Project Engineer (Ocean)
$25 to $30 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$25 to $30 per hour
About the role
- Support in-house construction crews and site superintendents in the field
- Oversee subcontractors and manage day-to-day site activities
- Complete daily field logs and lead safety briefings
- Collect field data using surveying and sampling equipment
- Help prepare project documentation, including reports, work plans, and drawings
- Support estimating, scheduling, and project logistics
- Communicate regularly with project managers, clients, and subcontractors
- Make sure work meets safety, quality, and environmental standards
- What we're looking for0 to 5 years of experience in environmental, civil, or construction-related work
- Bachelor's degree in Environmental or Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a Life or Physical Science
- Strong written, verbal, and computer skills (AutoCAD experience preferred)
- Safe driving record and willingness to travel, up to 50% overnight
- $25 to $30 per hour, based on experience, plus overtime
- Total annual earnings typically $75,000 to $90,000+ with overtime and prevailing wage project pay, depending on project assignment and hours 100% employer-paid health insurance premiums
- Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP): company-funded shares at no cost to you
- Quarterly profit sharing
- Automatic 4% employer 401(k) contribution
- Hands-on experience across a wide range of environmental and heavy civil projects
- Work that benefits communities and the environment
- Room to grow and advance
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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