Expected to work in an office and field environment with an emphasis on fieldwork.
Possess technical skills including Microsoft Office Suite, AutoCAD, and GIS.
Have the physical ability to lift/carry heavy equipment and perform rigorous field investigations such as inspections, condition assessments, flow monitoring, and construction engineering.
After receiving training, be comfortable with entering confined spaces (i.e., manholes) to perform field activities and inspections and work with field contractors to oversee the construction of designed works.
Handle conceptual to detailed design and preparation of contract documents for municipal, industrial, and remedial water/wastewater treatment units, as well as water/sewer force mains, sewer gravity mains, and pump stations.
Interpret flow monitoring data, conduct data management activities, and integrate GIS for modeling.
Analyze data and develop recommendations for infrastructure renewal, plan and implement renewal projects, and engage in field activities such as construction inspection, inflow and infiltration studies, sampling, asset inventory, and condition assessment, which may include confined space entry, subcontractor oversight, and flow monitoring setup.
Willingness to travel locally and regionally, along with an eagerness to learn and perform a wide variety of engineering and construction skills.

Bachelor's degree, ideally in a relevant engineering discipline or in construction management
Prior experience with infrastructure inspection, rehabilitation, design, and/or construction.
Experience/training with AutoCAD and/or ArcGIS.
H&S Training including HAZWOPER Certification, Confined Space Entry, and/or OSHA 30-hr Construction Site Safety.
Willingness to travel nationally for short
and medium-term assignments.
EIT, with a desire to obtain PE

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