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Job Description The Laboratory Manager and Structural Testing Engineer performs dual roles (1) management of activities at the Thomas M. Murray Structural Engineering and Materials Laboratory (https
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Job Description Building Construction in the Myers-Lawson School of Construction at Virginia Tech is seeking applications for a tenure-track Associate or Full Professor of Building Construction with
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modeling approaches. • Investigate interactions between food products and paper-based packaging materials across diverse product categories. • Collect, process, and analyze experimental data, including
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Job Description Reporting to the Capital Construction Director, the Supervisory Capital Project Manager (SPM) will manage a team of Capital Project Managers (PMs) and an Assistant Capital Project
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tractors with attachments, rototillers, chainsaws, weed eaters, small power and hand tools. Performs daily routine maintenance such as checking oil and fluid levels, inspecting belts, sharpening blades
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participation in activities that promote healthy lifestyles, social interactions, and leadership skills. 2) You’ll report to the Housekeeping Supervisor in a Part-Time appointment. 3) You’ll be primarily
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Job Description The Myers-Lawson School of Construction (MLSoC) is seeking applicants for a non-tenure-track faculty position at the Full Professor of Practice rank to begin Fall 2026 in Blacksburg
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. • Working around both high, (12.47kV), and low voltage, (<600V), electrical distribution systems in tunnels as required. • Reading and interpreting construction documents and shop drawings. • Promoting
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conducts more than $500 million in research annually. Testing of Structural Wood for Use in Crates The Department of Sustainable Biomaterials has over a decade of history in the testing and design of pallets
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Job Description The Myers-Lawson School of Construction (MLSoC) is seeking applicants for a Collegiate Assistant Professor with teaching and research expertise in construction safety, health, and