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As a Stormwater Engineer, you will evaluate, plan, design, permit and support management of projects for stormwater treatment and conveyance (pipelines, treatment, and pumping facilities.
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Staff management, project controls and management support for significant consulting and construction projects, including scheduling, labor resourcing, and cost estimating, will be a component of this position.
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Specific project duties include the execution, technical management, and oversight of various civil engineering projects related to renewables including stormwater management and design, earthwork design, BMP retrofit, stream restoration design, environmental permitting, and other civil/stormwater designs associated with industrial and municipal projects.
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Desired Experience: 5+ years of experienceEIT or PE CertificateProject Management experienceHealthcare and Higher Education project experienceExperience with Revit/AutoCADExperience in MEP Design Responsibilities:The position is responsible for managing projects, being involved in the design of the heating, air conditioning, ventilation, and plumbing systems of buildings for the purpose of bidding and construction.
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Proven project management skills Excellent organizational, oral, and written communication skills Proven problem-solving skills Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, and Dynamics 365 Knowledge of industrial communications (Ethernet/IP, DeviceNet, Profibus, etc.
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Sargent & Lundy delivers comprehensive project services—from consulting, design and implementation to construction management, commissioning and operations/maintenance—with an emphasis on quality and safety.
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They will work with the project manager, owner's engineer and package supplier to manage RFIs and document reviews. These positions will support an individual package (i.e. wind turbines, foundations, offshore substations, or transportation and installation) for the CVOW project for Client.
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Overview The Project Engineer, or project manager-in-training, is responsible for assisting the Project Manager and Superintendent in all aspects of the day-to-day management of a construction project.
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This is a development program where this individual will build a foundational understanding of project management and following the minimum two year commitment, will have opportunities to continue in Project Management or leverage their learnings to support their ensuing engineering or construction career.
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Location: Richmond, Virginia Experience 5-10 years of mechanical engineering/ HVAC design experience A four-year mechanical engineering degree from an accredited college/ university or equivalent commercial HVAC design experience Responsibilities, Software Proficiencies and Preferred Skills Experience with HVAC replacement projects and project management experience for these types of projects.
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Required) Bentley Microstation® ,ESRITM ArcGIS, SWMM, HEC-RAS, HY8 (preferred) An outstanding track record for client management and technical leadership. (preferred) Project experience involving stormwater regulatory/NPDES compliance, local ordinance compliance, and assistance in securing bonds/sureties.
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Experience with preparation of civil engineering site plans including site layout, utilities, grading & drainage, erosion control, and stormwater management is a plus. We are currently seeking Civil Project Engineers at various levels for our Land Development groups in our Richmond, VA office.
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The Plant Engineer is responsible for all aspects of capital and maintenance budgets for the facility including but not limited to the following Capex budgeting and management; development of long term Capex budgeting; monthly reporting for Capex spend; monthly review of maintenance and facility spend; equipment improvements, equipment reliability; supporting and driving productivity improvements, managing and staffing of the Maintenance department and energy management.
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We offer clients superior project management and site investigation services across the globe, with a large presence in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Oceania. Field Engineer/Geologist/Environmental Scientist Pay: Competitive.
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Advance knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, Word/ Excel/Outlook; be experienced with scheduling, estimating, computer-aided design (CAD) and project management software- HCSS & Primavera, preferred.
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