civil engineer

engineer

installer

project manager

intern

BGE, Inc.

Truly a learning and growing environment. This company is becoming larger but still has a small firm, family feel. Clients seem to appreciate their attention to detail and commitment to see tough deadlines through. They have a well-defined college intern program which creates a strong pipeline of future employees. Even with the Texas market as hot as it is, the leadership continues to stress the importance of work-life balance and does not hesitate to bring on additional staff to balance out the workload.

Training is BORING!! It’s a bunch of word document material that is being read through & it makes taking notes ridiculous especially if you BARELY REMEMBER ANY OF THE PARAGRAPHS YOU READ. They need an online training with interactive activities & knowledge checks. They are so unorganized…missed 2 weeks of work because they couldn’t let me know that they ran out of equipment & they are working on sending it out. SOOO much micro managing it ticked me off!!! Literally every second has to be accounted for!! Ridiculous performance metrics you have to meet but terrible training! 

I was skeptical when I was hired, that a mid-sized (1300) private engineering firm would be a fit for me, having always worked for big corp. machines.  This proved to be a great career choice and one I wish I'd made years ago. Most everyone is wonderful to work with, there benefits are great, 9/80 work week is wonderful and there is none of the large corp. cool-aid being rammed down my throat.   The bonuses are great and I finally get a great merit increases!  Can say enough good things about BGE! 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Good people and managers who listen to staff

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Hard for management to get rid of underperforming staff

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It tries to be family oriented and flexible.   However, it is a business and needs folks to do the work.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Reviewing plans, talking with staff, coordinating with clients

A company that actually cares about their employees as people and doesn't act like task masters. They actually live their "core values" instead of them only being lip service. Management is supportive and foster a good culture. Benefits are overall good not amazing. Compensation seems fair however there are no bonus opportunities and raises are kind of a mystery.

I liked working here, the only reason I left was because I didn't like driving to/from Katy. The people there are mostly very nice. I have nothing bad to say really. Also, they had a 9/80 schedule option which was very nice.

Great company in the beginning to work for but as soon as management changed that’s when things changed.  A lot of working extra with no work life balance that they promised.  Other than that it’s a good company just a lot of work.

BGE offered very good pay and good per diem for this job. Being a tech means that if they don't have work, you don't have work, which is the downside, but that is the nature of being a field tech. I would highly recommend BGE. They treat their techs well.   

Very clear tasks day to day, and a lot of hands-on experience with equipment. Management was communicative on goals and fostered a great working environment. 

productive and fun workplace, love working here and seeing all the happy go lucky faces. managemnt is awesome and fun to be around you will be challenged of course it is [art of the job 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Civil engineer 8 salaries reported	$84,000 per year
Engineer 4 salaries reported	$84,750 per year
Installer 5 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Project manager 3 salaries reported	$97,000 per year
Intern 3 salaries reported	$17.67 per hour

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