Water Quality Project Engineer – DWSRF Oversight

Regional Associations; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 54,000 - 71,000; Full time

Job summary

Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality in Oklahoma City is seeking an Engineer for the Water Quality Division to oversee drinking water projects funded through the DWSRF program. You will review designs, inspect construction, and ensure compliance with program requirements.

The role requires in-office work Monday–Friday with occasional travel; a bachelor’s in engineering and Engineer Intern licensure are expected, with progression toward PE licensure possible.

Qualifications

• Education and Experience requirements per levels III–VI as listed.
• Engineer Intern registration or licensure is required at higher levels.
• Experience with water infrastructure projects is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Serve as primary contact and coordinator for assigned DWSRF projects.
• Review engineering reports for water distribution systems, wells, and treatment plants.
• Review plans and specifications for water distribution systems, wells, and treatment plants.
• Review bid and contract documents for DWSRF projects.
• Conduct inspections and prepare inspection reports; manage payments and change orders.
• Travel is required for this position.

Skills

Communication skills

Project management

Public water supply experience

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Engineer Intern registration

Master's degree in engineering

Professional Engineer licensure

Tools

MS Office

Excel

Access

MS Teams

MS Word

Job description

Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality in Oklahoma City is seeking an Engineer for the Water Quality Division to oversee drinking water projects funded through the DWSRF program. You will review designs, inspect construction, and ensure compliance with program requirements.

The role requires in-office work Monday–Friday with occasional travel; a bachelor’s in engineering and Engineer Intern licensure are expected, with progression toward PE licensure possible.