Engineer I
DUTIES
- Under the review and direction of Senior Utility Coordinator or Project Manager, performs field investigations to identify existing utilities and determine scope of potential conflicts
- Assist with the development of conceptual utility alignment plans, utility construction estimates, and activity schedules
- Analyze roadway design plans and utility construction proposals to evaluate resolution of conflicts with existing and proposed utilities
- Apply value engineering principles to proposed utility designs to explore and evaluate cost and time saving design alternatives for utility adjustments
- Assist with scheduling and coordinating project meetings with utility owners, the client, the project team, and regulatory agencies
- Review Contract documents, engineering plans, and technical specifications to ensure compliance with governmental regulations and conformance with project requirements
- Perform Utility Inspection for aerial and underground utility installations, and determine whether construction work is being performed in substantial compliance with contract plans and specifications
- Document utility construction progress, submitting daily inspection reports and updating schedules
- Collect field measurements and update plans for production of as-builts
- Verify accuracy of payment requests and invoicing for completed work
- Perform records research for existing utility lines
- Schedule and coordinate project meetings with utility owners, the client, the project team, and regulatory agencies as needed
- Using CAD create utility layouts for UC and SUE deliverables as directed by the Project Manager
REQUIREMENTS
- B.S. in Civil Engineering from ABET Accredited University or related field required
- Good communication (oral and written) and organizational skills are essential
- Proficiency with MS Office software is required and experience with MicroStation and Geopak, or AutoCAD programs is preferred. Experience with survey equipment a plus
- E.I. or E.I.T. preferred or ability to obtain in 6 months, but professional registration is not required
- Other requirements typically include: ability to climb ladders, stoop, and squat; ability to observe construction activities and distinguish colors; and ability to perceive back-up alarms and other warnings. Must be able to work outdoors in varying temperatures and weather conditions