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Associate Geotechnical Engineer

GeoEngineers - SeattleNot yet verified
Full-time$147000-$222000 per yearSeattle, WA 98121

What you'll do

Description As an Associate Geotechnical Engineer, you will be technical experts in the geotechnical discipline who actively manages the company’s business groups and/or market the company’s services. You will be responsible for the timely, accurate, and profitable completion of projects. Associates have the authority to enter into professional services contracts, and they set an example of technical excellence and leadership to clients. As an Associate Geotechnical Engineer, you will be expected to exhibit strength in a combination of the responsibilities and attributes noted below, and it should be noted that each Associate likely has a slightly different combination of strengths in these areas. No Associate is expected to excel in every aspect of this role. However, the typical Associate has a broad skill set and strength in most of these areas. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Technical Promotes safe work practices through adherence to task safety assessments, site safety plans, company and client safety procedures and guidelines, and taking immediate action when necessary to avoid and/or mitigate hazards....

Pay

$147000-$222000 per year

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