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Are you ready to travel for work?

Do you have a background in geotechnical engineering or geology?

Crux Subsurface is seeking a Field Quality Engineer to support a wide range of shallow and deep foundation construction projects, with a strong focus on design-build delivery for electrical transmission and distribution work. In this role, you will collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary team of engineers and construction management professionals while validating the quality of field construction activities.

The Field Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring all work conforms to project quality management plans, engineering drawings and specifications, contract requirements, and applicable state and local regulations. While our office is based in Spokane Valley and Sumner, Washington, this is a primarily remote, travel-focused role supporting projects across the United States.

What You'll Do Competently review and interpret project documents to understand quality inspection and reporting requirements. Competently review and interpret all available geologic and geotechnical data in advance of fieldwork. Plan and collaborate with and receive direction from multiple stakeholders (Operations management, Engineering, and Construction personnel). Perform technical tasks (measurements, calculations, etc.) and manage technical issues, including recommending solutions or alternatives, with limited oversight when necessary. Develop, maintain, and submit pre-construction planning documentation, including construction work plans and schedules, quality management plans, and submittals. Receive, inspect, and track materials. Perform inspections of work quality and materials. Develop, maintain, and submit accurate and complete quality and materials management records. Collect and perform independent review and audit of quality records developed by construction personnel. Sample, characterize, and log geotechnical materials using company procedures and commonly accepted standards. Provide direction to construction personnel regarding minimum foundation installation requirements when necessary. Develop, maintain, and submit daily construction field reports. Sample, prepare, and transport grout and concrete specimens. Install, operate, and troubleshoot geophysical testing and downhole imaging equipment. Review and interpret results and readings for adequacy. Accurately perform and complete administrative tasks as required.

What You'll Bring Undergraduate degree in civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, geoloogic science, construction management. Consideration is given to prior relatable experience. 0-2 years quality inspection or quality management experience, preferably construction related. Proficient with Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word. Able to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and contracts. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Excellent critical thinking and planning skills. Strong work ethic – able to work in a team and willing to do what it takes to get the job done. Able to balance, kneel, crouch, and walk/hike through uneven and steep terrain, occasionally at high altitude. Able to climb ladders and equipment and access working platforms 4 to 6 feet above ground. Able to access remote work sites by travel on helicopter. Valid United States driver’s license. Able to travel domestically (required) and internationally (preferred). What You'll Get Medical, Dental, Vision, Short-Term Disability, Long-Term Disability, Basic Life Insurance Provided with Premium Cost Share between employer and employee. 401k and Roth contribution with company match eligibility. Vacation and Sick Leave accrual in accordance with company plans.