups: superintendents, PM & Engineering, and quality control, with a quality control manager, general superintendent, and construction manager - manages most of the inland water-ways army core of engineering, contract specifications and requirements - Discussing the work that is taking place each day - Daily communication with the client to ensure work flows smoothly, and the PM team is prepared

REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

- Understanding of all documentation that comes and goes, including software and how the government manages QC - Required to be a graduate engineer or a graduate of a construction management program. - Construction experience of a similar scope and magnitude ($400 million project), with a minimum of $100 million. - Engineering management in the quality sector. - Experience with loft, dam, and spillway projects within the scope of Corps of Engineers projects.

Job Tags

Contract work, Shift work, Day shift,

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