Flood Risk & Water Resources Engineer - Hybrid Ready

Salt Lake County; Salt Lake City (UT); Hybride; USD 85 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

12 Holidays

Up to 24 vacation days

12 sick days

Personal day

Résumé du poste

Salt Lake County seeks an experienced Civil Engineer to design and oversee flood control and water resources projects under the direction of senior engineers. You will perform hydraulic and hydrologic analyses, prepare plans, and coordinate with multiple County divisions and external consultants.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Civil/Environmental Engineering, PE licensure in Utah (or eligible), and a CFM certification or ability to obtain within one year.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering.
• CFM or ability to obtain certification within one year of hire.
• Valid Utah driver’s license at time of hire.
• Engineer licensure (PE) required or obtainable within six months of employment for Utah.

Responsabilités

• Prepare engineering plans using CAD for Flood Control Ordinance Facilities, natural waterways, and canal systems.
• Prepare flood studies for County facilities and ordinances.
• Act as Construction Manager for flood control projects.
• Coordinate with County divisions, engineers, consultants, and other agencies.
• Prepare budgets, contract pay estimates, change orders, and proposals.
• Attend meetings with County divisions, government agencies, utilities and developers.

Connaissances

PE License

CFM Certification

Water Resources

Hydraulic Modeling

Driver's License

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering

Utah PE License or eligible

Description du poste

Salt Lake County seeks an experienced Civil Engineer to design and oversee flood control and water resources projects under the direction of senior engineers. You will perform hydraulic and hydrologic analyses, prepare plans, and coordinate with multiple County divisions and external consultants.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Civil/Environmental Engineering, PE licensure in Utah (or eligible), and a CFM certification or ability to obtain within one year.