| The Geotechnical Project Engineer (PE) serves on a variety of multi-disciplinary project teams focused on geotechnical engineering, and plays a key role in delivering the “above and beyond" experience for our clients and by building relationships of long term trust. As a Ransom consultant you will work on all aspects of projects with multi-disciplinary teams to enhance your growth and professional development. Ransom’s success has come from our commitment to service, technical competency, and top-notch professional team, and we are looking for an experienced PE to join our team in New Hampshire. The PE has key responsibilities in fieldwork, document preparation, business and financial management. Field Work - Conduct geotechnical investigations in support of development and due diligence projects
- Oversee subsurface investigations, generally consisting of drilling programs, test pitting, monitoring well installations, and geophysical assessments
- Perform geotechnical monitoring including settlement, inclinometer, and pore water pressure measurements
- Collect soil, groundwater, and sediment samples for geotechnical and/or environmental analyses.
- Provide construction oversight services for compliance with design documents and recommendations
Document Preparation - Perform geotechnical engineering evaluations, including settlement and bearing capacity calculations
- Develop draft report(s), letters, work plans, etc. in concert with team members ensuring that peer review procedures are followed. Develop summary tables and site plans/drawings and other supporting documents as appropriate.
- Work closely with project management staff to ensure use of appropriate templates, boiler plates to meet quality and client presentation standards/
- Prepare project documents including boring logs, test pit logs, daily field logs, site sketches, etc. consistent with SOPs.
Client Relationships - Develop strong client relationships by executing work professionally and on time, ensuring timely communication, listening to client needs.
- Develop a strong understanding of their business to identify potential new business opportunities or regulatory/technical impacts.
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