Good starting position for geotechnical/construction work - Geotechnical Engineering Technician Cornerstone Earth Group Employee Review

Friendly, engaging, helpful staff/team members. Gain lots of experience.

Scheduling inconsistencies. Low starting pay rate

-Project Engineers and Upper Staff are easily reachable and more than willing to explain clarifications or assist on their respective projects when you reach out for assistance. The more tenured field technicians are the same too. - Definitely good experience as many companies will value field work over office work.

-Long hours depending on the job(s) assigned to that day. - Inconsistent scheduling. - At least for me, doing some training on my own time was needed such as learning how to read plans, reports, scope out for details, etc. I'm not the only person either. - Regardless of Engineer or Technician, you start out in construction services and can be there for greater than 2 years if you are needed there. Promotion depends on if GI/GE is overwhelmed and needs assistance and/or if Construction Services is busy/slow. - Can be overwhelming depending on complexity and how busy the job site(s) are.