Serve as a Resident Engineer and/or Structures Representative on a variety of heavy civil, roadway, bridge and underground projects, performing detailed phases of resident engineering, structures representative and inspection services.
Locations (3)
Rancho Cordova, California, United States
Manteca, California, United States
San Francisco, California, United States
Compensation
The projected range for this position is $106,000-$162,000 annually. Depending upon other factors, i.e., skills, experience, location, market conditions, the range may vary slightly.
Responsibilities
Perform detailed phases of resident engineering, structures representative and inspection services
Review shop drawings and technical submittals for conformance with project plans and site conditions
Review construction procedures submitted by contractors for conformance with project plans
The projected range for this position is $54.02/Hr. - $75.00/Hr. Depending upon other factors, i.e., skills, experience, location, market conditions, the range may vary slightly.
Responsibilities
Monitor contractor operations for compliance with contract plans, provisions, and specifications.
Proactive in identifying field issues and discussing solutions with supervisor and contractor.
Be familiar with and able to advise contractors of violations of safety procedures and recommend adjustments to bring these violations into compliance.
Executing field measurements of pay items; maintaining daily diaries, materials notebooks, redline as-built plans, understanding progress schedules, work orders, and monthly estimates.
Oversee and document materials testing such as: soil compaction, concrete and asphalt field tests.
The Equipment Operator performs skilled operation of heavy and light construction equipment to support earthwork, grading, demolition, pipe installation, and roadway construction activities.
Responsibilities
Conduct daily pre‑check, post‑trip, fueling, and safety inspections
Complete equipment status reports
Report mechanical issues promptly
Operate heavy and light construction equipment including bulldozers, front‑end loaders, excavators, rollers, backhoes, and related machinery
Perform earthwork operations such as excavation, trenching, grading, backfilling, slope cutting, ditch shaping, and structure demolition
Lead field quality activities, oversee inspections, audits, and quality documentation for construction projects.
Compensation
Compensation: $80,000- $130,000 + Benefits
Responsibilities
Monitors and oversees required quality activities and deliverables in accordance with Inspection and Test Plans, QC inspections, Drawing and specification compliance and manufacturers’ recommendations.
Participates in systematic and independent reviews and audits as assigned.
Identifies/documents issues that cause, or contribute to, deviations from planned/expected outcomes and assists in developing corrective action plans to address issues.
Ensures that contract specified Factory Acceptance Testing, QA/QC testing, monitoring and records documentation are incorporated into the project quality plans / activities.
Participates in project quality, construction and safety meetings.
Requirements
Associate’s degree in a relevant field or a minimum of 4 years of experience in quality control/assurance or related field.
Nice to have: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (construction management sciences, electrical or civil engineering), or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
Nice to have: 10 and 30-hour OSHA certification.
Nice to have: Four years of construction or quality management experience in EPC, Design Build or CMAR projects.
DBA Construction is seeking an experienced Project Manager to manage heavy civil construction projects throughout Arizona, focusing on structural concrete, earthwork, roadway improvements, drainage, and civil construction for utility facilities.
Compensation
Salary: $120,000–$145,000 annually, depending on experience
Responsibilities
Manage projects from estimate handoff through final closeout, including budgets, schedules, subcontractors, and contract requirements.
Review estimating assumptions, production rates, and budgets to understand how the work was bid and establish realistic project plans.
Collaborate with superintendents to plan labor, equipment, trucking, materials, and subcontractor resources to support efficient field operations.
Monitor actual production and job costs against estimates, identify variances, and work with superintendents to implement corrective actions.
Manage project financial performance, including cost-to-complete forecasting, profitability, and timely progress billing.
Requirements
Nice to have: public agency experience
Nice to have: utility-related civil construction projects
Nice to have: Four years of experience performing surveillance monitoring of equipment or materials production facilities or construction quality management in the power delivery space.