DRY UTILITIES

Posted 7 days ago

drc engineeringAnaheim (CA)

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About the role

Project CoordinatorDRC Engineering, Inc., an employee-owned company, is seeking a part-time/full-time Dry Utilities Project Coordinator for our Dry Utility Department in our office in Anaheim Hills, CA or Riverside, CA. Below is a list of job duties and qualifications of the ideal candidate:
Responsibilities: Ability to multi-task different stages of the dry utility design/construction phase of projects. Communication with utility companies to secure existing facility maps and contact information for individual projects. Coordinate securing developer's required information for utility authorizations and forms. Communicate with clients to secure Owner's furnished information such as title report/grant deed, electrical equipment loads, single-line drawings, panel detail schedules, estimated telephone service requirements, estimated gas loads, address lists, proposed construction schedules, identify the scope and additional utility information as required. Efficiently track multiple projects between multiple project managers simultaneously at different stages of entitlement/design/construction phases in a fast-paced environment. Manage project-related paperwork by ensuring all necessary materials are current and properly filed.
Qualifications: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite. AutoCAD experience is a plus.

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