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Bunnell-Lammons Engineering, Inc. is seeking a Project Engineering Technician I for our Marion, North Carolina location.
You will work under supervision to perform inspections and sampling, collecting concrete, soil, and other site materials while supporting quality assurance on construction projects. Ideal candidates are entry-level, have a high school diploma or GED, and are prepared to obtain required certifications within three months and the remaining within two years.
At Bunnell-Lammons, Inc. (BLE), every member of our team has a personal stake in ensuring the success of our clients. As employee-owners of the firm, we are all personally accountable for building lasting relationships and delivering outstanding results. We put people first, whether that’s our clients, our employees, or our community. It’s why we listen more and work harder to understand the unique needs of our clients.
Location: Marion, North Carolina
Status: Full- Time - Entry-Level
Background checks are conducted as part of any conditional offer made, including (but not limited to & role dependent) education, professional registration, employment, references and global watchlist screening.
Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship and able to interview on site where the position is located.
As a Project Engineering Technician I for Bunnell-Lammons Engineering, Inc. (BLE), you will be working under the immediate supervision/direction of a registered professional engineer. You will work as a team member alongside site managers and engineers to perform the required inspection or sampling services. Our special Inspections technicians play a critical role in the quality assurance for every construction project no matter how large or small. Special Inspections Technicians actively collect concrete, soil, and other site materials for testing along with the continuous monitoring of general contractor activities, which may include but are not limited to onsite testing and reporting of earthwork and soil construction; foundation/subgrade evaluation; reinforcing steel; concrete placements; masonry as well as asphalt testing. Special Inspections Technicians are also responsible for accurately preparing daily reports for submission to the assigned project engineer. These reports not only include your test results summary, but detailed construction site observations as well.