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Crux Subsurface

Field Quality Engineer I

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$30–$36.50 an hourFull-Time
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Crux Subsurface, a subsidiary of Quanta Services, Inc. (NYSE: PWR), is a geotechnical drilling company merging innovation with experience to consistently provide accurate data and efficient, constructible solutions to projects of any size. Our multidisciplinary team combines the expertise of structural and geotechnical engineers with experienced drillers, construction managers, geologists, and quality management specialists. About This Role This position at Crux Subsurface will be involved in a variety of shallow and deep foundation construction projects, emphasizing design-build delivery methods for electrical transmission and distribution projects.

The Field Quality Engineer I will interface with a multi-disciplinary team consisting of engineering and construction management personnel. This position will be responsible for validating the quality of the constructed work and ensuring conformance with project quality management plans, engineering design documents (drawings and specifications), project contracts, and state and local requirements.

  • Our office is based out of Spokane Valley, Washington; however, the Field Quality Engineer will primarily work remotely and travel as needed to support projects across the United States. Hourly: $30.00 - $36.50 DOE Daily per diem provided for meals when assignments require overnight stay away from home. Travel accommodations…

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