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County of Goodhue
Engineering Technician/Sr. Engineering Technician
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What they do
An Industrial or Mechanical Engineering Technician works with industrial engineers and technologists to develop work processes that are more efficient and cost-effective. Gathers information on machinery and equipment, workflow and work assignments, layout or routing for a production process, and production standards and costs. May conduct time and motion studies with production workers.
$74,297 / year median in Minnesota
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Goodhue County is located between the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area and Rochester, MN. The topography varies from the flat plains in the southwest to rolling hills and valleys in the northeast along with the mighty Mississippi River. Goodhue County residents enjoy the splendor of nature and a wide variety of outdoor recreation. The Goodhue County Public Works department maintains 400 miles of County Highways and Roads and inspects about 460 bridges. Our annual construction program is robust and there is a lot of exciting and varied work for our engineering staff. We have great aerial photos and tight aerial survey information to use with our survey equipment. Goodhue County Public Works is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Engineering Technician or Sr. Engineering Technician. Engineering Technicians serve Goodhue County by surveying for, designing and inspecting highway projects. Engineering Technicians work in a team and must therefore have effective interpersonal and verbal communication skills. Excellent organizational and technical skills are essential in this position. Engineering Technicians perform work in the outdoor elements 50% or more of the time with seasonally demanding hours.