Overseas Civil Engineer: Structural QA/QC & Field Inspections
Planate Management Group
Washington (District of Columbia)
On-site
USD 75,000 - 95,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Medical insurance/Dental/Vision Insurance
401K plan eligibility upon hire
Health and Savings Account plan
Life/AD&D Insurance Coverage
Short-Term Disability Insurance Coverage
Paid Holidays
Paid Time Off
Wellness Offering
Training and Development
License/Certification support
Recognition and Rewards program
Travel Insurance
Job summary
Planate Management Group is looking for a skilled Civil Engineer in Washington, DC to support the Nairobi CAA Project. This role includes overseeing the construction of a new CAA building, ensuring compliance with U.S. standards, and conducting inspections. Candidates must possess a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, at least 7 years of relevant experience, and preferably a Professional Engineer License. The position offers benefits like medical insurance, 401K eligibility, and paid time off.
Qualifications
Minimum 7 years of construction experience.
Professional Engineer License preferred.
Must have overseas work experience.
Ability to obtain Top Secret clearance.
Responsibilities
Inspect civil and structural works including site development.
Review drawings, specifications, calculations, and contractor submittals.
Monitor construction progress and ensure alignment with schedule.
Evaluate RFIs, change orders, and field conditions.
Verify material quality and workmanship meet contract requirements.
Coordinate with architectural and MEP disciplines.
Skills
Civil/structural systems knowledge
QA/QC and field inspections experience
Construction Safety regulations knowledge
Microsoft Suite proficiency
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering
Job description
Planate Management Group is looking for a skilled Civil Engineer in Washington, DC to support the Nairobi CAA Project. This role includes overseeing the construction of a new CAA building, ensuring compliance with U.S. standards, and conducting inspections. Candidates must possess a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, at least 7 years of relevant experience, and preferably a Professional Engineer License. The position offers benefits like medical insurance, 401K eligibility, and paid time off.