Utility EIT/Coordinator

In the role of Utility EIT/Coordinator, we'll count on you for Utility Coordination, Utility Research, Utility Investigation, Utility Conflict Resolution, Utility Design, Utility Plan Production, Utility Field Coordination, and Overall Project Team Coordination. You will work with the overall civil project team, project engineers, and project managers to meet client needs and objectives. You will also apply company/client quality assurance guidelines and procedures for project documents, time and budget management. Participate in the QA/QC review of plans, specifications, and cost estimates.

What You Will Do

Perform utility records research, obtain existing mapping and plans, and prepare utility contact lists. Assist with coordination between the project team and utility owners existing within the vicinity of a civil engineering project to identify, understand, confirm, and mitigate utility risk to the project. Coordinate and/or assist with Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations performed by HDR and/or subconsultants. Identify utility conflicts on civil engineering projects and communicate findings to the project team and utility owners. Assist with coordination of resolution to those conflicts which may include conflict mitigation through project design or relocation of utilities.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have an Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate, two years of related experience in the Transportation/Roadway/Utility industry, and proficiency in MicroStation and/or AutoCAD. The candidate will also have strong communication, organization, attention to detail, scheduling, and problem-solving skills. Familiarity with Autodesk CAD programs such as AutoCAD and Civil3D, Bentley CAD programs such as MicroStation and ORD, and GIS-related programs such as ArcGIS and Field Maps is also a plus.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or similar field
• Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate
• Two years of related experience in the Transportation/Roadway/Utility industry
• Proficiency in MicroStation and/or AutoCAD
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, specifically Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Ability to read and understand civil transportation engineering design plans
• Ability to read and understand utility installation and adjustment plans
• Strong communication, organization, attention to detail, scheduling, and problem-solving skills

Benefits

• Health insurance
• Retirement plan
• Paid time off
• Employee network groups
• Affirmative action and equal opportunity employer
• Employment equity