Wastewater Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

veenstra kimm a kleinfelder companyWest Des Moines (IA)

Water/Wastewater Engineers Engineering Services

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About the role

POSITION DESCRIPTION: We are currently seeking a full-time Environmental Engineer. Our team works with communities on a wide range of civil, municipal, and environmental projects. We are looking for a Professional Engineer who would work with Engineers, CAD Technicians, Construction Observers, Land Survey Chiefs and office staff in various capacities. V&K BENEFITS Benefits available 30 days following date of employment, includes: Medical, Dental, Vision, Short and Long Term Disability, plus additional supplemental insurances Clothing allowance 401k with company match Paid Time Off and 9 paid holidays Paid training and development on and off-site RESPONSIBILITIES Participate in Business Development, including initiation of client contacts and preparation of project proposals. Client contact including attendance at board or council meetings. Prepare detailed technical engineering reports. Prepare plans and specifications for specific projects. Work with Construction Observers/Resident Technicians during all facets of construction.

REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering with Master’s degree preferred. Five (5) years of environmental engineering design experience. Experience in municipal wastewater treatment and drinking water treatment design and construction. Iowa or Missouri P.E. license or EIT certification with ability to obtain P.E. license within 1 year preferred.

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