Construction Materials Technician

Construction Materials Testing Technician Tolunay-Wong Engineers, Inc. ( TWE) is seeking applicants for an entry, mid, or senior level Construction Materials Testing Technician in our Freeport , Texas facility. This position will require testing and inspection of various construction materials including soils, concrete and pile monitoring. The preferred candidate will possess ACI, NICET or TXDOT certifications. Experienced and inexperienced candidates are encouraged. We provide all necessary training. RESPONSIBILITIES Produce timely and detailed reports Operate vehicle in a safe manner and follow our corporate safety procedures at all time Follow all company's procedures and protocols Cooperate with technical team and share information across the organization Build positive relationships with clients Arrive at the job site to which you are dispatched, on time each day Communicate with dispatch on a daily basis Communicate with onsite clients each day and relay any information to management REQUIREMENTS Must have dependable transportation, a truck is preferable as we have an incentive program to use it for work Must be able to pass a DISA drug screen Must be able to pass TWIC background check Physically capable of lifting 50 lbs.materials and equipment Capable of maintaining an \"On Call\" type schedule and must be willing to work obscure hours BENEFITS TWE provides its full-time employees with a benefit package that is inclusive of the following: Health Insurance with an option for HSA with matching contributions Vision Insurance Long-Term Disability Life Insurance (Individual $50,000 coverage is 100% paid by TWE) 401(k) Retirement Program with up to 4% employer match (eligible after 180 days). 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