Senior Site Civil Engineer
Senior Site Civil Engineer
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead site civil engineering for new and expanded substations, solar farms, and associated access roads and infrastructure.
- Evaluate site feasibility using topographic surveys, geotechnical reports, floodplain information, wetlands mapping, and other site constraints.
- Develop site layouts, grading plans, earthwork calculations, drainage plans, access roads, equipment pads, and construction details
- Design stormwater management facilities, detention and retention basins, culverts, channels, and drainage crossings.
- Prepare hydrologic and hydraulic calculations, drainage reports, and stormwater management documentation.
- Develop erosion and sediment control plans, construction sequencing, and stabilization measures.
- Coordinate civil design with substation equipment layouts, solar array layouts, foundations, underground electrical systems, cable trenches, and grounding systems.
- Optimize solar site grading to balance earthwork, drainage, tracker requirements, constructability, and environmental constraints.
- Coordinate substation grading and drainage with equipment elevations, foundations, containment systems, fencing, and utility requirements.
- Prepare and support permit applications with local, state, and federal agencies, as applicable.
- Review geotechnical recommendations and coordinate their incorporation into grading, pavement, access road, and site preparation designs.
- Perform quality reviews of calculations, drawings, specifications, and reports.
- Develop scopes of work, engineering estimates, schedules, and civil design budgets.
- Support construction through site visits, responses to RFIs, submittal reviews, and resolution of field conditions.
- Mentor junior engineers and designers and help maintain civil engineering standards and workflows.
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