Kokosing

Operator

• Operate power-driven excavator equipped with a movable shovel to excavate or move dirt, rock, sand, and other materials
• Receive written or oral instructions from the supervisor regarding material to move or excavate
• Operate machine controls to move, lower, push, lift, swing, and dump shovel contents smoothly and safely
• Work with pipe on utility jobs and safely inside trench boxes
• Move or place materials on bridge jobs as needed
• Observe ground markings, hand signals, and grade stakes when removing material at excavation or utility sites
• Inspect, clean, maintain, and lubricate equipment
• Work in a safe and responsible manner
• Work around moving mechanical parts, construction equipment, weather conditions, fumes, airborne particles, vibration, chemicals, electrical hazards, and loud noise
• No supervisory responsibilities

Dredge Offloader Operator

Estimator

• Develop accurate, detailed, and competitive cost estimates for pipeline maintenance, rehabilitation, and integrity management projects
• Coordinate the total estimating effort for assigned bids and projects
• Review proposal specifications, drawings, and pre-bid meeting requirements to determine scope and estimate contents
• Prepare project bid schedules in Oracle Primavera P6
• Review historical productivity data and incorporate it into unit and man-hour figures
• Set up and enter bid items, crews, production rates, materials, and subcontractor pricing in HCSS Heavy Bid
• Consult with clients, vendors, and other stakeholders to formulate estimates and resolve issues
• Collaborate with company teams, owners, and subcontractors to reach consensus on proposed bids
• Identify cost-saving opportunities, constructability issues, and project risks
• Review subcontractor work scopes and applicable construction regulations
• Conduct bid reviews with Operations and final estimate reviews with Upper Management
• Monitor client changes and communicate scope changes during the estimate period
• Prepare handoff materials for Operations
• Organize bids and upload phase codes, costs, and bid items into Viewpoint as the original budget
• Follow awarded contracts, including estimating extra work, change orders, and credits
• Maintain supporting estimate documents and current supplier/subcontractor pricing
• Evaluate construction means and methods and determine project cost effectiveness
• Prepare bids, select vendors/subcontractors, and support winning new work
• Provide guidance and mentorship to junior estimators and support staff
• Lead or participate in internal estimating reviews and risk assessment meetings
• Promote collaboration, accuracy, and integrity throughout the estimating process

Senior Estimator – Pipeline Natural Gas

Procurement

• Prepare and coordinate complete estimate packages for subcontractor and material vendor work scopes
• Review project documents and specifications to determine estimate scope and required content
• Solicit material and subcontract pricing
• Analyze and normalize quotes and enter pricing into estimating software
• Maintain estimating cost model records and historical pricing information
• Coordinate subcontracted work with estimating staff to account for bid scope
• Identify project risks and help develop mitigation plans
• Identify value engineering concepts and competitive opportunities
• Assist in writing and reviewing subcontracts and purchase orders
• Coordinate with project operations to resolve vendor and subcontractor issues
• Formulate and implement plans to meet project diversity participation goals
• Solicit diversity participation and maintain outreach documentation
• Build and maintain relationships with vendors and industry partners
• Participate in owner, contractor, and industry events
• Perform additional assignments as directed by the supervisor

Estimator, Purchasing

Trainer

• Develop, implement, and deliver safety education and training correspondence and materials
• Educate team members on the Company Safety and Health Management System
• Develop, modify, and roll out safety content aligned with company practices
• Conduct new-hire onboarding, including drug testing, Workday information collection, and new-hire/site-specific safety orientation
• Execute safety training tailored to the company and project site using in-person, online, or blended formats
• Develop manuals, guides, presentations, Safety Talks, and handouts
• Collaborate with Safety leadership and operations management to evaluate learning outcomes and improve training
• Maintain attendance records, training materials, evaluations, and participant feedback
• Ensure team members meet safety training and certification requirements
• Generate reports assessing training effectiveness and informing future initiatives
• Facilitate on-site safety training and online learning
• Incorporate risk mitigation strategies into training programs and materials
• Develop specialized content with Safety leadership, operational management, and subject matter experts
• Use multimedia and MS Office Suite to enhance learning communications and materials

Safety and Health Trainer

Project Manager

• Plan, direct, and coordinate construction activities for industrial projects, including data centers and power plants
• Oversee one large project or multiple smaller projects
• Ensure project goals are achieved within prescribed timeframes and funding parameters
• Manage Project Engineers, Superintendents, and Foremen, including overall team direction, coordination, and evaluation
• Liaise with the prime client to facilitate construction activities
• Establish project objectives, policies, procedures, performance standards, work plans, and staffing
• Direct and coordinate project personnel to keep work on schedule and within budget
• Review project proposals, plans, status reports, schedules, funding limitations, staffing requirements, and resources
• Prepare project reports for management, clients, and others
• Provide technical advice and resolve problems with project personnel
• Coordinate activities with governmental agencies and subcontractors
• Analyze and execute CPM-based project schedules
• Monitor and control construction through the on-site Superintendent to ensure safe, timely, and budget-compliant delivery
• Represent the company in owner progress meetings
• Manage contract financial aspects and project profit or loss
• Lead daily field coordination, weekly block schedule, and monthly safety kickoff meetings
• Mentor team members and assist with career development
• Perform supervisory responsibilities including hiring, training, work assignment, performance appraisal, discipline, and problem resolution

Safety Specialist

• Support safety activities for Integrity Kokosing Pipeline Services LLC
• Contribute to safe, quality-focused natural gas pipeline construction and infrastructure services
• Travel across Midwest work locations

Safety Specialist I – Traveling Midwest Safety

General

• Assist Safety Specialists and project teams with implementing company safety policies and procedures
• Participate in project safety meetings, toolbox talks, and pre-task planning discussions
• Conduct jobsite walkthroughs with safety and operations personnel to identify potential hazards and opportunities for improvement
• Assist with documenting safety inspections, observations, audits, and corrective actions
• Support the development and maintenance of project safety plans, site-specific safety documentation, and training records
• Help prepare and distribute safety communications, educational materials, and project updates
• Observe field operations and learn how safety requirements are applied to construction, mining, or plant facility activities
• Assist with incident reporting and investigations while learning root cause analysis and corrective action processes
• Support employee onboarding and orientation activities related to safety requirements and expectations
• Collaborate with project managers, superintendents, foremen, craft professionals, subcontractors, and safety personnel to promote a positive safety culture
• Maintain accurate records and assist with data collection related to safety performance and compliance activities
• Complete special projects and other duties as assigned

Safety Co-op

Operations

• Gain exposure to daily quarry and plant operations
• Learn surface mining and extraction methods
• Observe and assist with drilling and blasting activities
• Participate in production planning and material flow management
• Assist in monitoring production efficiency and operational performance
• Participate in safety meetings, audits, and field inspections
• Develop understanding of MSHA regulations and safety best practices
• Assist with hazard identification and corrective action processes
• Learn environmental compliance and sustainable mining practices
• Assist with aggregate sampling, testing, and quality assurance procedures
• Support quality control initiatives and laboratory testing/reporting
• Support process improvement, data collection, operational analysis, project planning, and capital improvement activities
• Learn plant automation systems and production monitoring technology
• Gain hands-on experience with preventive and corrective maintenance
• Assist in troubleshooting mechanical breakdowns and operational challenges
• Learn crushing, screening, conveying, and mobile equipment systems
• Observe and gain exposure to heavy equipment operation
• Assist operational teams with daily production activities
• Gain exposure to aggregate sales and customer service operations
• Learn production forecasting, inventory management, and market demand
• Work alongside operations managers, supervisors, engineers, maintenance personnel, and production teams

Co-Op Student – Aggregate Operations

Engineer

• Support a team implementing electrical systems for large-scale industrial construction projects
• Support mission-critical projects from pre-construction through final acceptance
• Manage project budget, schedule, and job controls
• Manage vendor relationships, submittals, and procedures
• Manage project engineering and related personnel functions and activities
• Plan procurement, design reviews, project controls, and work assignments
• Ensure project engineering activities comply with company and contract requirements
• Support the overall construction schedule
• Prepare documents to obtain vendor quotes for materials, equipment, and specialty items
• Track material deliveries
• Interface with departments, divisions, and internal staff regarding budgeting, staffing, employee discipline, training and development, scheduling, and related activities
• Review engineering plans and vendor submittals
• Monitor crew assignments to ensure productivity goals are met
• Conduct field walks and spot checks of work performed
• Ensure compliance with county, state, and OSHA policies and regulations

Electrical Project Engineer

• Provide field support services and assist managers, supervisors, and team members with Company and Client Safety and Health policies and procedures
• Support regulatory compliance and continual improvement of company safety performance
• Develop and implement strategies to reduce and eliminate injuries, illnesses, and incidents
• Provide safety and health training and education to company personnel
• Support pre-job safety planning meetings and develop emergency response plans
• Develop work safety and health plans in a fast-paced environment
• Initiate, coordinate, and lead safety meetings and training programs
• Perform and document safety and health audits, evaluations, inspections, and behavioral observations
• Communicate and facilitate corrective and preventative actions
• Assist in injury, illness, and general liability incident investigations
• Develop and issue regular safety and health correspondence
• Provide updates on company and regulatory requirements
• Identify team members needing safety assistance, training, or support
• Coordinate project safety programs with subcontractors, vendors, and third-party personnel
• Serve as a point of contact for federal, state, or municipal safety and risk management authorities, including OSHA, when the Safety Manager is unavailable
• Work night shift

Safety Specialist II – Night Shift

• Train and support the development of heavy equipment operators for safety, productivity, and quality in the field
• Train new operators to develop and improve equipment operation skills
• Keep experienced operators’ equipment operating skills and training up-to-date
• Develop working relationships with operators, mechanics, superintendents, and management
• Provide management recommendations regarding operator placement
• Inspect equipment for proper maintenance and safety procedures
• Ensure operators understand proper equipment processes and report deficiencies or concerns
• Monitor equipment to ensure operation within rated capacities
• Maintain relationships with Local Unions, trade schools, and the skilled craft community to recruit qualified operator candidates
• Communicate needed repairs for timely completion
• Spend approximately 80% of time observing and mentoring operators and 20% working with management, office associates, educators, and vendors

Operator Trainer – Construction

Technician

• Operate and inspect equipment and vehicles to check fluid levels, perform greasing, and provide preventative maintenance services
• Follow all company safety guidelines and procedures
• Perform preventative maintenance services according to maintenance manuals safely and timely
• Obtain required fluid/oil samples and submit them electronically to the Lab
• Record preventative maintenance services on the daily timecard
• Communicate equipment maintenance issues to the supervisor promptly
• Maintain and safely operate the company lube truck
• Arrive on time and ready to work daily

Lube Technician

• Plan, direct, and coordinate construction activities for industrial projects
• Oversee water/wastewater plants, factories/production facilities, and data centers
• Oversee one large project or multiple smaller projects
• Ensure project goals are accomplished within prescribed timeframes and funding parameters
• Manage Project Engineers, Superintendents, and Foremen
• Initiate and maintain liaison with the prime client
• Establish project objectives, policies, procedures, and performance standards
• Confer with project staff to outline work plans, assign duties, and delegate authority
• Establish work plans and staffing for each project phase
• Direct and coordinate project personnel to keep work on schedule and within budget
• Review project proposals, plans, timeframes, funding limitations, procedures, staffing requirements, and resources
• Review status reports and modify schedules/plans as needed
• Prepare project reports for management, clients, and others
• Provide technical advice and resolve problems
• Coordinate activities with governmental agencies and subcontractors
• Analyze and execute CPM-based project schedules
• Monitor and control construction through on-site Superintendents to ensure safety, schedule, and budget compliance
• Represent the company in Owner progress meetings
• Manage contract financial aspects and project profit or loss
• Lead daily field coordination, weekly block schedule, and monthly safety kickoff meetings
• Mentor team members and assist with career development
• Perform additional assignments as directed
• Supervise interviewing/hiring, training, work assignment, performance appraisal, rewards/discipline, complaints, and problem resolution

Project Manager – Industrial

• Plan, direct, and coordinate civil industrial and large-scale utility project activities
• Ensure project goals are accomplished within prescribed time frames and funding parameters
• Analyze and understand plans and specifications
• Follow procedures in the Project Administration Manual
• Inspect construction sites to monitor progress and conformance with engineering plans, specifications, and construction and safety standards
• Produce accurate CPM schedules
• Supervise and coordinate submittals and working drawings
• Prepare or direct preparation and modification of reports, specifications, plans, environmental impact studies, and project designs
• Provide contract interpretation and clarification
• Maintain and update project schedules, including monthly schedules and weekly two-week look-ahead reviews
• Maintain, verify, and report cost and income quantities
• Review, approve, and submit progress billings
• Monitor job costs and production budgets and work with the Superintendent to control them
• Prepare and submit monthly cost, income, and cash flow projections
• Approve subcontractor requisitions and vendor invoices
• Coordinate, price, and assist the Project Manager with change orders and claims
• Resolve issues proactively and manage multiple tasks
• Organize project correspondence and filing systems
• Maintain subcontractor insurance certificate compliance
• Maintain compliance with underground utility notifications and locations
• Promote and participate in two-week and long-range planning with the job team
• Apply and enforce safety policy

Project Engineer

• Provide field support and assist managers, supervisors, and team members with implementing Company and Client Safety and Health policies and procedures
• Develop and implement strategies to reduce and eliminate injuries, illnesses, and incidents
• Provide safety and health training and education to Company personnel
• Support pre-job safety planning meetings and develop emergency response plans
• Develop work safety and health plans in a fast-paced environment
• Initiate, coordinate, and lead safety meetings and training programs
• Perform and document safety and health audits, evaluations, inspections, and behavioral observations
• Communicate and facilitate corrective and preventative actions
• Assist in investigating injury, illness, and general liability incidents
• Develop and issue regular safety and health correspondence
• Provide updates regarding company or regulatory requirement changes
• Identify team members needing assistance, training, or support
• Coordinate project safety programs with subcontractors, vendors, and third-party personnel
• Serve as a point of contact for federal, state, or municipal safety and risk management authorities, including OSHA, when the Company Safety Manager is unavailable