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Norwegian

Trad climber

Placerville, California

Topic Author's Original Post - Oct 16, 2007 - 08:48am PT

if you must work like me, you might as well work near good climbing. the company that i work for is aggressively seeking help in our engineering office. the company office is located in shingle springs. hence you could live and work 1 hour away from lovers leap, sugarloaf, phantom spires and many good small crags around the tahoe valley. yosemite is 4 hours away. good rivers abound. the sierras will keep you busy.

so here's the digs:
1. its a construction / engineering company (see our web page)
2. the candidate needs experience in engineering principles (statics, load analysis) and project management (cost reporting, scheduling, etc)
3. you would be working in the office 3-4 days a week, and travelling to jobsite the rest of the week (San Francisco, Sacramento, Monterey, etc)

why am i posting here? i told the management that i would check my contacts. i want the job to find a good person.

check our website for more info if your interested: www.mcclone.net
e-mail me if you want more info.

now i'll let synergy assume control....

jstan

climber

Oct 16, 2007 - 10:08am PT

I know a construction guy who lives 25 miles from Shingle Springs. He might be looking. The biggest concrete job he has managed poured 48,000 yards PER DAY. Shall I have him contact you?

Haggis

Trad climber

Scotland

Oct 16, 2007 - 10:13am PT

do you need a geologist?

Rob

Norwegian

Trad climber

Placerville, California

Topic Author's Reply - Oct 16, 2007 - 10:16am PT

jstan,

yes. please send him our way. thanks.

jstan

climber

Oct 16, 2007 - 10:44am PT

Too late. This weekend he leaves to work for McCarthy in Atlanta. He built a house on a lake in Grass Valley which I am sure he does not want to sell and leave behind. When you build precisely the house you want it is your intention to leave it feet first. Ah well.

Prod

Social climber

Charlevoix, MI

Oct 16, 2007 - 11:50am PT

Hi Norwegian,

I am interested. My background is in high end residential, and I have a BSBA is real estate and construction management. Our bigger projects are more like complex small commercial projects. Here are some foundation and framing pics of a boathouse we are currently building.

My position is head of construction. On a daily basis I wouk with engineers, my employees, home owners, subs, municipal, state, and federal permitting offices, etc.

What is the time frame for your firms hiring?

Prod.