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Duties: Responsible for development of project design concepts, plans, reports and specifications for various types of civil engineering projects, such as commercial, industrial and residential development, public works facility improvements including grading, roadway geometric layout, erosion control, SWPPP, low impact design, post construction requirements, drainage system design, hydrology and hydraulics design, design exceptions, cost estimating, and preparation of project reports.
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5 - 15 years relevant work experience, including project management, design, layout, analysis of power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, instrumentation, controls, and/or low-voltage systems.
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Our talented group of individuals helps us deliver results in our specialty areas of power and energy engineering design, distribution engineering, substation engineering, civil engineering, fiber engineering, utility coordination, AutoCAD/drafting, program/project management, and permitting.
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Relevant experience may be Project Engineering Manager, Senior Structural Engineer, Structural Engineering Manager, Principal Engineer, Principal Engineering Manager, Senior Project Engineer, Senior Engineering Project Manager, Engineering Project Manager.
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The primary focus of the position is client development, technical execution and project management of work related to Construction Materials Testing and Geotechnical Consulting during the construction process.
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Our talented team have an array of skills ranging from construction management, civil engineering, transportation planning, environmental, landscape architecture and urban design, and surveying and geospatial services.
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The Assistant Civil Engineer will work under the supervision of a licensed professional engineer to assist project teams to create world class designs for new projects, alterations, and redevelopments on a variety of projects.
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Our firm’s President, Senior Project Managers, and Senior Professionals will mentor the selected candidate to grow in varying roles and areas of expertise such Project Manager or Technical Lead for planning, pilot studies, modeling, engineering design, design build, asset management, information/digital technology, utility management consulting, and engineering services during construction.
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Our Senior Design Engineer (Traffic Management System-TMS) position provides management, support, and coordination within the MnDOT RTMC’s ITS (Intelligent Transportation System) TMS engineering unit by performing expert level technical engineering tasks to prepare detailed project plans; project specifications; and project cost estimates for construction of the TMS network.
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PE or SE license (Professional Engineering, Structural Engineer). Seeking a highly motivated Engineering Project Manager to lead a team of talented structural engineers.
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As a Civil Engineer, you will focus on many types of projects including site development, drinking water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, stormwater management, and other civil engineering projects.
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Civil Engineer, Project Manager, Project Engineer, EI, PE, Licensed Engineer, Civil 3D, Design, Civil design, Site development, Land development, Civil engineering, Civil 3d, Site design, Stormwater design, Autocad civil 3d, Project management, Professional engineer, Eit.
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As a Mechanical Engineer at BPMI, you will be responsible for project engineering duties requiring technical cognizance of nuclear plant components and related servicing equipment as well as simulation-based Navy training equipment.
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Professional Engineer (P.E.), Professional Wetlands Scientist (PWS), or Professional Geologist (P.G.) Bachelor or Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, Geology, Biology, Natural Resources/ Forestry, Soil Science, Hydrology/Hydrogeology.
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Joining the Planate team opens you to an experience working for a Global company where you are among a team that is considered a premier trusted partner for planning, design, engineering, asset management, and professional service solutions anytime, anywhere.
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