There is a position open with Terracon, an engineering firm, in Greenville, NC. If anyone has any experience with running dirt density tests or has an engineering degree I'm sure you could get this easlily.

Anyone interested just let me know.

5/20/2006 9:35:07 PM

I have a geology degree. think that would work?

5/20/2006 10:28:01 PM

^is it just because "dirt" was mentioned?

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5/21/2006 7:51:02 PM

I'm sure if you were interested you at least have a degree. They can train you to run the tests...not too hard.

5/22/2006 9:02:53 PM

I like. We ought to have more threads like this.

5/22/2006 9:06:06 PM

Does this job pay worth a damn?

5/27/2006 12:41:53 AM

You'll be working around 50 hrs. a week, overtime being paid time & 1/2...with the overtime pay, it would be above 30 K a year

5/28/2006 12:17:22 PM

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"^is it just because "dirt" was mentioned?"

ummm, well, yeah?

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5/28/2006 12:51:25 PM

^^50hrs a week for around 30k?

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5/28/2006 8:11:16 PM

ew, thats horrible pay

5/28/2006 11:43:49 PM

After taxes you'd bring home less than $11/hour.

5/29/2006 3:02:35 PM

because easy jobs should pay a ton

5/29/2006 3:13:20 PM

No, but generally speaking jobs that require an engineering degree pay slightly more than I was making in high school.

5/29/2006 3:46:32 PM

i have an ag. business degree & worked for the NCDOT for a year, so I had experience, but they are really in need of people I believe...so an engineering degree isn't necessary.

I believe they were in need of a geotech engineer also.

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5/29/2006 5:27:15 PM

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"ew, thats horrible pay"

5/29/2006 5:49:40 PM

Everyone here knows that the only reason to have a job is to make as much money as you possibly can.

5/30/2006 7:06:16 PM