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The Ravin Group
Geotechnical Engineer
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What they do
A Mining Engineer researches mines and designs mining operations for the efficient extraction of minerals such as metals and coal. Uses knowledge of geology and engineering to determine sites to be mined, and develops plans to extract minerals effectively. May specialize in one type of mineral or material. May inspect and monitor mines for the safety and health of miners.
$97,767 / year median in Indiana
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Geotechnical Engineer, Greenfield, IN An environmental consulting and engineering firm in Greenfield, IN is seeking a Geotechnical Engineer to join their expanding team. This role involves conducting inspections and supervising sampling and testing personnel. The Geotechnical Engineer will collaborate with subcontractors and other project professionals while serving as the primary representative of the company on the project. This position offers growth opportunities for motivated individuals eager to develop the skills and knowledge required in geotechnical engineering. A professional engineering license is required, though candidates with a strong understanding of geotechnical principles and/or relevant field experience are highly preferred. Geotechnical Engineer Responsibilities File review and documentation (local and state); Work in the field on project sites to perform geotechnical investigations, and construction monitoring; Oversee construction activities including earthwork, dewatering, pile installation, excavation support installation, and load tests; Oversee subsurface investigations (e.g. drilling test borings and well installations); Oversee subcontractors performing services at project locations; Oversee geotechnical investigations and perform materials testing; Perform geotechnical engineering analysis for infrastructure and development project such as foundation, retaining wall, and pavement design; Participate in training events, project meetings and engineering team meetings; Interpret geologic, hydrogeology, and engineering characteristics of the subsurface; Analyze and interpret laboratory results under the supervision of a Senior Project Engineer; Deliver processed data in an organized fashion, following data management and standards; Prepare letters and reports for submittal to regulatory agencies and/or clients. Geotechnical Engineer Requirements Must have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and/or Geotechnical Engineering with at least 3 years of related professional experience, and registration as a Professional Engineer or Engineer in Training (EIT). Must have knowledge of commonly used computer software (Word, Excel, Outlook) is expected. Must have excellent writing and communication skills. Must be familiar with various AASHTO and ASTM Standards is preferred, as is a working knowledge of CAD and soil logging programs. Must be able to sit, stand, walk in varying weather and terrain. Must be able to lift up to 40lbs of equipment or related materials (sample coolers). Must have good driving record to be able to drive vehicle to project sites and meetings with clients. Some travel for field work or project oversight may be necessary, depending on client needs or requirements. Must be able to pass a drug screen, physical and background check.