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Structural Field Engineer - Infrastructure/Transportation

Idaho Falls, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$90,000–$110,000 a yearFull-Time
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About this job

Department
Field Operations Market: Water/Wastewater
Employment Type
Full Time

Requisition ID: 178865 Job Level: Mid Level Home District/Group: Southern California District

Position Overview

As a Structural Field Engineer, you will play a significant part in the success of planning, organizing and implementing project engineering & project controls tasks. Excellent communication, attention to detail and an ability to work well in a team environment are considered critical to this position. We are looking for individuals with motivation and eagerness to expand their skillset in infrastructure construction.

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Overview

Kiewit's Southern California District is one of Kiewit's leading infrastructure districts specializing in heavy civil projects that include earth moving, water/wastewater, transportation, roadways, and power projects. Most of our work is concentrated in the Southern California region, with some work in Hawaii. Location Kiewit's Southern California District is based out of the Santa Fe Springs, CA office and supports projects throughout the Southern California region, building out project/construction schedules for all types of infrastructure work across the region.

Our culture is built on opportunity. We go where the work is-giving you access to exciting projects nationwide and endless chances to grow your career. When you join us, you'll work on projects…

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