Water/Wastewater Project Engineer

Responsibilities

• May be the primary design engineer of municipal water, and wastewater facilities, including the development of studies, preliminary and final design, and permitting.
• May act as project manager on small to mid-size design and construction projects.
• Work with others and effectively delegate tasks to other team members to complete projects on time and on budget.
• Coach staff; may include supervision of others on project team.
• Review and develop design calculations, drawings, and perform utility research and coordination.
• Administer construction contracts including review of construction submittals, pay applications, and project changes.
• Observe construction progress to verify compliance with design and contract specifications.
• Provide engineering designs and cost estimates for process projects and other departments.
• Perform technical writing in the preparation of project reports, memorandums, letters, record documents, etc.
• Run construction and client meetings.
• Represent the firm and clients at public meetings.
• Provide guidance to clients on project funding.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of related experience desired.
• Experience with the study, planning, and design of municipal water and wastewater infrastructure, municipal funding agencies and experience with construction oversight and permitting.
• Strong background in water system hydraulics and water treatment processes.
• Proven experience in preparing and meeting budgets and schedules.
• Proven experience in developing engineering scopes and work plans.
• Demonstrated excellent communication skills including technical and proposal writing.
• Proven knowledge of codes, engineering & surveying practices.
• Experience working with a multi-disciplinary team.
• Experience in technical writing of deliverables including work plans, quality program documents, summary reports, and project correspondence.
• Experience in developing and delivering technical presentations to both technical and layman audiences.
• Familiarity with Municipal, Township and County government practices and regulations.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.