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Clark Construction Group
Field Engineer
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
An Electronics Repair Technician helps repair electrical and electronic equipment. Undertakes preventative maintenance of equipment and tests of electronic assemblies while adhering to regulatory safety standards.
$70,072 / year median in Maryland
+7% projected growth
Job Description
As a Field Engineer you will be responsible and tasked with managing technical functions, testing equipment, handling repairs, managing engineering projects, and conducting site inspections. You will also engage with clients, ensure compliance, conduct feasibility studies, and apply technical knowledge to practical problems. Responsibilities Be able to establish project Horizontal Control Be able to verify accuracy of consultant-provided control Be able to establish working control points from provided control Continuously checks and maintains horizontal control Be able to establish project Vertical Control Be able to verify accuracy of consultant-provided control Be able to establish working benchmarks from provided control Continuously checks and maintains vertical control Instrument care, maintenance, and use Able to check optical plummet Visually checks instrument for evidence of damage or mis-adjustment Able to check and set temperature and pressure correction in Total Station Able to check and calibrate instrument collimation Auto level Care, maintenance, and use Able to run and adjust three-wire level loop Able to compute tangent grades Able to plot cross-sections and determine earthwork Is familiar with and able to read a contour map Basic Qualifications Able to make temperature corrections when chaining Have a basic ability to read and understand Structural / Architectural / Shop Drawings Be able to provide layout from drawings without assistance Be able to coordinate between drawings and discern potential conflicts Be proficient in the use of scales Be able to layout footings, columns, and building lines with no assistance Be able to establish vertical dimensions from given finish floor elevations Be able to compute concrete quantities for daily pours, slabs, columns, etc. Be able to conduct fine grading operations Be able to level deck with no assistance Be able to grade columns with no assistance Be able to establish secondary benchmarks Be able to establish secondary horizontal and vertical control, i.e. column lines, offsets Be able to compute and track concrete during pour Alignment to