95 Engineer Aerospace jobs in Hurricane,UT

Able to work in the US
Able to pass a background check
Able to pass a pre-employment drug screen
Reading comprehension skills with the ability to interpret and follow written directions, blueprints, and engineering diagrams
Basic math skills to measure parts and product
Physical ability to stand for long periods and lift 30-50 pounds
Able to work in a cold environment

HS WILLIAMS COMPANY

Hurricane, UT

OSHA 30
Minimum of 10 years of verifiable experience overseeing large-scale concrete pours and clear-span steel structures
Proven track record of managing multi-million dollar industrial projects with a zero-incident safety record
Demonstrated proficiency in reading and interpreting complex architectural drawings and construction sequences
Strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate and manage diverse crews under rigorous oversight
Technical proficiency in digital markup tools and field communication platforms like Slack or Microsoft Teams

Generations Home Loans

Saint George, UT 84770

Active NMLS License in good standing
Experience with purchase-focused residential mortgage origination
Demonstrated ability to consistently generate and maintain agent-based referral business
Currently licensed or eligible for licensing in CA, WA, OR, UT, or ID

Bradford Aquatic Group

Hurricane, UT

Proven project management experience specifically within pool construction or the general construction management field.
Strong proficiency in reading, interpreting, and executing technical construction plans and specifications.
Demonstrated knowledge of local building codes, permitting processes, and municipal inspection procedures.
Solid organizational skills necessary for managing field documentation, project costs, and team dynamics.
Absolute willingness to travel up to 20% to various project assignments as required by the business.
Ability to visit active construction sites.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
2–3 weeks on-site per month for years 1–2, increasing to 3 weeks/month in years 2–4; travel primarily in the Western US