Terracon reviews

Each office tends to have a focus on either construction engineering or environmental science with a certain level of facilities management. This is great if your local office is balanced toward your field, not so great if it isn't. I worked on the environmental side of an engineering-heavy office. Business development left a lot to be desired and the end came from out of the blue. Here today, gone tomorrow. They took the work I was doing and gave it to lower paid newbs, who are expected to put in endless hours to stay on top of caseload.

Low pay, always on call but not compensated, safety culture that looks to assign blame rather than find the cause. I don't know about other locations but the Sacramento office was disorganized and understaffed.