Environmental Field Engineer — Training & Career Growth

Essel; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-the-job training

Educational assistance

Career advancement opportunities

Job summary

Essel seeks an engineering professional to provide consulting and design services across public works, transportation, energy, and industrial sectors. You will lead field investigations, perform engineering analyses, develop plans and specifications, and prepare technical reports and proposals for diverse clients.

You will review drawings, ensure compliance with project documents, and communicate complex concepts to technical and non-technical teams.

Qualifications

• Follow safety rules, guidelines and standards for all projects.
• Prepare associated reports or sections of larger reports.
• May perform basic calculations and engineering analysis.
• Draft routine proposals and assist in more complex proposals.
• Draft and review laboratory or field data for inclusion in reports.

Responsibilities

• Perform and/or lead field investigations, engineering analyses, calculations, and recommendations.
• Design and development of plans and specifications; observe and inspect projects to assure compliance with plans.
• Prepare proposals, cost estimates, track progress and budgets; communicate findings to clients and project teams.
• Review drawings to ensure compliance with plans and specifications and resolve design issues.

Skills

Engineering

Field investigations

Calculations

Proposals

Reports writing

Client communication

Job description

Essel seeks an engineering professional to provide consulting and design services across public works, transportation, energy, and industrial sectors. You will lead field investigations, perform engineering analyses, develop plans and specifications, and prepare technical reports and proposals for diverse clients.

You will review drawings, ensure compliance with project documents, and communicate complex concepts to technical and non-technical teams.