Entry Level Engineer
Entry Level Engineer
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Develop preliminary drawings for buildings at the initial stage of quoting
- Employ structural analysis to determine loads on structural members
- Utilize IBC (International Building Code) and provisions in ASCE 7 (American Society of Civil Engineers)
- Learn and understand EPS product lines
- Attend training meetings to advance relevant knowledge and skills
- Develop estimates for various client buildings; i.e. quantity take-off of materials and applicable material costing
- Decision-making within clearly defined job scope based on defined procedures supported by management
- Answering customer questions on various technical issues
- Build job knowledge by offering supportive communication to management & peers
- Communicate with others based on knowledge of procedures gained from sufficient on-the-job experience
- Produce consistent, error free work based on defined regulations and standards
- Use a steady, methodical work style to complete estimation projects, on time and error-free
- Outstanding Family Medical Benefits Package
- Substantial Stock Ownership Program
- Competitive Compensation Packages
- Paid Time Off (PTO) & 8 Paid Holidays Each Year
- Employer Sponsored Family Dental Insurance 401k and Roth 401k Investment Accounts (With Substantial Employer Matching)
- Employer Sponsored Life & Disability Insurance
- Individual choice regarding personal medical decisions
- Bachelor's degree, preferably in Engineering or a related field of study
- Knowledge of construction methods, materials, structural design and building codes
- Ability to read and understand blueprints and architectural drawings
- Knowledge of construction methods and materials
- Willing to jump in and roll up your sleeves to help out when necessary
- Able and interested in communicating with others based on job knowledge & expertise
- Work at a steady, even pace to promote accuracy & quality of work through repetitive routines
- Lead by example, with first-hand knowledge of area of expertise
- Follow established guidelines, structure, and policies, while working with and for others
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