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We are seeking a Senior Civil Engineer with broad expertise in land development and/or site/civil/heavy construction project management to perform investigations and analyses, prepare reports, and provide expert testimony where technical knowledge, skill, experience, training and/or education are needed to help resolve civil litigation and insurance claims.
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Overview Kimley-Horn, one of Fortune Magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For,” is looking for an experienced Civil Designer to join Land Development team in Philadelphia, PA! Responsibilities This role will primarily be responsible for: designing and producing sets of plans for commercial and residential Land Development projects; and implementing and managing AutoCAD drafting and plan preparation standards.
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This position oversees a team of city planners who provide a range of services, including staffing the City's land-use boards, advising property owners and elected officials on the development potential of properties around the city, and long-range planning and regulatory drafting.
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Title: Graduate Engineer Division: Land DevelopmentSummary: LJA recognizes that our success depends on the quality of the people we hire. Oversee and administer the activities of other civil consultants (Geotech, Surveying, etc)Read and evaluate the following: Land Surveys and GIS Mapping, Geotechnical Engineering reports, Wetland delineation reports, Traffic studies, Phase I, II and III environmental assessment reports, Subsurface location surveys, Noise and sound studies, Wildlife/ critical habitat/ archeological/ historic/ and cultural resource reportsHelp define Site Design Concept documents for projects.
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Professional Land Surveyor Responsibilities: Writing proposals, project budgets, and marketing to clients Scheduling survey crews and office staff Performing control, boundary, topography, ALTA, right of way, and construction surveying Services related to transportation, civil site, and more types of projects.
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Work is primarily focused on civil and environmental projects which include vertical facilities, land development, site grading, local land use permitting, federal and state permitting, storm water design, volume calculations, geotechnical/geosynthetics, feasibility studies, capital planning, operations planning, and other civil/site requirements such as utilities.
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Commercial Roofing Project Manager/Estimator Qualifications and Responsibilities: 5+ years in commercial roofing Project Management and/or estimating. Commercial Roofing Project Manager/Estimator Compensation: Base Salary with PTO based on experience.
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Position Summary: The Project Information Manager (PIM) software development analyst is responsible for all software development activities within the Information Management System (IMS), which is an essential element of a successful large, complex projects.
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Seven or more (7+) years of land surveying experience including experience at the party chief level, or related land development experience to include construction stakeout. Project management experience preferred.
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As the Senior Battery Engineer you will be responsible for leading battery energy storage system (BESS) project design development and the associated project execution engineering support functions.
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Michael Baker International seamlessly integrates all our service offerings – architecture, planning, landscape architecture, engineering and management – to solve client challenges from multiple vantage points, providing unsurpassed holistic, sustainable, and innovative solutions.
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Various land surveying technical skills, including ALTA/ACSM surveys, platting, land development, ROW surveys, preliminary design surveys, topo surveys, construction staking, deed research, survey map research, and good organizational skills.
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Utilize technical project management skills and possess strong knowledge of transportation and public transit systems, urban planning, and the nexus between transportation and land use.
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High school diploma or GED and 9 years of project management experience (e.g., scheduling, estimating, project risk management, and construction management), inclusive of 2 years in renewable energy/community development/community engagement projects.
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We have an opportunity for experienced Professional Land Surveyor to join us as Project Manager within the Land Surveying department based out of Lehigh Valley headquarters in Allentown, PA.
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land development project management jobs Title: staff project engineer Company: Gpac in East-hartford, Connecticut
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