Field Technician: BTE

Full Time Field Technician:  Bob Taylor Engineering, Inc., located in Lexington Park, St Mary's County, Md. is seeking qualified full time Field Technician to perform, soil, concrete , and asphalt testing.  This is a great opportunity for anyone seeking a career in the civil engineering, environmental engineering, or the construction field.  On-site training will be provided to the successful candidate.  The Field Tech will be trained on Metafield software and will use it to create and submit daily reports  A benefits package is available to full time employees following a successful probationary period.

Requirements:

1.  Must be a high school graduate;

2.  Must hold a valid driver's license;

3.  Must possess a clean driving record (NO POINTS);

4.  Construction experience preferred;

5.  Must be able to pass a basic math skills test;

6.  Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.

Fire sprinkler apprentices assist technicians in the installation of fire suppression systems within new and existing structures. Fire sprinkler apprentices learn to install, cut, thread, and groove sprinkler pipes, connectors, and sprinkler heads in accordance with NFPA code and local standards. Additionally, fire sprinkler apprentices learn to read blueprints, complete change orders, and perform safety duties as part of daily course of work.

Training: Fire sprinkler apprentices must enter the apprenticeship training program within 1 year of hire date. The training program consists of weekly classes and on-the-job training. Successful graduates become certified fire sprinkler technicians. Sprinkler apprentice program is a Department of Labor recognized apprenticeship. Successful graduates are awarded the "Technician" classification.

This summer we are offering live, synchronous law-related classes for high school students. As a career counselor or teacher, we hope that this is a program that might be of interest to your students.

Our unique program consists of interactive and dynamic online classes designed to stimulate students’ conceptual learning and problem-solving skills. It also offers an exceptional opportunity for students to learn and interact, using an informal video conferencing platform, setting them up for future success.

We have seen a strong interest in the legal system and a sense of self-confidence from students who take these classes. This summer program is a great way to introduce students to transformative classes that can help shape their future careers.

This summer we will offer the following classes:

• Introduction to Law:

  • Session I - Monday, July 14th to Thursday, July 17th

  • Session II - Monday, August 4th to Thursday, August 7th

• Introduction to AI: Tuesday, June 24th and Wednesday, June 25th

• Introduction to Search and Seizure: Tuesday, July 8th and Wednesday, July 9th

These classes will be led by distinguished instructors from William & Mary Law School. Chancellor Professor Fred Lederer, who serves as the director of CLCT, will teach both sessions of Introduction to Law and Introduction to Search & Seizure. Meanwhile, Daniel Shin, a Cybersecurity Researcher at William & Mary Law School and Assistant Director of Research at CLCT, will instruct the Introduction to AI course.

CLCT is a non-profit research, education, and consulting organization at the William & Mary Law School that works to improve the administration of justice through the use of technology. We are a leader in education and training legal professionals on matters related to courtroom technology.

More information about the courses is available via our webpage, and printable flyers can be shared upon request. For more information, please contact us at clct@wm.edu or 757-221-2494. 

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