Construction Materials Field Technician
Construction Materials Field Technician
Posted today
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Performs field observation, testing, and sampling of soil, aggregates, and concrete under supervision
- Assists with construction materials testing activities on project sites
- Communicates daily with contractors, technicians, and project managers
- Reports changing site conditions and additional testing needs to supervisors
- Assists with preparation and submission of daily field reports
- Supports basic calculations and data entry related to testing results
- Assists in organizing and maintaining field equipment
- Notifies supervisors of damaged or missing equipment
- Participates in project meetings with senior staff as requested
- Performs other field and project support duties as assigned
- Career Development
- As your experience grows, ECS will:
- Support you in enhancing your professional skills.
- Encourage participation in internal and external training programs and certification opportunities provided by organizations such as OSHA 10, ACI, ASNT, AWS, ICC, NICET, NRCA, RCI, various State DOTs, WACEL, and others, as appropriate.#AUS123Qualifications
- 0 years of related experience
- High school diploma or GED required
- Obtain basic certifications applicable to the work performed as per the ECS Technician Certification PolicyIf driving for or on behalf of any ECS subsidiary, a valid driver's license is required
- Good communication skills (verbal, written, and reading comprehension)
- Dependable, self-motivated, and detail-oriented work ethic
- Very limited to no knowledge of CMT principles and testing standards
- Basic math skills and data entry ability
- Ability to read maps, follow directions, and interpret plans (developing)
- Basic proficiency with electronic devices (tablets, phones, laptops)
- Ability to work effectively with supervisors, peers, and clients
- Ability to lift equipment and materials regularly (up to ~85 lbs)
- Ability to safely operate a motor vehicle and follow all local and state laws, road/driving regulations, and company policies
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