The pipefitter is responsible for the layout, assembly, and welding of structural and miscellaneous fabricated products. This includes interpreting blueprints, setting up welding equipment, and performing repairs using various tools and techniques.
The welder is responsible for laying out, fitting, welding, and fabricating components for structural forms, buildings, and bridge parts. They also perform equipment setup, part assembly via bolting or riveting, and product repairs using various cutting and straightening tools.
The Scheduling Manager oversees planning and scheduling operations for large, complex construction projects while managing scheduling teams and initiatives. They are responsible for schedule analysis, risk mitigation, data integrity, and providing tailored reporting to project teams and leadership.
The Scheduler II functions as a technical lead for scheduling systems, managing complex project schedules from conceptual design through execution. They are responsible for mentoring team members, performing schedule analysis, and ensuring data integrity across multiple markets.
The Scheduling Manager oversees planning and scheduling operations for large, complex projects while managing program scheduling efforts and resources. They are responsible for developing scheduling initiatives, ensuring data integrity, and mentoring scheduling staff to support project goals.
The Scheduler I assists lead schedulers in developing, maintaining, and updating construction project schedules while tracking progress against milestones. They also support project teams through reporting, schedule analysis, and communication regarding project timelines and contractual requirements.
The role involves converting P&IDs and design documents into detailed fabrication-ready pipe models, spool sheets, and bills of materials. You will also coordinate pipe routing with other trades and maintain model accuracy throughout the project lifecycle.
The Estimating Manager will lead personnel in developing accurate construction cost estimates and managing preconstruction processes. They will also oversee bid leveling, risk assessment, and project procurement while collaborating with designers and operations teams.
Lead the design, analysis, and execution of high-voltage transmission line projects ranging from 69kV to 500kV. Provide technical mentorship to junior staff while ensuring compliance with industry standards and client requirements throughout the project lifecycle.
Lead and oversee the design of protection and control systems for medium to high-voltage substations ranging from 15kV to 500kV. Collaborate with project teams to develop design packages, relay protection philosophies, and ensure compliance with industry standards and client requirements.
