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Engineer in Training

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry, Junior & Mid Level
  • Eau Claire

Requirements

  • Required Qualifications:
  • B.S. in Civil Engineering – Structural Emphasis preferred
  • Courses in Concrete and Steel Design (Optional Wood Design)
  • Proficient with building codes and how they apply to structures.
  • Exceptional Guest Service skills
  • Computer software knowledge (Excel, Word, Visual Basic)
  • Able to establish effective working relationships with contractors and store Team Members
  • Preferred Qualifications:
  • P.E. License or F.E. Exam

Responsibilities

  • Specialized work providing structural calculations and code compliance of building plans.
  • Create structural calculations for various materials such as wood, concrete, and steel.
  • Communicate building design concepts with owners, contractors, and building officials.
  • Provide design documents for local and state building officials.
  • Review and approve structural plans prior to regulation/code compliance review.
  • Submit plans to appropriate agencies to receive permits, track accountability, and verify approvals prior to distribution to the guest.
  • Cost estimate material for commercial buildings.
  • May assist team members in resolving structural design problems.
  • Address deficiencies in preliminary design.
  • Troubleshoot onsite expansion projects.
  • Assist in research and development of products used in the building industry.
  • Any additional engineering functions as assigned by the supervisor.

FAQs

What are the primary responsibilities of the Engineer in Training position?

The primary responsibilities include providing structural calculations and ensuring code compliance of building plans, creating calculations for various materials, communicating design concepts with stakeholders, providing design documents for officials, reviewing structural plans, submitting plans for permits, and estimating costs for commercial buildings.

What educational qualifications are required for this position?

A B.S. in Civil Engineering with a preference for Structural Emphasis is required, along with courses in Concrete and Steel Design. Optional courses in Wood Design are also beneficial.

Is proficiency in computer software necessary for this role?

Yes, proficiency in computer software such as Excel, Word, and Visual Basic is required for the Engineer in Training position.

What are the preferred qualifications for candidates applying for this position?

Preferred qualifications include a P.E. License or having passed the F.E. Exam.

What skills are necessary for effective communication in this role?

Exceptional Guest Service skills and the ability to establish effective working relationships with contractors and team members are necessary for effective communication in this role.

Will I be required to assist with troubleshooting on-site projects?

Yes, the role may involve troubleshooting onsite expansion projects as part of the additional responsibilities.

What kind of materials will I be working with in this position?

You will create structural calculations for various materials, including wood, concrete, and steel.

Does the company offer opportunities for research and development in this role?

Yes, the Engineer in Training may assist in the research and development of products used in the building industry.

Will I have to communicate with building officials?

Yes, effective communication with building officials is part of the job responsibilities, particularly when providing design documents and communicating design concepts.

Is there any opportunity for professional growth in this position?

Yes, assisting with various engineering functions and resolving design problems allows for professional growth and development within the field.

So Much More Than Just a Manufacturing Company.

Manufacturing & Electronics
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1969
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Midwest Manufacturing produces many home building products in our many production facilities throughout the Midwest. Products manufactured include treated lumber, Mastercraft Doors, steel panels, Concrete Products, Ultradeck, packaged boards, countertops, wood panels, nails, and trusses. Each product that Midwest Manufacturing produces has its own plant that handles all aspects of the manufacturing for that specific product.