Good morning everyone! The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard (Bremerton, WA) is looking to fill 35 full-time engineers in a variety of fields & levels by the start of Fall quarter.

If you are interested, please apply at USAjobs.gov and/or contact Mark directly. Continue reading →

Job for ARCADIS- Req 3470

Job Title: Civil Engineer
Location: Seattle, WA

Job Description: ARCADIS is seeking an Engineer with 0-2 years’ experience in geoenvironmental engineering to join our Seattle, WA office. The candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering with a preferred emphasis on geotechnical engineering. This full-time position would entail geotechnical, environmental and water resource engineering support of soil and groundwater remediation projects within a variety of market sectors. This position demands attention to detail, a tenacious work ethic, strong technical writing and quantitative skills, creative problem solving and an enthusiastic attitude. Continue reading →

RECRUITMENT ANNOUNCEMENT – CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON
CIVIL ENGINEER I (EIT)
Salary: Beginning salary range: $52,329 – $54,242 Full benefits package Reports to: City Engineer
Closing: Application review begins June 30, 2015. Position is open until filled.
The City: Port Townsend is a Victorian seaport and arts community of about 9,000 on the Olympic Peninsula of Northwest Washington. The City is home to historic theatres, art galleries, and numerous festivals including jazz, chamber music, blues, and fiddle tunes. The Wooden Boat Festival and Port Townsend Film Festival draw large crowds every year. The City also features a spectacular natural setting, a wide variety of recreational opportunities and a National Historic Landmark District. Port Townsend is about two hours from Seattle.

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KONE Inc

Installation Supervisor

What we are looking for: Responsibility for the overall construction business within a given branch or region. Full responsibility for new product sales growth and profitable and efficient operations are cornerstones of this position. Plans, directs, and coordinates activities of designated construction projects to ensure that goals or objectives of project are accomplished within prescribed time frame and funding parameters by performing the following duties personally through peer supervisors.

Duties:

1. Responsible to operate within assigned operating budget. Monthly reporting of expenditures and accountability within the field will be required.

2. Responsible for the daily coordination of NEB projects.

3. Responsible to generate monthly closeout reports projecting profits and losses. Accurate forecasting of results on a monthly basis is critical.

4. Integrate SAP into department and implement and schedule the training as required. Become proficient at SAP as to be able to use it on a day-to-day basis.

5. Accountability for the Capital Utilization charged to Construction in branch, as this cost will soon be directly attributed to the operation of Mods and will have an effect on the bottom line result. Manage WIP and Account Receivables (Collections) for Mods.

6. Become familiar with all associated reports in their present and future form.

7. Perform other duties as assigned.

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The Fund for the Public Interest in Seattle, WA is a national non-profit organization that works to build support for progressive organizations across the country.

This summer, we’re working in Seattle with Environment Washington on a campaign to close loopholes in the Clean Water Act.  Loopholes in the law leave  more than 38,000 miles of Washington’s streams vulnerable to pollution, many of them feeding directly into the Puget Sound, a body of water I know so many of us here in Washington love.

So we’re hiring students from across the state, and specifically at University of Washington, as paid staff to help with our campaign and citizen outreach work this summer and fall in our Seattle office.

As paid campaign staff, students will build grassroots power, learn the building blocks of political organizing, and work closely with our senior staff management team.  The email below describes our organization and positions available, and has a link to a form for students to fill out if they would like to hear more about campaign opportunities.

For more information, please contact Dylan Logan: dlogan@fundstaff.org  (630)-212-0805 Continue reading →