Engineering Field Technicians

Overview

Perform field and lab testing of soils, concrete, asphalt, and aggregates for projects.

Key Responsibilities

• material sampling
• field testing
• lab testing
• density testing
• equipment calibration
• report preparation

Tasks

-Collect and prepare construction material samples for laboratory analysis. -Perform field and laboratory testing of soils, concrete, asphalt, and aggregates to ensure materials meet project specifications, CDOT requirements, and industry standards. -Conduct density, compaction, and moisture testing using nuclear gauges and other field testing equipment. -Read and interpret project drawings, specifications, and testing procedures to verify compliance with applicable codes and engineering requirements. -Uphold CMT's commitment to safety, ensuring all work is performed according to OSHA and company safety guidelines. -Communicate testing results and observations clearly to contractors, engineers, and project managers. -Represent CMT professionally on active construction sites and with clients throughout the Denver Metro area. -Maintain and calibrate all assigned testing equipment in accordance with CMT and manufacturer standards. -Accurately record test data and prepare clear, legible field reports for submittal to project managers and engineers.

Requirements

• waqtc
• aci grade i
• osha 10
• cdot lab
• nuclear gauge
• 1–3 years

What You Bring

-High school diploma or equivalent; coursework or degree in civil engineering, construction materials, or related field preferred. -Prior experience working on transportation, infrastructure, or commercial development projects in Colorado. -WAQTC Certifications in Soils, Aggregate, or Asphalt -Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record. -Excellent communication, organization, and attention to detail. -CDOT Lab/Field Tester Certification (preferred) -Hands-on experience with nuclear density testing, concrete sampling, and soil classification. -Self-motivated and adaptable with a professional, client-focused demeanor. -Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions and perform physically demanding tasks (lifting up to 50 lbs). -ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician – Grade I (required or obtainable after hire) -OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Training -Familiarity with CDOT, ASTM, and AASHTO testing procedures. -Strong understanding of construction materials, field procedures, and quality control documentation. -Nuclear Gauge Safety and Operations Certification -1–3 years of experience in construction materials testing or geotechnical fieldwork preferred (entry-level candidates will be trained).

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-Operates regional hubs and accredited labs across AZ, UT, ID, CO, and TX, providing localized support. -Typical projects include highway interchanges, water tanks, airport runways, hospitals, and industrial plants. -Core services include geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, special inspections, land surveying, and civil/environmental engineering. -Accredited labs and certified teams ensure compliance with standards for infrastructure builds. -Unified service from stake-out to final close-out reduces surprises under one accountable partner.

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