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Qualiﬁcations: Non-Destructive Engineering Technicians All Levels NEWS & NotES is a dynamic rapidly growing North American consulting engineering rm specializing in all areas of transportation and infrastructure including tunnels, airports, highways, bridges, water, wastewater, environmental, pipeline and utility sectors. We offer our clients the complete range of engineering services, from planning through construction management. Our US and Canadian of ces (over 55 locations) are seeking highly motivated individuals to become part of the HMM team of professionals. Our continued expansion into additional geographic markets only increases our need for the following staff: • IRRSP card for industrial radiography and a minimum of a Level I (ASNTTC-1A) guidelines in NDE methods for entry-level candidates • Experienced candidates will have an IRRSP card for radiography, a minimum of Level II (ASNT-TC-1A) guidelines in methods of radiography, magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, ultrasonics and visual • AWS welding certiﬁcation and UBC special inspection certiﬁcation for structural steel and/or ASNT Level III certiﬁcations preferred • Excellent communication skills and familiarity with PC technology Study: Rail Infrastructure Needs $148 Billion new study conducted by transportation consulting firm Cambridge Systematics, Inc., of Cambridge, Mass., estimates that $148 billion is needed to expand the U.S. freight rail infrastructure over the next 30 years. Anything less will make it difficult to keep pace with demand for rail freight transportation, which is expected to double over the next three decades. A Learn more by visiting www.braunintertec.com Braun Intertec is an employee-centered organization and offers competitive salaries, beneﬁts and great potential for career growth and development. EEO/AA, Drug Free Workplace NOW HIRING Project Engineers, Project Managers, Mid/Senior Level Designers, Resident Engineers and recent College Graduates in the following sectors: • Airports • CSO Planning & Design • Environmental • Highways & Bridges • Natural Gas and Product Pipelines • Project Controls • Rail Systems • Tunnels • Wastewater Treatment & Conveyance • Water Supply, Treatment, Transmission & Distribution • BA in Engineering, Construction Management, and professional registration • Architectural background a plus • Ability to investigate and diagnose problems • Litigation experience desirable • Strong knowledge of Building Codes • Excellent communication skills • Prior success in project management • Ability to think and reason three dimensionally about building structures and systems • Ability to perform property condition assessments and write reports and proposals • Client service orientation Learn more by visiting www.braunintertec.com Please submit cover letter and resume to: Visit for further details on employment opportunities and of ce locations in the US and Canada. Braun Intertec is an employee-centered organization and offers competitive salaries, beneﬁts and great potential for career growth and development. EEO/AA, Drug Free Workplace “These investments will help the rail freight industry ease highway congestion, reduce stress on highways and bridges, significantly lower transportation-related energy consumption and emissions and maintain existing capacity for Amtrak and local commuter rail,” said Association of American Railroads head Edward R. Hamberger. “Without this investment, 30 percent of the rail miles in the primary corridors will be operating above capacity by 2035, causing severe congestion that will affect every region of the country and potentially shift freight to an already heavily congested highway system.” Needed are new tracks, bridges, tunnels, terminals and service facilities. 6 ENGINEERING INC. NovEmbER / dECEmbER 2007 johANNEs KroEMEr/GEtty IMAGEs Qualiﬁcations: Building Science Engineer
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