The Assistant Superintendent reports directly to the Superintendent. This position’s primary function would be to provide overall construction project support for roadway and site construction projects throughout Illinois. While the position will be primarily based out of KEG Build’s Glen Carbon office, travel to and from job sites will occur daily during construction season. The ideal candidate will have at least two years of experience in a similar role. This position has potential for advancement and room for growth within the firm.

Responsibilities May Include

• Work closely with the superintendent to oversee projects and manage construction sites
• Supervision of workers on-site
• Collection of daily paperwork and transmittal to office staff
• Client coordination and meetings
• Working in the KEG Build shop with various mechanical instruments and tools
• Coordinate amongst Prime contractor and various subcontractors
• Coordinate materials and equipment necessary for daily job duties
• Read, interpret, and conduct calculations for roadway/site construction plans
• Additional administrative functions, such as errands for projects and repairs on equipment
• Maintain a daily log for the job site’s operations
• Conduct daily safety briefings and champion a safe work environment
• Ability and determination to learn and practice a union craft
• Perform all work in a safe manner and with equitable treatment toward all
• May include travel across Illinois or adjacent states in support of projects
• Other tasks as needed to support KEG projects

Requirements

• High School Graduate with additional higher education or technical training in engineering, construction, or a similar field
• Physical requirements for this position includes standing for long periods of time, walking, lifting, bending, and working outside in all weather conditions
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to and from job sites as needed is required

This position would be ideal for a Project Engineer looking to grow their skillset to become a Project Manager. Qualified candidates should be a Professional Engineer with approximately 5-10 years of highway and roadway design experience. Applicants should have a thorough understanding of Department of Transportation design policies and local municipality code requirements; effective management skills for which to plan, direct, and monitor all aspects of projects; and the ability to coordinate with other internal and/or external team members.

The successful candidate will plan, schedule, conduct, and coordinate technical work on portions of major projects or in a total project of moderate scope. S/He will provide assistance to Team Leads in preparing current status information for internal reporting and for keeping clients informed on progress. The candidate should have a BS in Civil Engineering, PE license, the ability to secure PE licensure in other states, and 5+ years of progressively challenging design experience.

Responsibilities May Include

• Prepare project scope, schedule, and fee for review by Team Lead.

• Prepare design plans for projects s/he leads and/or the tasks assigned to him/her.

• Prepare and process construction plans for approval.

• Prepare supporting calculations, construction specifications, and permitting for residential and commercial projects in various jurisdictions.

• Complete design calculations.

• Research code requirements and design procedures manuals.

• Verify design computations and plan detailing for conformance with codes, manuals, and design considerations.

• Operate Microstation V8i, GeoPak, and various other software applications.

• Visit project sites to review conditions as appropriate.

• Coordinate with other engineers, technicians, and administrative assistants during preliminary and final plan preparation for conformance to standards and code requirements.

• Prepare draft correspondence, technical specifications, and reports.

• Attend and participate in various client meetings with various local, transportation, and regulatory agencies, as appropriate.

• Have good oral and written communication skills in order to lead and/or moderate meetings with interested parties and stakeholders.

• Communicate with project team members, client representatives, review agencies, and others as appropriate to project.

• Coordinate final design computations with review agencies.

• Coordinate utility disposition on projects with involved public and private utility companies.

• Prepare draft cost estimates, periodic reports covering construction activities, pay estimates, and data necessary to document acceptability of materials and quantities for final payment.

• Assist business development and operations team with proposals and client development.

• Perform all work in a safe manner and with equitable treatment towards all.

The Construction Inspector reports directly to KEG’s Transportation Team Lead and is a valuable part of our transportation engineering team. This position’s primary function would be to provide overall construction project oversight, as well as general engineering support, for projects throughout the state of Indiana. Outside of the typical construction season and/or during weather events, the candidate would assist in providing utility coordination to KEG design staff. The ideal candidate will have two years of experience in a similar role and be able to perform field work for various projects in all INDOT Districts.

As a member of our team, you will manage and oversee a variety of in-office and field tasks associated with land surveying/civil engineering projects by directing survey plan preparation, conducting Public Land Survey System (PLSS) and topographic surveys, researching survey records, preparing and reviewing survey maps and drawings, performing quality control reviews, assisting with RFP responses and proposal development, and serving as a Project Manager by managing project cost estimates, schedules, and financials.

Responsibilities May Include

• Construction inspection and testing oversight to ensure Quality Assurance adherence according to contract specifications and plans
• Perform on-site testing for required materials
• Constructability reviews
• Direct sampling and testing of construction materials
• Safety checks
• Verify Right of Way (ROW)
• Draft correspondence to utility companies
• Research and identify utility conflicts
• Coordinate amongst project design team in various office locations
• Perform field checks
• Perform all work in a safe manner and with equitable treatment toward all
• Attend construction status meetings
• May include travel across Indiana and Illinois in support of projects
• Other tasks as needed to support KEG projects

Requirements

• High School Graduate with additional higher education or technical training in engineering, construction, or a similar field
• Experience in construction material sampling and testing standards, and FHWA and INDOT test procedures
• Completion of the INDOT Construction and Testing Proficiencies or the ability to complete them within 6 months.
• Completion of the INDOT Certified Technician Program or the ability to complete 3 classes within 6 months and complete the overall program within 12 months
• Physical requirements for this position may include standing for long periods of time, walking, lifting, bending, and working outside in all weather conditions
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to and from job sites as needed is required
• Ensure deliverables and milestones are met and delivered with quality and accuracy
• Participate in QA/QC best practices

This position would ideally be located in our St. Paul, Minnesota office. Qualified candidates will be a Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) with approximately 5+ years of Professional Land Surveying experience.

As a member of our team, you will manage and oversee a variety of in-office and field tasks associated with land surveying/civil engineering projects by directing survey plan preparation, conducting Public Land Survey System (PLSS) and topographic surveys, researching survey records, preparing and reviewing survey maps and drawings, performing quality control reviews, assisting with RFP responses and proposal development, and serving as a Project Manager by managing project cost estimates, schedules, and financials.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Land Surveying from an accredited college/university.

• Minimum of five (5) years of previous boundary and topographic surveying experience.

• Professional registration in the State of Minnesota with the ability to obtain registration in additional states.

• Strong knowledge of Public Land Survey System (PLSS) terminology and procedures, modern survey methods and survey devices, such as total stations, Global Positioning System (GPS), and data collectors.

• Strong knowledge of legal aspects of boundary surveying, including laws, statues, and ordinances.

• Perform field work for land surveying scopes of work including construction staking, boundary location, ALTA and topography for various project types.

• Exercise sound judgment in assessing common surveying and research-related situations, and use of effective approaches for choosing a course of action for developing appropriate solutions.

• Ability to accurately prepare fee estimates for services.

• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, and Outlook.

• Strong interpersonal skills and effective verbal and written communication skills; Ability to lead and/or participate in discussions during client consultations and project team meetings.

• Ability to works in all weather conditions, and stand or walk for long periods.

• Ability to carry up to 60 pounds of surveying equipment over rough and steep terrain.

• Ability to travel as needed to conduct surveys, attend team meetings, and consult with clients; Occasional overnight travel may be required.

• Must possess a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.

• Assist business development and operations team with proposals and client development.

• Perform all work in a safe manner and with equitable treatment towards all.

Preferred Qualities

• Previous experience or training with AutoCAD Civil 3D, Microstation, or ArcGIS.

• Previous experience with Trimble GPS and Trimble Robotics.

• Professional registration in the State of Wisconsin and/or North Dakota.

Civil Engineer I or Engineering Technician will join our Transportation Team and report directly to the Vice President of Transportation. Qualified candidates will have a solid technical background, a strong sense of project ownership/responsibility, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic team environment.

This position may include performing and/or leading field investigations; engineering analysis, calculations, and recommendations; design and development of plans and specifications; report writing; researching and resolving design and construction problems; and assigning, reviewing, and evaluating laboratory or field data for inclusion in reports.

We currently have opportunities in all KEG offices for Staff Civil Engineers (Civil Engineer I positions). Qualified candidates will be majoring in Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Construction Management with emphasis on Transportation, Water Resources/Hydraulics, Land Surveying, or Site Development.

Requirements

• Must be a graduate or future graduate of an ABET Accredited Civil Engineering (or Engineering with Civil Emphasis) program

• Minimum 3.0 GPA

• Previous office experience or field application of engineering concepts (farming, excavation, construction, etc.) preferred

• Experience using Microstation or AutoCAD Civil 3D

• An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our culture is a must (be a nice person)

• Must possess a valid driver’s license

Responsibilities May Include

• Work in collaboration with KEG Project Managers, senior-level team members, and engineering interns

• Assist in the preparation of designs, construction plans, specifications, and cost estimates for various projects

• Assist with cost estimating and performing quantity take offs

• Draft technical memoranda, reports, and electronic deliverables

• Assist with studies and alternative analysis

• Perform CAD and Civil3D drafting

• Assessing and implementing regulatory and permitting requirements for a variety of jurisdictions

• Perform field activities, including site investigations and land surveying, data collection, analysis, and documentation

• Participate in client meetings, proposal research, and writing assignments

This position will provide oversight and technical expertise to KEG’s active projects. KEG’s Construction Technicians work on a diverse range of high-profile transportation projects throughout the Midwest. Qualified candidates will have some experience documenting and managing a variety of quality control inspection activities designed to ensure highways, bridges, and transportation projects conform to specific plans and specifications. Experience with DOTs and state and federal agencies is preferred. Some travel may be necessary.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Associate degree preferred

• 2+ years of experience providing construction inspection and documentation

• Must possess a valid driver’s license

• Perform all work in a safe manner and with equitable treatment towards all

• Ability to carry up to 25 pounds and climb ladders

• IDOT Documentation of Contract Quantities Certification

• A combination of the following certifications: Aggregate Level 1 and 2; PCC Level 1 and 2; HMA Level 1; Nuclear Gauge; Erosion and Sediment Control Basics; STTP-S33 Soils Field Testing and Inspection; IDOT CMMS Training

Responsibilities May Include

• Analyze or resolve operational problems

• Assign or prepare work schedules, duties, tasks, or responsibilities

• Assist workers engaged in construction projects

• Confer with personnel to resolve problems

• Direct construction projects

• Follow, interpret, or read blueprints or schematics

• Inspect construction site

• Interpret detailed CAD drawings

• Prepare progress reports

• Recommend and enforce safety regulations or procedures

• Record Data

KEG’s internship program provides engineering students with an opportunity to explore the industry through collaboration with senior professionals, real-world technical training, and hands-on project experience. Our interns will work within our specialized teams on a diverse range of projects throughout the region. This is a paid internship program designed for both full and part-time weekly schedules, with flexible hours to allow for class times and extracurricular activities. We offer one-on-one training and development for our interns, with full-time, permanent staff positions available upon the program’s completion for the right candidates.

We currently have opportunities in all KEG offices for this Transportation Engineering Internship. Qualified candidates will be majoring in Engineering or Civil Engineering with emphasis on Transportation. This internship will primarily focus on performing traffic analyses, field visits, and providing technical assistance to our team of transportation engineers.

Requirements

• Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate ABET Accredited Civil Engineering (or Engineering with Civil Emphasis) program, preferred 2 years completed toward degree

• Minimum 3.0 GPA

• Previous office experience or field application of engineering concepts (farming, excavation, construction, etc.) preferred

• Familiarity with Microstation or AutoCAD Civil 3D

• An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our culture is a must (be a nice person)

• Must possess a valid driver’s license

• Focus on transportation and/or traffic engineering

Internship Role Opportunities

• One-on-one training with Project Managers and engineers to develop and review site drawings, cost estimates, permitting, CAD, and various engineering reports

• Field visits to learn how to capture relevant information in the field and perform data collection and quality inspections

• Instruction and fieldwork provided for DOT requirements for various engineered systems

• Exposure to a variety of engineering support assignments requiring a fundamental knowledge of design/drafting standards, practices, and techniques

• Training and instruction under the direct supervision of senior engineering professionals

KEG’s internship program provides engineering students with an opportunity to explore the industry through collaboration with senior professionals, real-world technical training, and hands-on project experience. Our interns will work within our specialized teams on a diverse range of projects throughout the region. This is a paid internship program designed for both full and part-time weekly schedules, with flexible hours to allow for class times and extracurricular activities. We offer one-on-one training and development for our interns, with full-time, permanent staff positions available upon the program’s completion for the right candidates.

The Structural Engineering Intern will preferably be located in either KEG’s Belleville, Illinois or St. Paul, Minnesota office. Qualified candidates will be majoring in Engineering or Civil Engineering with emphasis on Structural Engineering.

Requirements

• Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate ABET Accredited Civil Engineering (or Engineering with Civil Emphasis) program, preferred 2 years completed toward degree

• Minimum 3.0 GPA

• Previous office experience or field application of engineering concepts (farming, excavation, construction, etc.) preferred

• Familiarity with Microstation or AutoCAD Civil 3D

• An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our culture is a must (be a nice person)

• Must possess a valid driver’s license

• Focus on structural engineering

Internship Role Opportunities

• One-on-one training with Project Managers and engineers to develop and review site drawings, cost estimates, permitting, CAD, and various engineering reports

• Field visits to learn how to capture relevant information in the field and perform data collection and quality inspections

• Instruction and fieldwork provided for DOT requirements for various engineered systems

• Exposure to a variety of engineering support assignments requiring a fundamental knowledge of design/drafting standards, practices, and techniques

• Training and instruction under the direct supervision of senior engineering professionals

KEG’s internship program provides engineering students with an opportunity to explore the industry through collaboration with senior professionals, real-world technical training, and hands-on project experience. Our interns will work within our specialized teams on a diverse range of projects throughout the region. This is a paid internship program designed for both full and part-time weekly schedules, with flexible hours to allow for class times and extracurricular activities. We offer one-on-one training and development for our interns, with full-time, permanent staff positions available upon the program’s completion for the right candidates.

The Geotechnical Engineering Intern will be located in either KEG’s Belleville, Peoria, Champaign, or Geneva, Illinois office. Qualified candidates will be majoring in Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or Civil Engineering with emphasis on Geotechnical studies.

Requirements

• Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate ABET Accredited Civil Engineering (or Engineering with Civil Emphasis) program, preferred 2 years completed toward degree

• Minimum 3.0 GPA

• Previous office experience or field application of engineering concepts (farming, excavation, construction, etc.) preferred

• Familiarity with Microstation or AutoCAD Civil 3D

• An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our culture is a must (be a nice person)

• Must possess a valid driver’s license

• Focus on geotechnical engineering

Internship Role Opportunities

• One-on-one training with Project Managers and engineers to develop and review site drawings, cost estimates, permitting, CAD, and various engineering reports

• Field visits to learn how to capture relevant information in the field and perform data collection and quality inspections

• Instruction and fieldwork provided for DOT requirements for various engineered systems

• Exposure to a variety of engineering support assignments requiring a fundamental knowledge of design/drafting standards, practices, and techniques

• Training and instruction under the direct supervision of senior engineering professionals