Jobs at Granite Construction Incorporated

Oversee capital projects up to $40 million, including estimating, scheduling, budgeting, procurement, design, construction, field supervision, inspections, and vendor management. Establish standardized project practices across materials operations, provide stakeholder updates, support automation and plant-controls initiatives, collaborate on processing improvements, conduct post-project reviews, and mentor engineers. The role focuses on asphalt, mining, aggregate facilities, and heavy equipment in high-production environments.

Directs heavy civil construction projects up to $15 million, overseeing project completion, profitability, budgets, forecasting, scheduling, bid reviews, staffing, job controls, reporting, safety, and stakeholder relationships. The role requires coordinating estimators, project controls, construction leadership, engineers, foremen, subcontractors, owners, agencies, and inspectors while maintaining efficient, safe, and profitable project execution.

Supports construction engineering, estimating, and job controls by interpreting drawings, preparing sketches and documentation, calculating quantities and costs, coordinating materials and schedules, and resolving design or field conflicts. The role helps ensure construction complies with contracts, budgets, specifications, applicable codes, and safety standards. It also develops estimates, maintains bid-support records, and provides technical direction to construction teams.

Manage water well drilling, rehabilitation, and pump installation projects from bidding through completion. Responsibilities include forecasting revenue and costs, establishing budgets, coordinating resources and schedules, managing vendors and subcontractors, generating purchase orders and invoices, monitoring safety credentials, maintaining client relationships, preparing project reports, and ensuring profitability, quality, and compliance with corporate safety initiatives.

Supports construction engineering and estimating by interpreting drawings, resolving design issues, preparing documentation, controlling materials and schedules, and developing quantity take-offs, cost data, estimates, and bids. The role assists with budget, forecasting, job costing, change orders, field measurements, and construction compliance. It requires collaboration with craft workers and supervisors, knowledge of construction methods and standards, proficiency with office and take-off software, a valid driver’s license, and willingness to work around construction equipment and outdoor conditions.

Performs complex payroll and benefits accounting duties, including preparing reports, analyses, journal entries, general ledger reconciliations, retirement plan trust reconciliations, financial reports, tax return reviews, and benefit accounting records. Supports special projects, department management, and payroll cross-training while ensuring accurate, timely, policy-compliant recordkeeping.

Assists with managing water well construction projects from initiation through completion, including forecasting revenue and costs, establishing budgets, coordinating resources and schedules, reviewing bids, monitoring job controls, maintaining stakeholder relationships, reporting performance, supporting safety initiatives, and achieving profitability goals. The role operates across office and field environments and provides training in water well drilling practices.

Leads federal construction projects from award through closeout while overseeing schedules, budgets, cost controls, quality, safety, risk, subcontractors, design partners, and client relationships. Provides estimating and preconstruction leadership for design-build and design-bid-build pursuits, including proposal development, pricing, scope review, risk analysis, and value engineering. Requires extensive federal construction experience, FAR knowledge, and familiarity with NAVFAC, USACE, USCG, and federal contracting methods.

Provides engineering and estimating support for heavy civil construction projects. Responsibilities include interpreting drawings, resolving design conflicts, preparing documentation and sketches, managing material controls, performing quantity take-offs, compiling labor and equipment costs, supporting bids and estimates, and ensuring compliance with contracts, budgets, schedules, specifications, codes, and safety standards.

Coordinates designers and construction teams across preconstruction and post-design phases of alternative procurement projects. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, estimating deliverables, constructability reviews, design alternatives, quantity take-offs, design changes, and risk reduction. Supports projects exceeding $100 million and ensures timely resolution of shop drawings, information requests, design variations, and non-conformances. Extensive overnight travel and work around construction equipment are required.

Supports construction engineering, estimating, job controls, cost tracking, scheduling, drawing interpretation, material coordination, quantity take-offs, change orders, field measurements, documentation, and bid preparation. The role helps resolve design conflicts, ensure compliance with codes and specifications, minimize project costs, and provide technical support to construction teams. Requires construction knowledge, strong communication, basic trigonometry, software proficiency, a valid driver’s license, and willingness to work around construction equipment.

Supports civil construction projects through engineering, estimating, job controls, cost information, drawing interpretation, material coordination, quantity takeoffs, scheduling, documentation, and field quality oversight. Resolves design conflicts, prepares sketches and change-order support, establishes control lines and elevations, analyzes productivity data, and may supervise project staff. The role requires collaboration with field teams, clients, and project management while maintaining safety and construction standards.

Directs heavy civil construction projects valued at $15–$49 million, overseeing project completion, profitability, budgeting, forecasting, estimating, scheduling, resources, job controls, reporting, safety, and stakeholder relationships. Requires strong knowledge of paving, underground, concrete, and grading practices, plus leadership and communication skills in high-production environments.

Performs manual construction and asphalt labor, including digging, grading, spreading and leveling materials, mixing and placing asphalt or concrete, handling tools and supplies, joining pipe, removing forms, filling expansion joints, and placing culverts. Requires following directions, completing repetitive tasks, and performing physically demanding work such as lifting 50–100 pounds, climbing, walking, bending, kneeling, and working outdoors. On-the-job training is provided.

Performs drilling, sampling, and well installation tasks; loads and mobilizes equipment to project sites; documents project activities; maintains drilling equipment through preventive maintenance and mechanical work; operates associated heavy equipment; directs one to two workers; and follows safety procedures while working outdoors and traveling to job sites.

Administer and govern Power BI environments, dashboards, data models, and reporting systems for construction project controls. Develop analytics, data dictionaries, metadata, lineage documentation, process manuals, and governance artifacts. Connect source systems, support ODS structures, validate reports, and ensure data accuracy. Train project controls and construction users, collaborate with IT and project teams, and may supervise staff. The role requires advanced Power BI, DAX, Power Query, SQL, and construction data expertise.

Directs heavy civil construction projects valued at $15–$49 million, overseeing project completion, profitability, forecasting, budgeting, estimating, scheduling, resource coordination, job controls, reporting, stakeholder relationships, and safety compliance. The role requires leadership across estimators, project controls, engineers, foremen, superintendents, construction managers, owners, agencies, subcontractors, and inspectors. Projects involve paving, underground work, concrete, dirt, and grading in private or public environments.

Assists the driller with drilling operations, mechanical tasks, equipment maintenance, site setup, and transport between job sites. Operates service trucks and construction equipment, handles drill pipe and materials, collects and labels samples, completes daily documentation, and follows safety and quality procedures. Requires outdoor work in all weather, extended 10–12-hour shifts, occasional heavy lifting, travel, and periods away from home for up to two weeks.

Weigh customer trucks, issue purchase tickets, collect payments, verify truck assignments, materials, tare weights, and load limits, and ensure compliance with weights and measures regulations. Coordinate with dispatchers, foremen, and loaders to support timely deliveries. Maintain dispatch records, prepare reports, assist with material orders, perform housekeeping, and follow corporate safety procedures.

Assists the driller with water well drilling operations, equipment setup, transportation, maintenance, and job-site safety. Operates and services trucks, backhoes, forklifts, pumps, generators, and other drilling equipment. Collects and labels samples, completes daily records, handles materials, and works outdoors in varying conditions. Requires physical stamina, teamwork, dependable attendance, a valid driver’s license, and willingness to travel away from home for up to two weeks at a time.