Potential Hiring in Spring/Summer 1-23-12
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1/24/12 From: madison.bussey@powereng.com Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 7:05 AM To: Lowery, Lee Subject: POWER Engineers Civil/Structural Engineer I Dr. Lowery,
My name is Madison Bussey and I graduated from your department in May of 2010. I was wondering if you could pass along a job position to your students. I work for POWER Engineers and we design high voltage transmission lines for major utilities. We are involved in the structural design of the steel poles / lattice towers as well as the foundation design for those corresponding structures. We would prefer a student who is seeking a structural position but all civil applicants would be accepted. Here is a description of the entry level position in Fort Worth: Seeking an entry level Civil/Structural Engineer to work in our Fort Worth, Texas office. The successful candidate will work in our Energy Division, learning to design overhead transmission line and substation structures, foundations, and their related facilities. The minimum GPA of 2.75 and a BSCE is required. The ideal coursework includes structural analysis, concrete, steel, soils, foundations, and surveying. Some designing, drafting, or engineering work experience is desirable (may have been on a co-op or intern basis). EIT registration is required. The ideal candidate is interested in consulting engineering and the electric utility industry. EEQ/AA Employer.
Please have all interested students apply on hireaggies.com or send resumes to Madison.bussey@powereng.com. Thank you so much for your help. It is greatly appreciated. Madison Bussey Civil/Structural Engineer 101 Summit Avenue Suite 803 Fort Worth, Texas 76102 817-882-1903 madison.bussey@powereng.com
Energy ▪ Facilities ▪ Communications ▪ Environmental www.powereng.com
From: Parker, Timothy, NMDOT Subject: transportation job posting Would you be able to forward the following to whoever heads your transportation department, as well as any student employment opp board (The transportation technician position listed below). Although entry level with a salary in the $30’s, it is a strong foot in the door for an organization which has many key positions retiring over the next 5 years. Thx. Contact me with any questions. 
Timothy Parker, MS, PE Traffic Engineer NMDOT – D2 4505 W. 2nd Street Roswell, NM 88201
Good Afternoon, We are currently advertising for the following positions:
If you are interested in these positions and meet the experience requirements please apply through the state personnel website at www.spo.state.nm.us Please use the same State Personnel website to apply for all positions listed above. Dr. Lowery, Garver is a multi-disciplined engineering, planning, and environmental services firm with offices throughout the southern United States. We are currently looking for civil engineering interns for the upcoming summer to serve on our Aviation Team in Frisco, Texas. The engineering intern would be responsible for assisting the team with civil engineering designs for airport projects, including improvements to runways, taxiways, aprons, airfield grading and drainage, and other airport construction related projects. The ideal candidate is familiar with AutoCAD, and Microsoft Office products. The most ideal candidate is from the Dallas-Fort Worth area, or has interest in working in the area after graduation. We are looking for a student who plans on graduating by December 2013 or earlier. I am a recent A&M grad and I very much enjoy this unique application of civil engineering. We are hoping to hire someone with a strong interest in entering the aviation field as a consulting engineer. Please let any interested candidates email me their resume. If you know of some students who fit the above criteria, and would enjoy this kind of work, I would appreciate your recommendation. We are looking at having a decision by mid-March. Thank you,
2/17/12 From: Wilber Wang [mailto:wwang@avilesengineering.com] Sent: Friday, February 17, 2012 11:13 AM To: lowery@tamu.edu Subject: Request for Civil Engineering Employment Information Dr. Lowery, Aviles Engineering Corporation may be looking for a graduating geotechnical engineer in the near future, preferably someone with a M.S. or M.E. Candidates should have a good understanding of basic geotechnical concepts and good verbal/written communication skills. http://www.avilesengineering.com/ Thanks! Wilber L. Wang, M.Eng., P.E. Aviles Engineering Corporation (TBPE Firm Registration No. F-42) 5790 Windfern Houston, Texas 77041 Email: wwang@avilesengineering.com 2/24/12 From: Sean Merrell [mailto:SMerrell@friscotexas.gov] Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 9:33 AM To: Hawkins, Gene; lowery@tamu.edu; nicodemus@pbworld.com; Faisal Syed Subject: Summer Internship for Civil and Traffic Engineering - City of Frisco Howdy, The City of Frisco is looking for some good interns this summer for the Civil Engineering and the Traffic Engineering Department. More details are here: https://friscotexas.tms.hrdepartment.com/jobs/1152/Engineering-Intern-I-Civil-or-Traffic-EngineeringCity-of-Frisco-Texas These positions will provide a very good learning experience and expose a young engineer to life working for a public entity. Please forward and post to anyone you can think of. Thanks for helping to get the word out. Sean P. Merrell, PE, PTOE Senior Traffic Engineer City of Frisco smerrell@friscotexas.gov (972) 292-5457 | office (214) 998-4330 | cell 
2/25/12 Dr. Lowery, Thank you for your time this morning. We have an immediate opening for a strong entry level structural engineering candidate.
Interested candidates can contact us through: Our website www.bridgefarmer.com Or email human.resources@bridgefarmer.com attention Jim Langston Thank you for your help. Jim Langston Bridgefarmer & Associates, Inc. www.bridgefarmer.com 3/16/2012 CITY OF COLLEGE STATION JOB DESCRIPTION See https://ceprofs.civil.tamu.edu/llowery/announcements/CollegeStation.pdf The City of College Station is accepting applications for an engineering position in the Planning and Development Services Department. Attached is the posted job description. You can find additional employment information and apply online at http://www.cstx.gov/index.aspx?page=98.
Thanks. Alan Gibbs, P.E., CFM City Engineer Planning and Development Services City of College Station P.O. Box 9960 College Station, TX 77842 City of College Station Home of Texas A&M University® 3/16/12 From: Serna, Oscar R Chevron To: Kohutek, Terry; Lowery, Lee Subject: RE: Hi from an old student (Oscar R. Serna) I am glad you guys are doing great! Please tell your students that we need lots of engineers now, and in the near future in the oil and gas industry! Currently, companies are either outsourcing or bringing engineers from China or India to help us on all the work we have. http://careers.chevron.com/ Go also to www.mcdermott.com Mucho trabajo there…. Hope to see you one day! Oscar Serna 3/20/12 From: Rogers, Alton G agrogers@terracon.com Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 3:41 PM Subject: Prospective Graduates Ms. Williams:
I am the Office Manager for the local Terracon Consultants, Inc. office in College Station. Terracon missed the Engineering Career Fair this spring and as a result we are requesting that you forward this email to the appropriate party for distribution. Terracon has over 130 offices across the United States and employees in excess of 3000 engineers, scientists and staff. We are looking for Masters or Ph.D. candidates that will graduate in May or August. The specialties of interest are Geotechnical Engineering, Materials Engineering and Environmental Engineering. I f you have any future graduates that are interested in our firm, please have them forward their resume via email to me. If they have a particular Terracon office location they are interested in, please have the student indicate that in their email. Thank you for assisting in this request. If you have any questions, please contact me at your convenience.
Office Manager Terracon Consultants, Inc. Texas Firm Registration F-3272 6198 Imperial Loop I College Station, Texas 77845 P 979.846.3767 I F 979.846.7604 agrogers@terracon.com I www.terracon.com Terracon provides geotechnical, environmental, construction materials, and facilities consulting engineering services delivered with responsiveness, resourcefulness, and reliability. 3/21/12
My company is looking for new structural engineers if you have any aggies that might be interested in applying. In addition to a graduate engineer, they are also looking for an EIT with 3-4 years of experience or a newly licensed PE if you know of anyone with those qualifications who you would recommend. The info is on our website here: http://www.wallacesc.com/company-careers/careers Katherine Rainey, E.I.
Structural and Civil Consultants 200 East Brady Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103 3/23/2012 I was just checking some old e mails and I ran across this one. So I thought I would check in with you. If you have any top candidates which will be looking for a position, please let me know and let them know about us. Thank you Chris Claunch Class of ‘73
From: Musgrove, Judy [mailto:Judy.Musgrove@austintexas.gov] Sent: Monday, March 26, 2012 8:48 AM To: Lowery, Lee Subject: Intern Job Posting for the Civil Engineering List Serve Intern Position – City of Austin Water Utility Full-time summer Intern position available at the City of Austin Water Utility. This intern will be working predominately with the water plants doing investigative studies. This can include but won’t be limited to: filter media studies, turbine speed studies, data collection and analysis and chemical optimization studies. Some of this work will be labor intensive, particularly the filter media studies, which will involve digging media out of a filter for analysis. If you are interested, please email me with your resume and a short note as to why you are interested in this position. Please include completed coursework in your resume. I would prefer someone who will graduate in 2013 or 2014 with a degree in Civil Engineering. Judy Musgrove, PE Process Engineering Austin Water Utility 512-972-0157 Judy.musgrove@austintexas.gov Later communications: From: Lowery, Lee [mailto:lowery@civil.tamu.edu] To: Musgrove, Judy Subject: Intern Job Posting for the Civil Engineering List Serve Thanks Judy. That should cause some interest. : ) Lee
Subject: Intern Job Posting for the Civil Engineering List Serve Thank you for posting, we usually just have UT students, I wanted an Aggie this summer! Judy My note to applicants: Better not let us down! L^3 Please see https://ceprofs.civil.tamu.edu/llowery/announcements/skg.pdf From: Suzie Clement [mailto:suzie@skge.com] Sent: Friday, March 23, 2012 3:12 PM To: Williams, Maxine Subject: FW: Position with SKG MAXINE – ATTACHED IS THE JOB DESCRIPTION FOR THE ENGINEER WE ARE LOOKING FOR. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE THIS JOB DESCRIPTION WITH ANY OTHER ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS YOU THINK WOULD BE INTERESTED. THANK YOU! SUZIE FLOYD SKG ENGINEERING LLC 706 SOUTH ABE STREET SAN ANGELO, TX 76903 325-655-1288 325-657-8189 (F) suzie@skge.com
Entry Level Civil Engineer, MBC Management, Inc., Navasota, Texas EDUCATION: Bachelor in Civil Engineering. CREDENTIALS: 3.0 GPR preferred EIT preferred Civil, Structural, or Construction background preferred DESCRIPTION: The position involves direct support for professional staff in completing engineering assignments. MBC Management is a Design/Build Firm and the work will cover the entire spectrum of general civil engineering consulting, offering assignments that are both diverse and challenging. Typical projects include inspections, reports, plans, specifications, etc. for civil/structural infrastructure. MBC also provides structural engineering consulting to other firms, manufactures, contractors, and the public. This position provides the perfect opportunity for a young person to grow in the engineering profession. Applicants must be hard working, people-oriented, ready-to-learn and capable of working on multiple assignments without constant supervision. SALARY/BENEFITS: Salary and benefits will be negotiated based on interview, past experience and academic record. CONTACT: Interested individuals should e-mail the following to p.malek@mscc.net: - resume - un-official transcript - references Paul E. Malek, P.E. TAMU Class of 80 MBC Management 1015 Hwy. 6 North Navasota, TX 77868 ph. 936-825-1603 fax 936-825-1624 From: Kent Laza [mailto:klaza@phillipsengineeringbcs.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 5:09 PM To: Lowery, Lee Subject: Job Opening at College Station firm Dr. Lowery, A couple of years ago I sent an e-mail to you asking if there were any current or former students who might be interested in a job that I had. I was impressed by the response I received. I am once again writing with the same question and request that you forward this to people who are seeking work in this area. I have an opening for a full-time engineer or draftsman to help with land development projects in College Station, specifically residential subdivisions. Work will involve the design of all infrastructure associated with these projects including streets, drainage, water and wastewater systems. I am looking for someone who has recently graduated or will do so in the very near future. It is imperative that applicants have experience with a current version of AutoCAD (2010 or newer) so I am open to hiring non-engineers as well. There is little or no travel involved as virtually all of our work is in College Station. Salary will depend on the qualifications of the selected candidate. Thank you for your help. Please feel free to contact me if you need additional information. Kent M. Laza, P.E., Manager Phillips Engineering PROVIDING CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES TO COLLEGE STATION, BRYAN AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES 4490 Castlegate Drive College Station, Texas 77845 (979) 690-3141 office (979) 690-1041 fax klaza@phillipsengineeringbcs.com From: Rooney, Sean [mailto:sean.rooney@pbk.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 11:01 AM Subject: Employment Opportunity in Houston Please see https://ceprofs.civil.tamu.edu/llowery/announcements/pbk.pdf Dr. Lowery, Attached to this email is a job posting for an entry level civil engineer in our Houston office. I would appreciate it if you would send this out on the list server to current and former students who would be interested. The position is available immediately. Please let me know if you need additional information. Thank you, Sean P. Rooney, P.E. Vice President, Civil Group www.PBK.com From: Scott Brooks [mailto:scott@yalgoengineering.com] Subject: Job Posting Dr. Lowery: Once again, we are looking to add an entry-level civil engineer to our small but growing engineering company. We've had very good luck in the past with candidates from your list server. Would you mind sending the attached announcement out, please? Thanks again for your help! Thanks, Scott A. Brooks, P.E., CFM Yalgo, LLC and W & B Development, Ltd. (254) 953-5353, x-232 scott@yalgoengineering.com
an immediate need for a recent or upcoming graduate of the civil engineering program at Texas A&M.
from Waco to Austin and currently have over 5000 residential lots in our inventory. The W & B Development family is functionally separated into three companies: • Yalgo – Yalgo is our engineering company and is responsible for the design and survey work. On occasion, we use outside consulting firms to perform specialized design work such as water towers or Letters of Map Revision for FEMA. • W & B Construction – W & B Construction is our construction company and has crews and equipment in the field building site infrastructure such as roads, water distribution, sanitary sewer networks, and drainage systems. Our crews do all construction except asphalt paving and concrete curbing and structures. We use the best available GPS and machine control technology to reduce construction time, and very soon we will be able to construct a subdivision with virtually no field staking. • W & B Development – W & B Development is our development company which manages and finances the entire development process.
involved in the project from before the property is purchased until final inspection and project closeout. Here are some of the tasks for which an engineer may be responsible in a typical residential project as he or she develops the required experience:
the economic feasibility of the project • Perform environmental site assessments as due diligence prior to property purchase • Submit projects to planning and zoning committees and work with municipalities and neighborhood groups to get them approved • Perform numerous site layouts and cost estimates to determine the most efficient design to use for the project • Draw and submit project plats to municipalities and attend related meetings with municipal officials • Develop site construction plans
drainage infrastructure o Design and analyze water and sanitary sewer networks o Design various concrete structures o Develop a site grading plan
and survey crews • Supervise our crews during the construction process to ensure design parameters are met • Update the design and the DTMs, ensuring that design parameters are met, as issues arise in the field • Produce as-built drawings and obtain final approval from regulating authorities when construction is complete Why Join Our Team? As you may have noticed, these jobs are not typical jobs where you are stuck in a cubicle doing the same thing over and over again. We need people with more than just engineering ability. The ideal candidate must have good interpersonal skills, be a leader, be a self-starter, be capable of “thinking outside the box”, understand the financial impact of his or her decisions, handle deadlines and stress, understand construction processes and methodologies, and MORE!
building relationships with all types of people from laborers to mayors and by learning from a proven and successful team that has built a business that has grown from nothing to a 5000-lot inventory in 25 years without incurring debt. In the process, you will be rewarded with an income that is based on your contribution to our company. The right person for these jobs will be well-rewarded with competitive compensation and benefits. Worried about the current housing market? Afraid that a career in land development might not be the right move at this time? These are valid concerns, but our company is poised to become stronger in this down market because we hold a competitive advantage that our competitors lack. We also are fortunate to be located in an area of the country that has weathered the downturn in the housing market much better than other areas have. Our Competitive Advantage Our company’s main competitive advantage is that we offer something to our customers that other companies cannot offer. Using this advantage, we have developed excellent relationships with several national home builders. The advantage is pretty simple, really – it is efficiency. Our unique company structure and methodology allows us to produce residential lots for less than other companies, including the home builders themselves, can. We top that off by financing the lots in-house, saving the customer the time and paperwork.
Well, even in a down market, lots are still being developed and homes are still being built, just not in the numbers they were before the market fell. The trick is to be the developer still selling lots, while maintaining a comfortable profit margin. We are able to do that because we are more efficient than other companies. We are efficient because: • We look at the financial return on the total project. For instance, when engineering and construction are done by sub-contractors, each of those contractors needs to make a certain amount of profit. We, on the other hand, can spend a little extra time on engineering to save a lot of money on construction. Our engineers have a vested interest in the profitability of the construction phase of a project. For instance, we may take the time to evaluate three different storm drain layouts because it may save $10,000 in drainage structure cost for an engineering investment of $2,000. We call it “value engineering”!
all work we perform generates income. We don’t spend time bidding on projects only to lose the contracts to competitors, having wasted all that time generating a proposal. If we are working on a project, it is because the project is already a real project for us!
construction crews have to redo something, or vice versa, we don’t shut the project down until we figure out whose fault it was and who is going to pay for the fixes. We just fix the problem in the most economical way, and learn from our mistakes.
without losing revenue, and the engineers can quickly make the changes without a stack of engineering change orders to fill out and process.
equip them with the best tools available because we know that these tools increase productivity. We have gladly spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on engineering/surveying software and machine control systems because it allows us to eliminate waste in the process of going from concept to finished product. Using those tools allows one engineer to do what might otherwise take three, and when the design is complete, we create a DTM that is loaded directly to the machine control system, ensuring that the construction crews build exactly what the engineer intended, very efficiently.
competitive advantage! Every employee in all three companies works to save costs at every opportunity and is continually trying to increase efficiency. • Our corporate structure creates an environment that lacks bureaucracy because bureaucracy kills efficiency. • We don’t borrow money. By self-funding our projects, we forego the direct costs associated with borrowing, like points and interest. We also save on indirect costs, like property appraisals, market analyses, financial accounting procedures, and the time and energy that is spent acquiring loans.
Development’s efficiency produces lots at the lowest possible cost, and we have the financial strength to finance our lots to our customers, giving us a strong position in the real estate market. Our financial strength also allows us to grow, but in order to do so, we need high-quality team members. If we can find team members that understand and can execute our corporate methods, we WILL grow. Are YOU one of those people?
Yalgo, LLC 3000 Illinois Ave Ste 100 Killeen, TX 76543 (254) 953-5353, ext. 232 scott@yalgoengineering.com From: Lisa Schuchert Sent: Friday, April 13, 2012 8:24 AM To: Lowery, Lee Subject: LBG-Guyton Associates Job Opening Dr. Lowery, Our firm has an opening for a groundwater hydrologist/engineer and asks that you post the opening for students in the Civil Engineering Department. We appreciate your assistance. Lisa Schuchert Administrative Assistant LBG-Guyton Associates 713-468-8600 lbgguytonassociates@gmail.com
LBG-Guyton Associates is a long established groundwater hydrology consulting firm with offices in Houston and Austin. The success of our firm relies on the quality of our staff. We are committed to advancing the careers of our employees, our most important asset. No matter what stage of your career you are in, LBG-Guyton offers you an opportunity for training and mentorship for professional development. We support career advancement through advanced education, membership in professional associations and other activities. Our reputation as a leader in the groundwater field is based on our continued commitment to accuracy, thoroughness, innovation and exemplary project management. We are continually growing, looking for individuals with technical and leadership skills to help lead us into the future. To continue our "Tradition of Excellence" in the groundwater field, we are continually searching for professionals who want to share our goals. LBG-Guyton professionals work in the following disciplines:
Types of projects undertaken by our firm include: initial collection and analysis of available water resources data; water resources planning and management; the design of wells and well fields; the planning and supervision of test drilling; preparation of specifications for test holes, water wells and pumps and inspection of associated drilling and construction opera tions; the evaluation of well and well field operations; the design and supervision of well and pump rehabilitation projects; artificial recharge studies using wells or spreading basins to recharge aquifers; and well field vulnerability studies. Groundwater flow models are constructed to estimate the effects of pumping in cluding interference drawdown that occurs in well fields. Another area of expertise involves studies of soil and groundwater contamination associated with oil and gas field operations. We understand that your pay is only one part of your total benefits equation. We offer an excellent benefits package that includes:
LBG-Guyton is committed to creating a working environment which includes a diverse staff. A diverse staff allows for a strong firm and our diverse clientele are well serviced with individuals who accurately reflect the communities in which we work. LBG-Guyton Associates is an Equal Opportunity Employer. LBG-Guyton’s Houston office, located on the west side of Houston along I-10, has an opening for a groundwater hydrologist/engineer, BS or MS degree. Candidate must have good technical, computer, written and communication skills. Position requires some travel. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, performing groundwater supply assessment studies, developing computer databases, participating in test drilling and water well construction projects, report writing, monitoring project budgets, client relations and business development. Please send resumes to lbgguytonassociates@gmail.com
Burgess & Niple, Inc. Burgess & Niple (B&N) is a multi-disciplined architecture and engineering firm headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Our core services include Transportation, Utility Infrastructure, Environmental Sciences and Land Development. Within each of these areas, we offer planning, design, construction management, and technical support services. We serve a wide range of public- and private-sector clients from 20 offices nationwide: AZ, FL, IN, KY, MD, OH, TX, VA, WV. Driven by teamwork and technology, our success has spurred steady growth for 100 years. Become a part of the success and join our team! Entry Level Civil Engineer We currently have a new opening in our Midland, Texas office for an Entry Level Civil Engineer. The successful candidate should have an interest in wastewater, drinking water, water resources and general municipal engineering projects. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering Knowledge of wastewater, drinking water, water resources, and municipal disciplines Experience using AutoCAD and Microsoft Office software Driver’s License and good driving record How to Apply: Qualified candidates should apply on-line for position #2150 through B&N’s website at www.burgessniple.com; or, submit resume by email to HR@burnip.com and reference position #2150. Dr. Lowery, I’m pretty sure that the Mining Engineering program there at A&M died a long long time ago, but the job lead below might be worth checking out to see if you can find any students (either current or former) who are interested in living and working in Australia in the mining industry. Thanks & Regards, John Faseler RED/GREEN = Get the Job Done w/ Accuracy PS: Do you know if any of the CE students who were interested in Chevron were able to get hired on? I corresponded with several and forwarded their information further up the chain of command, but got snowed under with a problem well (just finished last week) and never heard back from them. (Either that, or their answer is buried somewhere in the remaining 2559 unread messages still in my inbox.) Other sectors of the economy may still be a bit slow, but the oilfield is not only frantically busy, but terminally shorthanded. We’re also facing an issue dubbed “the big crew change”. The average age of the professional workforce is around 50 (I’m 44, so I’m in the thinnest slice of the age distribution pie). The problem is that the average retirement age (a couple of years ago anyway) is 57.5. So we need to hire a large number of new engineers and earth scientists and train them up as quickly as possible. Potential job offer follows: From: Michelle Baston [mailto:michelle@limejobs.com.au] Sent: Monday, April 16, 2012 1:34 PM Subject: Lime Recruitment- Brisbane Australia Good Afternoon, I am contacting you from Lime Recruitment in Brisbane, Australia. I work closely with Cassandra Manthey, the Mining Director here who recruits for the major coal miners in Queensland, Australia for roles such as Technical Services Managers, Mine Managers, Mine Engineers, Production Geologists, Short/Medium/ Long term Mine Planning Engineers, Drill and Blast Engineers, etc
I have come across your details on data.com and wanted to contact you directly as we are currently recruiting several engineering roles with top tier coal mining companies in Queensland Australia and I wanted to see if you would be interested in sending me your CV to see if your experience matches what we require in the roles on offer? Ideally candidates will have previous experience working in the coal mining industry. To give you an idea the senior level roles we are currently working on include a Technical Services Manager, Mine Manager, Principal Mining Engineer, and Senior Mine Engineer for the projects team of a top tier coal miner, based in the Brisbane head office. The company in question has consistently been a high performing miner both internationally and in the Australian mining environment demonstrating a 60% productivity improvement across their impressive portfolio of underground and open cut mines. Mining high margin coal assets, the company has a large project pipeline of coal resources at advanced stages. These roles will be responsible for working on one of their milestone projects and developing the technical strategies across this and future projects and studies. Australia’s mining industry is currently booming and these conditions are providing excellent opportunities for experienced international mining professionals. Our clients are prepared to offer full visa sponsorship particularly to candidates with previous coal mining experience.
Some of the opportunities and conditions on offer in Australia include: • A flourishing export industry offering exceptional salaries with high earning potential (in fact the salaries on offer here are amongst the best in the world) • Excellent investment in operations and equipment • Family friendly rosters and 5 weeks annual leave • Subsidised housing and relocation assistance for employees and families • Good schools in family-friendly mining communities and major cities • Excellent social activities and beautiful location (most of the coal mines in Qld are within a couple of hours drive of the Great Barrier Reef and tropical beaches) Cassandra has successfully placed and assisted to relocate a number of mining professionals from South Africa, Canada, and the USA for roles in Australia over recent months. Australia’s mining industry is currently booming and these conditions are providing excellent opportunities for experienced international mining professionals. Our clients are prepared to offer full visa sponsorship and relocation particularly to candidates with previous coal mining experience. To give you an idea of the recruitment process involved, the first step would be for you to send me through a copy of your CV, and then I will organise a convenient time for Cassandra Manthey to give you a phone call. During this phone call she will conduct a telephone interview to establish your experience and career motivations. From there, with your agreement, she would represent you to our clients. They usually conduct interviews over the phone, or via Skype. If you are successful and they wish to proceed, you would do coal board medical and psychometric tests. Then they would invite you to do a face-to-face interview on site and would fund your expenses to have you travel to Australia from overseas. At that point they would make an offer of employment.
If you think you might like to investigate these and/or similar opportunities in Australia a bit more, please send me through a copy of your CV and we can progress from there. Alternatively, if Australia is not a realistic option for you, I would really appreciate it if you could pass on my details to anyone you know that might be interested for them to contact me or refer their name to me.
I look forward to hearing from you soon. MICHELLE BASTON Mining Team Coordinator LIME RECRUITMENT P (617) 3844 8303 M 0421 212 581 E michelle@limejobs.com.au The City of College Station is accepting applications for an engineering position in the Planning and Development Services Department. Attached is the posted job description. You can find additional employment information and apply online at http://www.cstx.gov/index.aspx?page=98. The City of College Station’s Planning & Development Department is accepting applications for the position of:
The City of College Station is recruiting for an Assistant City Engineer / Graduate Civil Engineer (depending on qualifications). The Assistant City Engineer / Graduate Civil Engineer will perform engineering work related to the review, construction, investigation, development, and design of engineering projects; review plans and specifications submitted by developers to assure that they are in compliance with the City development codes and ordinances; engage in engineering research, prepare engineering reports, make computations, and make time and material estimates; confer with and advise inspectors of construction projects and conduct inspections of projects during construction; participate in reaching decisions as to necessary field changes; perform investigative and public relations work related to engineering activities; present reports to the Planning & Zoning Commission and City Council including preliminary plats, final plats, and other development related submittals; work on special projects and reports. The ideal candidate for this position must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in civil engineering, four (4) years of civil engineering experience*, and Professional Engineer License issued by the Texas State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers*. Experience in municipal government, knowledge of industry standard computer programs (HEC 1, HEC 2, Kentucky Pipe Network Analysis, Auto CAD, etc.), management or supervisory experience and public speaking experience is preferred. *Individuals that do not possess a Texas PE License and do not meet the experience requirement will be considered for hire as a Graduate Civil Engineer. Candidates for Graduate Civil Engineer must possess an Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate.
Graduate Civil Engineer $44,819 - $ 54,878/yr DOQ. Benefits Include: Medical • Dental • Vision • Prescription Drug Coverage • Holidays • Vacation • Sick Leave • TMRS-Retirement (2:1 matching) • Deferred Compensation • Term Life AD&D • Dependent Life • Flex Benefits • Tuition Reimbursement • Gym Reimbursement To Apply: Please visit our website at csjobs.cstx.gov. - Applicants must complete an online application for consideration. - Position is Open Until Filled.
Thanks.
Alan Gibbs, P.E., CFM City Engineer Planning and Development Services City of College Station P.O. Box 9960 College Station, TX 77842
Office: (979) 764-3570 Fax: (979) 764-3496 Email: agibbs@cstx.gov
City of College Station Home of Texas A&M University® I have an opening for a Project Controls Specialist at our office in Houston and I would like to post it to your Civil Engineering Department Students. Can you help me out with this. I have attached a description of the position. Thanks.
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