Project Engineer / Assistant Project Manager
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits, and
for prose. Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading. Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it. Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. IMPORTANT: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g. "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD") and never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Output ONLY the HTML fragment — no /, no markdown code fences.
We need to include sections only if they have real content. The posting includes: About the Role (we have content), About the Project (content), Job Duties (list), Required Qualifications (list), Preferred Qualifications (list), Why this Job (list of bullet points? Actually it's a paragraph with bullet-like sentences), Benefits (list), Location (maybe we can include as a short paragraph). Pay and Schedule not given, so we should not create those sections.
We must not repeat the job title as heading. The job title is "Project Engineer". Not to be used as heading.
We need to format headings with
. For each section, we need heading then content.
We need to use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. For prose, use
.
We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract.
About the Role: The text: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. About the RoleWe're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving.This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project."
We need to separate paragraphs maybe. We'll put as
content.
About the Project: "About the ProjectThe project replaces an existing unscreened river diversion with a new screened intake and pumping facility on a major California river. Work includes a pile-supported intake structure with retractable fish screens built inside a temporary cofferdam, a debris deflector in the river, a large-diameter pipeline through the levee to a reinforced concrete pump station with multiple vertical pumps, a gate structure in the levee, an access platform, and a control building with electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems. A second, smaller relift pumping plant is built downstream, along with several miles of concrete-lined canal modifications — new lining, check structures, turnouts, and siphons — to increase conveyance capacity. The existing river diversions are demolished and abandoned once the new facilities are online. Construction is governed by seasonal environmental restrictions on in-river and levee work."
Job Duties: bullet list starting with "• Own the submittal process end to end — assemble packages, maintain the submittal log, track review cycles, and chase approvals so procurement and field work stay ahead of schedule• Prepare, log, and track RFIs; route questions from the field to the design team and get answers back where they're needed• Support change management — assemble PCO backup, track cost and time impacts, and maintain the change order log• Assist with monthly pay estimates, schedule of values updates, and quantity tracking• Coordinate with subcontractors and vendors on shop drawings, delivery dates, insurance and compliance paperwork, and long-lead equipment• Maintain project documentation: daily reports, meeting minutes, as-builts, permits, and compliance records• Support schedule updates, three-week look-aheads, and progress reporting alongside the PM and superintendent• Help administer environmental and regulatory compliance requirements (SWPPP, biological and permit conditions, in-water work windows)• Read plans and specifications well enough to know what's required, what's been submitted, and what's still outstanding"
We need each bullet as
- .
Required Qualifications: bullet list: "• 3–7 years of construction project administration experience — project engineer, assistant project manager, project coordinator, or field engineer• Pump station or water facility construction experience is what we're really after. If you've helped build a pump station, lift station, treatment plant, or similar water facility, tell us about it. Heavy civil, water/wastewater, marine, or underground utility backgrounds are all strong fits• Degree in construction management, civil engineering, business, or a related field — or equivalent hands-on construction experience. We care more about what you've run than what you studied• Working command of construction documents: plans, specifications, shop drawings, and submittal requirements• Strong organizational instincts and real attention to detail — this role lives and dies on document accuracy and follow-through• Hands-on experience with Procore, Microsoft Project, and HCSS HeavyJob — or comparable platforms you can transition from quickly — plus Microsoft Office, especially Excel• Clear, professional written communication — much of this job is correspondence with the owner, engineer, and subcontractors• Willingness and ability to be on-site daily and to spend real time in the field, not just at a desk• Valid driver's license and clean driving record"
Preferred Qualifications: bullet list: "• Experience on public works or agency-funded projects (federal/state funding compliance, certified payroll, prevailing wage, BABA/Buy America requirements)• Direct exposure to pump station work: wetwell and sump construction, setting vertical pumps, pump and motor alignment, discharge piping and valves, or startup and commissioning• Familiarity with structural concrete, sheet pile cofferdams, dewatering, or pile driving• Exposure to electrical, instrumentation, SCADA, or controls submittal packages"
Why this Job: bullet list? The text: "Why this Job• Scale and stability: a $38M project with a 2–3 year runway — no bouncing between short jobs• Mentorship that's real: you'll work shoulder to shoulder with a seasoned Project Manager who is invested in developing the next one• Meaningful work: this project protects fish populations and secures water delivery for California agriculture• Growth path: we promote from within — this role is a direct track toward Project Manager"
We can treat as
- .
Benefits: "Benefits include: competitive salary, health/dental/vision coverage, 401(k) with company match, paid time off and holidays, vehicle or vehicle allowance, and continuing education support."
We can make a
- list.
Location: "Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)". Could be a
.
We must not include application instructions (Please email your cover letter and resume to careers@916pipe.com). That is application instruction, so we must remove it.
We also need to remove duplicated lines etc.
Now produce HTML fragment.
Structure:
About the Role
... (maybe two paragraphs? We'll combine into one paragraph but could split. Use
for prose.)
About the Project
...
Job Duties
- ...
...
Required Qualifications
...
Preferred Qualifications
...
Why this Job
...
Benefits
...
Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)
We must not add extra sections like Pay or Schedule.
Check that we didn't include any filler.
Now ensure we preserve all substantive info. Let's copy text exactly but maybe adjust punctuation.
About the Role paragraph: We'll combine sentences.
Original: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. About the RoleWe're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving.This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project."
We need to remove the duplicated "About the Role" phrase? The heading already says About the Role, so we can start after that. But we need to preserve content. We'll just include the descriptive sentences.
Thus paragraph: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. We're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving. This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project."
Make sure spacing.
About the Project paragraph: similar.
"About the ProjectThe project replaces an existing unscreened river diversion with a new screened intake and pumping facility on a major California river. Work includes a pile-supported intake structure with retractable fish screens built inside a temporary cofferdam, a debris deflector in the river, a large-diameter pipeline through the levee to a reinforced concrete pump station with multiple vertical pumps, a gate structure in the levee, an access platform, and a control building with electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems. A second, smaller relift pumping plant is built downstream, along with several miles of concrete-lined canal modifications — new lining, check structures, turnouts, and siphons — to increase conveyance capacity. The existing river diversions are demolished and abandoned once the new facilities are online. Construction is governed by seasonal environmental restrictions on in-river and levee work."
We'll remove the "About the Project" prefix.
Now Job Duties list: need to split each bullet.
Let's list them:
- Own the submittal process end to end — assemble packages, maintain the submittal log, track review cycles, and chase approvals so procurement and field work stay ahead of schedule
- Prepare, log, and track RFIs; route questions from the field to the design team and get answers back where they're needed
- Support change management — assemble PCO backup, track cost and time impacts, and maintain the change order log
- Assist with monthly pay estimates, schedule of values updates, and quantity tracking
- Coordinate with subcontractors and vendors on shop drawings, delivery dates, insurance and compliance paperwork, and long-lead equipment
- Maintain project documentation: daily reports, meeting minutes, as-builts, permits, and compliance records
- Support schedule updates, three-week look-aheads, and progress reporting alongside the PM and superintendent
- Help administer
for prose. Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading. Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it. Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. IMPORTANT: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g. "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD") and never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. Output ONLY the HTML fragment — no /, no markdown code fences. We need to include sections only if they have real content. The posting includes: About the Role (we have content), About the Project (content), Job Duties (list), Required Qualifications (list), Preferred Qualifications (list), Why this Job (list of bullet points? Actually it's a paragraph with bullet-like sentences), Benefits (list), Location (maybe we can include as a short paragraph). Pay and Schedule not given, so we should not create those sections. We must not repeat the job title as heading. The job title is "Project Engineer". Not to be used as heading. We need to format headings with
. For each section, we need heading then content.
We need to use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. For prose, use
.
We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract.
About the Role: The text: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. About the RoleWe're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving.This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project."
We need to separate paragraphs maybe. We'll put as
content.
About the Project: "About the ProjectThe project replaces an existing unscreened river diversion with a new screened intake and pumping facility on a major California river. Work includes a pile-supported intake structure with retractable fish screens built inside a temporary cofferdam, a debris deflector in the river, a large-diameter pipeline through the levee to a reinforced concrete pump station with multiple vertical pumps, a gate structure in the levee, an access platform, and a control building with electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems. A second, smaller relift pumping plant is built downstream, along with several miles of concrete-lined canal modifications — new lining, check structures, turnouts, and siphons — to increase conveyance capacity. The existing river diversions are demolished and abandoned once the new facilities are online. Construction is governed by seasonal environmental restrictions on in-river and levee work."
Job Duties: bullet list starting with "• Own the submittal process end to end — assemble packages, maintain the submittal log, track review cycles, and chase approvals so procurement and field work stay ahead of schedule• Prepare, log, and track RFIs; route questions from the field to the design team and get answers back where they're needed• Support change management — assemble PCO backup, track cost and time impacts, and maintain the change order log• Assist with monthly pay estimates, schedule of values updates, and quantity tracking• Coordinate with subcontractors and vendors on shop drawings, delivery dates, insurance and compliance paperwork, and long-lead equipment• Maintain project documentation: daily reports, meeting minutes, as-builts, permits, and compliance records• Support schedule updates, three-week look-aheads, and progress reporting alongside the PM and superintendent• Help administer environmental and regulatory compliance requirements (SWPPP, biological and permit conditions, in-water work windows)• Read plans and specifications well enough to know what's required, what's been submitted, and what's still outstanding"
We need each bullet as
- .
Required Qualifications: bullet list: "• 3–7 years of construction project administration experience — project engineer, assistant project manager, project coordinator, or field engineer• Pump station or water facility construction experience is what we're really after. If you've helped build a pump station, lift station, treatment plant, or similar water facility, tell us about it. Heavy civil, water/wastewater, marine, or underground utility backgrounds are all strong fits• Degree in construction management, civil engineering, business, or a related field — or equivalent hands-on construction experience. We care more about what you've run than what you studied• Working command of construction documents: plans, specifications, shop drawings, and submittal requirements• Strong organizational instincts and real attention to detail — this role lives and dies on document accuracy and follow-through• Hands-on experience with Procore, Microsoft Project, and HCSS HeavyJob — or comparable platforms you can transition from quickly — plus Microsoft Office, especially Excel• Clear, professional written communication — much of this job is correspondence with the owner, engineer, and subcontractors• Willingness and ability to be on-site daily and to spend real time in the field, not just at a desk• Valid driver's license and clean driving record"
Preferred Qualifications: bullet list: "• Experience on public works or agency-funded projects (federal/state funding compliance, certified payroll, prevailing wage, BABA/Buy America requirements)• Direct exposure to pump station work: wetwell and sump construction, setting vertical pumps, pump and motor alignment, discharge piping and valves, or startup and commissioning• Familiarity with structural concrete, sheet pile cofferdams, dewatering, or pile driving• Exposure to electrical, instrumentation, SCADA, or controls submittal packages"
Why this Job: bullet list? The text: "Why this Job• Scale and stability: a $38M project with a 2–3 year runway — no bouncing between short jobs• Mentorship that's real: you'll work shoulder to shoulder with a seasoned Project Manager who is invested in developing the next one• Meaningful work: this project protects fish populations and secures water delivery for California agriculture• Growth path: we promote from within — this role is a direct track toward Project Manager"
We can treat as
- .
Benefits: "Benefits include: competitive salary, health/dental/vision coverage, 401(k) with company match, paid time off and holidays, vehicle or vehicle allowance, and continuing education support."
We can make a
- list.
Location: "Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)". Could be a
.
We must not include application instructions (Please email your cover letter and resume to careers@916pipe.com). That is application instruction, so we must remove it.
We also need to remove duplicated lines etc.
Now produce HTML fragment.
Structure:
About the Role
... (maybe two paragraphs? We'll combine into one paragraph but could split. Use
for prose.)
About the Project
...
Job Duties
- ...
...
Required Qualifications
...
Preferred Qualifications
...
Why this Job
...
Benefits
...
Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)
We must not add extra sections like Pay or Schedule.
Check that we didn't include any filler.
Now ensure we preserve all substantive info. Let's copy text exactly but maybe adjust punctuation.
About the Role paragraph: We'll combine sentences.
Original: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. About the RoleWe're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving.This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project."
We need to remove the duplicated "About the Role" phrase? The heading already says About the Role, so we can start after that. But we need to preserve content. We'll just include the descriptive sentences.
Thus paragraph: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. We're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving. This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project."
Make sure spacing.
About the Project paragraph: similar.
"About the ProjectThe project replaces an existing unscreened river diversion with a new screened intake and pumping facility on a major California river. Work includes a pile-supported intake structure with retractable fish screens built inside a temporary cofferdam, a debris deflector in the river, a large-diameter pipeline through the levee to a reinforced concrete pump station with multiple vertical pumps, a gate structure in the levee, an access platform, and a control building with electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems. A second, smaller relift pumping plant is built downstream, along with several miles of concrete-lined canal modifications — new lining, check structures, turnouts, and siphons — to increase conveyance capacity. The existing river diversions are demolished and abandoned once the new facilities are online. Construction is governed by seasonal environmental restrictions on in-river and levee work."
We'll remove the "About the Project" prefix.
Now Job Duties list: need to split each bullet.
Let's list them:
- Own the submittal process end to end — assemble packages, maintain the submittal log, track review cycles, and chase approvals so procurement and field work stay ahead of schedule
- Prepare, log, and track RFIs; route questions from the field to the design team and get answers back where they're needed
- Support change management — assemble PCO backup, track cost and time impacts, and maintain the change order log
- Assist with monthly pay estimates, schedule of values updates, and quantity tracking
- Coordinate with subcontractors and vendors on shop drawings, delivery dates, insurance and compliance paperwork, and long-lead equipment
- Maintain project documentation: daily reports, meeting minutes, as-builts, permits, and compliance records
- Support schedule updates, three-week look-aheads, and progress reporting alongside the PM and superintendent
- Help administer
. We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract. About the Role: The text: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. About the RoleWe're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving.This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project." We need to separate paragraphs maybe. We'll put as
content. About the Project: "About the ProjectThe project replaces an existing unscreened river diversion with a new screened intake and pumping facility on a major California river. Work includes a pile-supported intake structure with retractable fish screens built inside a temporary cofferdam, a debris deflector in the river, a large-diameter pipeline through the levee to a reinforced concrete pump station with multiple vertical pumps, a gate structure in the levee, an access platform, and a control building with electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems. A second, smaller relift pumping plant is built downstream, along with several miles of concrete-lined canal modifications — new lining, check structures, turnouts, and siphons — to increase conveyance capacity. The existing river diversions are demolished and abandoned once the new facilities are online. Construction is governed by seasonal environmental restrictions on in-river and levee work." Job Duties: bullet list starting with "• Own the submittal process end to end — assemble packages, maintain the submittal log, track review cycles, and chase approvals so procurement and field work stay ahead of schedule• Prepare, log, and track RFIs; route questions from the field to the design team and get answers back where they're needed• Support change management — assemble PCO backup, track cost and time impacts, and maintain the change order log• Assist with monthly pay estimates, schedule of values updates, and quantity tracking• Coordinate with subcontractors and vendors on shop drawings, delivery dates, insurance and compliance paperwork, and long-lead equipment• Maintain project documentation: daily reports, meeting minutes, as-builts, permits, and compliance records• Support schedule updates, three-week look-aheads, and progress reporting alongside the PM and superintendent• Help administer environmental and regulatory compliance requirements (SWPPP, biological and permit conditions, in-water work windows)• Read plans and specifications well enough to know what's required, what's been submitted, and what's still outstanding" We need each bullet as
- .
Benefits: "Benefits include: competitive salary, health/dental/vision coverage, 401(k) with company match, paid time off and holidays, vehicle or vehicle allowance, and continuing education support."
We can make a
- list.
Location: "Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)". Could be a
. We must not include application instructions (Please email your cover letter and resume to careers@916pipe.com). That is application instruction, so we must remove it. We also need to remove duplicated lines etc. Now produce HTML fragment. Structure:
About the Role
... (maybe two paragraphs? We'll combine into one paragraph but could split. Use
for prose.)
About the Project
...
Job Duties
- ... ...
Required Qualifications
- ...
Preferred Qualifications
- ...
Why this Job
- ...
Benefits
- ...
Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)
We must not add extra sections like Pay or Schedule. Check that we didn't include any filler. Now ensure we preserve all substantive info. Let's copy text exactly but maybe adjust punctuation. About the Role paragraph: We'll combine sentences. Original: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. About the RoleWe're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving.This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project." We need to remove the duplicated "About the Role" phrase? The heading already says About the Role, so we can start after that. But we need to preserve content. We'll just include the descriptive sentences. Thus paragraph: "T&S Construction Co. is a fast growing family-owned and operated heavy civil construction company based in the Sacramento region; we specialize in utility systems construction. We're hiring a Project Engineer — an assistant project manager role — to join the team on a $38 million fish screen and pump station project with a two- to three-year construction schedule. You'll work directly for our Project Manager as his right hand, running the paperwork engine that keeps a job this size moving. This is a rare opportunity to see a major water infrastructure project through from early construction to commissioning — on one job, with one team, in one place. The person who takes this role will finish it ready to run their own project." Make sure spacing. About the Project paragraph: similar. "About the ProjectThe project replaces an existing unscreened river diversion with a new screened intake and pumping facility on a major California river. Work includes a pile-supported intake structure with retractable fish screens built inside a temporary cofferdam, a debris deflector in the river, a large-diameter pipeline through the levee to a reinforced concrete pump station with multiple vertical pumps, a gate structure in the levee, an access platform, and a control building with electrical, instrumentation, and SCADA systems. A second, smaller relift pumping plant is built downstream, along with several miles of concrete-lined canal modifications — new lining, check structures, turnouts, and siphons — to increase conveyance capacity. The existing river diversions are demolished and abandoned once the new facilities are online. Construction is governed by seasonal environmental restrictions on in-river and levee work." We'll remove the "About the Project" prefix. Now Job Duties list: need to split each bullet. Let's list them: - Own the submittal process end to end — assemble packages, maintain the submittal log, track review cycles, and chase approvals so procurement and field work stay ahead of schedule - Prepare, log, and track RFIs; route questions from the field to the design team and get answers back where they're needed - Support change management — assemble PCO backup, track cost and time impacts, and maintain the change order log - Assist with monthly pay estimates, schedule of values updates, and quantity tracking - Coordinate with subcontractors and vendors on shop drawings, delivery dates, insurance and compliance paperwork, and long-lead equipment - Maintain project documentation: daily reports, meeting minutes, as-builts, permits, and compliance records - Support schedule updates, three-week look-aheads, and progress reporting alongside the PM and superintendent - Help administer
- list.
Location: "Location: Sutter County, California (Sacramento Valley)". Could be a