Engineers - Do you want to work in the USA?

[keeplftxcpt2pass]

Bechtel has a massive project in Washington State, the details of which are here:

http://www.bechtel.com/hanford_waste_treatment.htm...

The project has been running for 10 years and is 60% complete. It is located in the Tri-Cities which boasts a beautiful climate, very reasonably priced housing and reasonable living costs. Bechtel pays big dollars for the right people and the benefits are outstanding. The website offers a lot of information and you can of course contact them for further information. I just got back from the Tri-Cities and was more than impressed.

[stevieb]

Its a shame they do not work in my area of Civil Engineering!

[windman2011]

getting a VISA to work in the USA

[keeplftxcpt2pass]

windman2011 said:

getting a VISA to work in the USA

Not as difficult as you may think if the employer hires you. Bechtel has hired quite a few Brits for this project. It is definitely worth sending them your CV if you have the engineering requirements.

[DJRC]

Is there a job page just for that project, or do you have to go by the general Bechtel job search portal?

[keeplftxcpt2pass]

https://www.urs.apply2jobs.com/ProfExt/index.cfm?f...

I found this from the Bechtel site. I will see what else I can find and post it.

Edited by keeplftxcpt2pass on Tuesday 23 August 22:31

Edited by keeplftxcpt2pass on Tuesday 23 August 22:32

[DPX]

How is it in earthquakes