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Provides centralized administrative support for an office in a heavy civil construction environment. Responsibilities include maintaining office areas, coordinating meetings and couriers, supporting estimating, project management, accounting, and HR, managing documents and supplies, assisting with proposals, and handling confidential information.

Designs, analyzes, and supports mechanical systems and equipment for a major underground tunnel and heavy civil project. Responsibilities include engineering calculations, technical documentation, equipment selection, plan and shop drawing review, field inspections, troubleshooting, commissioning support, vendor coordination, and compliance with safety and regulatory standards. The role collaborates with construction and project teams and may mentor junior engineers while working on active construction sites, including underground environments.

Performs construction quality control engineering and inspection activities across civil, structural, mechanical, piping, welding, nondestructive examination, and electrical disciplines. Inspects work against contract specifications, witnesses testing, maintains inspection records, supports QA/QC procedures and audits, coordinates inspection schedules, and reviews purchase documents for compliance. The role requires an engineering degree, construction quality control experience, knowledge of specifications and testing procedures, communication skills, QA/QC program knowledge, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Provides centralized administrative support for a construction project office, including reception, meeting coordination, shipments, document management, proposal preparation, supply inventory, onboarding documentation, and support for estimating, project management, accounting, HR, and operations teams. The role requires strong organization, confidentiality, communication, reliability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office in a primarily office-based environment.

Provides administrative and operational support across construction projects and the home office. Responsibilities include administering Procore, organizing project documents, coordinating preconstruction and closeout records, supporting certified payroll and labor compliance systems, coordinating jobsite services, managing subcontractor and vendor documentation, preparing reports and training materials, assisting with office administration, and improving workflows through technology, automation, and AI.

Leads large, complex electrical construction projects from inception through completion. Manages project managers, engineers, and administrative staff; ensures compliance with regulations, building codes, safety standards, budget, schedule, quality, and client expectations. Maintains client relationships, provides technical guidance, communicates across departments, and directs integrated project delivery teams.

Manages mechanical hoisting projects from planning through completion, overseeing scope, budgets, schedules, design coordination, installation, testing, commissioning, quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. Conducts site assessments, develops customer plans, coordinates designers, contractors, suppliers, and authorities, monitors project progress, performs risk assessments and inspections, and provides technical guidance to project teams.

Manage $1M–$5M telecommunications construction projects from kickoff through closeout. Responsibilities include controlling scope, schedules, budgets, labor, materials, subcontractors, quality, billing, change orders, and customer expectations. The role interprets construction documents, performs takeoffs and estimates, coordinates field teams and vendors, leads project meetings, communicates with stakeholders, resolves issues, and identifies additional work opportunities. Requires telecom or low-voltage construction experience and knowledge of Division 27/28 systems, BICSI standards, NEC requirements, and commercial construction practices.

Supports construction, rehabilitation, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of mechanical systems for movable bridges. Responsibilities include reviewing drawings and submittals, coordinating subcontractors and heavy lifts, tracking schedules and costs, monitoring field operations, preparing RFIs and project documentation, verifying equipment alignment and tolerances, supporting quality control, and coordinating electrical, structural, and controls disciplines. The role requires experience with heavy civil or bridge projects and mechanical, hydraulic, and rotating equipment systems.

Leads a multidisciplinary engineering organization supporting heavy civil tunneling, mine development, and OEM equipment manufacturing. Oversees engineering and design functions, project schedules and budgets, technical coordination, regulatory and quality compliance, operational initiatives, and three discipline managers. Develops engineering staff, maintains stakeholder relationships, and ensures designs meet customer, commercial, safety, and performance standards.