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The successful candidate will be expected to work as a team member for studies and/or detailed design and construction services for water/wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, and collection/distribution systems.
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Minimum 6 years working as a Water / Wastewater Engineer related to water and wastewater system studies, water quality analyses, pump station design, water distribution and storage, booster pump stations, water treatment, wastewater collection and pump stations, and wastewater treatment design.
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The Water/Wastewater Engineer III will assist with managing projects, developing business, serving clients and designing pump stations, water and wastewater projects. Develop, plan, and design drinking water and wastewater treatment projects desired but not required.
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Assistant Engineer: At least two years of experience in the planning, design and/or construction of wastewater facilities, such as pump stations, wastewater treatment plant, and/or pipeline projects.
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Project Management : Plans and manages approved projects involving capital improvements or replacement repair of major components of existing water treatment and distribution systems, wastewater treatment plant, collection systems, pump stations and related facilities.
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Assists in maintenance and making repairs to equipment at water and wastewater treatment plant, pump stations and lift stations including pulling pumps, assisting in replacing drives, blowers, meters and other equipment.
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Possess a State of Michigan Class D or higher Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Certificate from the Department of Environmental Quality; OR. Possess a State of Michigan Class D or higher Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Experience in designing and executing municipal water/wastewater treatment facilities via design-bid-build, design-build, or other alternative delivery methods is a plus. We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to lead design efforts for treatment plant expansions, pump station rehabilitation, greenfield projects, electrical equipment replacements, and SCADA upgrade projects.
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We also welcome candidates with experience in engineering design of drinking water, wastewater, or raw water systems, pump stations, water or wastewater treatment, or water resource projects.
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10 years of experience participating directly in engineering design projects related to fish hatcheries, aquaculture, drinking water systems or treatment, wastewater systems or treatment, water intakes, pump stations, or water resource projects.
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Understanding and experience with water resource infrastructure including fishery related projects, water conveyance, storm water networks, civil grading, water treatment, wastewater treatment and pump stations.
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Experience in the design of upstream and downstream fish collection facilities, fish passage and screening, acclimation facilities, and aquaculture water treatment is desirable. Lead fish hatchery design quality control efforts which will include coordination with HDR’s quality management program, development of fisheries design standards, implementation of BIM.
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Ensure fish hatchery projects are set up for success from the beginning of the project. Experience working with BIM software (Revit and Civil 3D). Coordinate fish facility design center functions including holding regular calls with key staff, staff project assignment and workload balancing tasks, and interactions with other HDR business classes.
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Experience with Tribal, State and Federal fish and wildlife program managers. Considerable knowledge of hatchery facility construction and maintenance requirements and techniques. Experience developing individual or system-wide hatchery plans.
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Extensive experience in the design, layout, and evaluation of fish hatcheries and aquaculture facilities. Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Civil, or Structural Engineering or a related degree. This leadership role will include oversight for project delivery and engineering design tasks in the planning and design of fish hatcheries and aquaculture systems throughout the United States and Canada.
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