Civil Project Engineer
Charlotte, NC · $130k max
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About this role
Location: Charlotte, NC
Work mode: On-site
Experience: Mid Level
Work authorization: US Citizen/Permanent Resident
Relocation: Not available
Openings: 1
The client's Charlotte, NC Office has an excellent opportunity for a Civil Project Engineer with 5+ years’ experience to work in our growing Charlotte, NC office on a diverse range of civil/site projects using the latest advancements in industry technology. Projects involve work with residential, commercial, industrial, municipal and institutional clients. At the client, we focus on working in a team environment, all while promoting individual responsibility. our engineers have the opportunity to work on all aspects of project delivery from concept to construction closeout, including client interaction.
Responsibilities:
Understand and create full sets of construction documents, including specifications
Develop cost estimates
Coordinate with a multi-disciplinary team to execute projects
Provide construction administrative services
Qualifications/ Experience:
BS degree in Civil Engineering / Civil-related field
5+ years’ experience in site development
Site, Highway, Drainage and Utility Design experience
Water/wastewater experience a plus
Experience in conducting board and client meetings for small- to moderate-sized projects, a must
Experienced in land use and municipal approvals
Experienced in preparation of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans
Working knowledge of AutoCAD and Civil 3-D
Strong communication and technical writing skills
Experienced in preparing project submissions and related documents/forms
PE preferred
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