Field Engineer

About the Role

As a Project Engineer at Lithko Contracting, you will learn the fundamentals of concrete construction on the job site. Your dedicated manager and mentors are invested in your success as you build your knowledge and skills and work towards your next role.

Key Responsibilities

• Actively utilize your resources, including managers and mentors, to understand the project scope and schedule and the plans for safety and quality.
• Impact the project by developing plans to execute work objectives, track your progress, and replan based on feedback and performance.
• Manage the daily safety, quality, and execution of your work objectives.
• Learn through hands-on performance with our teams through the daily preparation plan and the project execution process.
• Your specific duties will evolve as your skills and interests develop. Throughout your integration, you may be responsible for: estimating, field engineering (line and grade), forming walls and columns, inspections, loadout, place/finish, prep & forming of structural slabs, production tracking, quantity take-offs, slab on grade prep, slab on metal deck prep, and more.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• This is an entry-level role in concrete construction.
• You have a reliable method of getting to job sites daily and on time.
• You will likely perform labor at elevation, sometimes at heights multiple stories above ground level.
• While on the job site, you may need to lift at least 50 pounds.
• Your job offer will be contingent upon a successful drug test.
• Salary will range from $60,000-$80,000 DOE.

Qualifications

• You must be legally authorized to work in the US for any employer without sponsorship now or in the future.
• You will complete a degree in Construction Management, Concrete Industry Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field before your start date, or have equivalent work or military experience.
• The most successful candidates are action-oriented, collaborative, and ready to take advantage of growth opportunities.
• While hands-on construction experience is a plus, it is not required.
• Construction sites can have rough terrain and are operational during inclement weather (as long as it is safe).
• Work hours may fluctuate based on project activities.