Civil Project Engineer
Civil Project Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Prepares and oversees production of construction drawings, specifications, design calculations, and technical reports
- Prepares engineer’s opinion of probable construction cost.
- Responsible for project schedules and time completion of projects.
- Prepares and oversees permit applications for applicable municipal agencies.
- Delegates and oversees project design tasks to Technicians, Designers and Staff Engineers.
- Works closely and coordinates project clarifications, conflicts, and changes with multi-disciplined design teams, owners, and contractors in the field during construction
- May perform site investigations and inspections in the field during and post construction.
- Assists in preparation of proposals for engineering services.
- Assists in the preparation and monitoring of project budgets and billing and assists with A/R.Mentors and assists with training Technicians, Designers and Staff Engineers.
- Participates in business development activities as needed
- Ability to work on multiple projects concurrently, monitoring project budgets and schedules, and being responsible for overseeing the technical work of one or more team members
- Estimates materials, equipment, and labor needed to determine project costs
- Monitors project progress and ensures design specifications, safety, and sanitation standards are met
- May sign/seal drawings or other required documentation based on division and firm policies
- Follow and abide by the DMA employee and safety manuals
- Completes other duties as assigned
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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