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The Town of Bedford, NH is seeking a Town Engineer to assist the Department Director and Environmental Coordinator with the technical aspects of the Public Works Department, including highways, landfill, sewer, and maintenance of municipal infrastructure.
Responsibilities include developing CIP plans, reviewing site plans, supervising staff, and managing projects from design to construction while ensuring compliance with NH regulations and stormwater programs.
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The total compensation package choices include 90-95% Town paid health insurance & NHRS
The Town Engineer is responsible for assisting the Department Director and Environmental Coordinator in the technical aspects of the Public Works Department, consisting of highways, landfill and transfer station, sanitary sewer, and providing for the general maintenance of all municipal roads, streets, drainage and sewer systems, and solid waste facilities.
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering; Master’s degree preferred. Registration as a Professional Engineer required, State of New Hampshire, or ability to obtain within 6 months of employment. Three (3) years of’ experience in municipal public works, construction management, or other similar management level positions. Possession of a current valid New Hampshire Driver’s License. Working knowledge of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) software and Microsoft Office. Ability to use software as necessary to create, review and comment on construction designs, plans, specifications, and drainage reports. Knowledge in the use of surveying equipment. Ability to provide comprehensive cost estimates and make effective public presentations regarding the same. Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing; to establish positive public relations for the Town; and interact effectively with a wide variety of people including contracted labor and engineering firms, and A background of progressively responsible supervisory positions, working knowledge of New Hampshire statutes with respect to public highways; or any equivalent combination of education and experience, which demonstrates possession of the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities to function as the Town Engineer.