Project Manager
Position Description
This position is responsible for professional level engineering-related tasks including civil/municipal design, CAD drafting, fieldwork including construction observation, and client relationships.
Education, Experience, and Licensure Requirements
Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering from an ABET accredited university preferred
5+ year’s industry experience, construction management preferred
Professional Engineer license in the State of Wyoming or ability to obtain licensure
Design experience with AutoCAD Civil3D
Working knowledge of ArcGIS, WaterCAD, Microsoft Project preferred
Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel
Valid driver’s license and personal vehicle for travel as needed
Physical Requirements
Ability to travel throughout Carbon County, Wyoming in adverse road and weather conditions, as necessary, and occasionally work remotely
Ability to work outside in adverse weather conditions for extended periods of time
Ability to lift 50 pounds and perform physical demands of the job including surveying, materials testing, and construction observation
Personal Strengths and Attributes
Strong ability to communicate ideas clearly, both oral and written
Accountable and responsible
Community minded
Complex problem-solving skills and reasoning abilities
Critical thinking skills
Willingness/eagerness to learn
Ability to interpret field data and make decisions quickly to keep projects on schedule
Ability to independently plan tasks to achieve end result with minimal direction
Ability to work collaboratively and independently
Can-do attitude and willingness to do what it takes to get the job done
Duties and Responsibilities
Design of municipal utilities including water supply and transmission lines, streets and roads, storm sewers and drainage, and sanitary sewers
Prepare project plans, including CAD drafting, and specifications
Write and present reports and studies
Develop funding strategies and secure project funding
Obtain necessary permits and work with permitting agencies
Prepare quantity schedules, and engineering and construction costs
Measure and estimate completed work quantities and prepare pay applications with contractor input
Perform fieldwork including surveying and construction observation, monitor contractor progress and contractor compliance with contract documents
Client communication including presenting proposals, reports, and project updates to boards and clients – must be capable of writing technical reports and correspondence with clients clearly and effectively
Perform project management tasks including attending client meetings (typically in evenings), scheduling, resource allocations, monitor budget status, and invoicing
Work Hours
Work is generally Monday through Friday with some Saturdays required during construction season
Salary is based on an average 40 hours per week but in construction season hours may be up to 60 hours per week
Daily hours may vary throughout the year
Some evening meetings are required to present to governmental boards
Benefits
Compensation commensurate with education, training, and experience
Consideration for performance bonuses
Continuing education opportunities
Potential for advancement
Paid time off and paid holidays
Health insurance including dental and vision
401k with employer match
Contact
Melanie Richmond (admin@northforkeng.com)
Submit cover letter and resume and desired salary range
Project Engineer
Position Description
This position is responsible for professional level engineering-related tasks including civil/municipal design, CAD drafting, fieldwork including construction observation, and client relationships.
Education, Experience, and Licensure Requirements
Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management from an ABET accredited university preferred
Engineer in Training (EIT) certification and the desire to become a licensed Professional Engineer
2+ year’s industry experience, construction management preferred
Design experience with AutoCAD Civil3D
Working knowledge of ArcGIS, WaterCAD, Microsoft Project preferred
Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel
Valid driver’s license and personal vehicle for travel as needed
Physical Requirements
Ability to travel throughout Carbon County, Wyoming in adverse road and weather conditions, as necessary, and occasionally work remotely
Ability to work outside in adverse weather conditions for extended periods of time
Ability to lift 50 pounds and perform physical demands of the job including surveying, materials testing, and construction observation
Personal Strengths and Attributes
Strong ability to communicate ideas clearly, both oral and written
Accountable and responsible
Community minded
Complex problem-solving skills and reasoning abilities
Critical thinking skills
Willingness/eagerness to learn
Ability to work collaboratively and independently
Ability to interpret field data and make decisions quickly to keep projects on schedule
Ability to independently plan tasks to achieve end result with minimal direction
Can-do attitude and willingness to do what it takes to get the job done
Duties and Responsibilities
Design of municipal utilities including water supply and transmission lines, streets and roads, storm sewers and drainage, and sanitary sewers
Prepare project plans, including CAD drafting, and specifications
Write and present reports and studies
Develop funding strategies and secure project funding
Obtain necessary permits and work with permitting agencies
Prepare quantity schedules, and engineering and construction costs
Measure and estimate completed work quantities and prepare pay applications with contractor input
Perform fieldwork including surveying and construction observation, monitor contractor progress and contractor compliance with contract documents
Client communication including presenting proposals, reports, and project updates to boards and clients – must be capable of writing technical reports and correspondence with clients clearly and effectively
Perform project management tasks including attending client meetings (typically in evenings), scheduling, resource allocations, monitor budget status, and invoicing
Work Hours
Hours are generally Monday through Friday with some Saturdays required during construction season
Salary is based on an average 40 hours per week but in construction season hours vary up to 60 hours per week
Daily hours may vary throughout the year
Some evening meetings are required to present to governmental boards and commissions
Benefits
Compensation commensurate with education, training, and experience
Consideration for performance bonuses
Continuing education opportunities
Potential for advancement
Paid time off and paid holidays
Health insurance including dental and vision
401k with employer match
Contact
Melanie Richmond (admin@northforkeng.com)
Submit cover letter and resume and salary range
North Fork Engineering is an equal opportunity employer.