Job Type
Full-time
Description
- Perform engineering duties in planning, designing, and permitting utility projects.
- Create, review, and certify erosion control and grading designs for utility projects.
- Develop permit documentation, coordinate with various agencies, and produce construction drawings and specifications, including hydrologic analyses with runoff flow rates.
- Use knowledge of stormwater runoff modelling methods and stormwater best management practices to design solutions for substations, transmission lines, and solar farms.
- Plan and design hydrologic systems for the project.
- Analyze maps, drawings, aerial photography, and topographic data.
- Estimate cost of materials, equipment, and labor.
- Work with the Project Manager to develop project schedules and deliverable timelines.
- Ensure that work meets all environmental regulations, as well as safety and quality standards, ordinances, and codes.
- Recognize and resolve issues and provide timely and accurate information regarding project schedules, scopes, and budgets.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering.
- Five (5) years or more of experience in any professional position requiring extensive civil/environmental engineering related technical experience.
- Must be a Licensed Professional Engineer. Holding a License in the State of North Carolina is preferred. Holding a license in one or more of the following states is a plus: South Carolina, Virginia, and/or Maryland.
- Must have five (5) years of experience with Office 365 and AutoCAD Civil 3D; three (3) years of experience and HydroCAD/SEDCAD software or equivalent; two (2) years of experience interacting with technical and non-technical persons in a client-consultant setting; and six (6) months of experience certifying civil designs as a Professional Engineer.
- Experience interacting with clients preferred.
- Experience managing project budgets and schedules preferred.
- Experience with permitting and interfacing with permitting agencies preferred.
- Must be able to travel up to 10-15% of the time within NC and/or Southeast US region (VA, SC, NC).