Site Work

Are you an experienced Site Work / Utilities Specialist with strong U.S. construction experience and a passion for sharing your expertise? SMARTSOURCING USA is seeking a qualified Site Work / Utilities Specialist to support the training and development of aspiring site work and utilities estimators and construction professionals. This is a contractor role for someone who can independently deliver training, provide mentorship, and contribute subject matter expertise in site development, underground utilities, earthwork, and estimating practices. If you are a seasoned Site Work / Utilities Specialist who enjoys teaching, mentoring, and working independently, we encourage you to apply and help shape the next generation of construction professionals. Qualifications: 3–5 years of hands-on experience as a Site Work / Utilities Specialist or in a related civil construction trade. Strong experience working on U.S.-based construction projects, with solid knowledge of U.S. standards, terminology, and workflows. Prior experience in training, mentoring, coaching, or a team lead capacity within the site work or utilities industry. Strong understanding of earthwork, excavation, grading, trenching, underground utility installation (storm, sanitary sewer, water, and fire lines), erosion control, paving preparation, estimating principles, quantity takeoffs, and project coordination. Knowledge of U.S. site development standards, civil construction practices, utility installation methods, OSHA safety requirements, and industry best practices. Experience estimating commercial and/or residential site development and utility projects. Familiarity with estimating software, digital takeoff tools, blueprint reading, civil drawings, grading plans, utility profiles, and construction specifications. Excellent English communication skills (both written and verbal). Ability to work independently and manage deliverables in a remote contractor setup. Professional, patient, and effective in guiding learners with varying skill levels.

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