The Environmental Specialist will perform field monitoring of erosion and sediment controls on construction projects and ensure compliance with environmental permits and regulations. They will also prepare technical environmental reports, permit applications, and maintain project documentation while coordinating with team members and clients.
The Environmental Specialist will conduct stormwater compliance monitoring, erosion control inspections, and field data collection for energy-related projects. They will also assist in compiling data, preparing weekly reports, and completing regulatory agency applications under the guidance of project managers.
The role involves designing and permitting electrical distribution lines, including bill of materials development and field visits. Additionally, the operator will mentor entry-level staff and perform quality assurance and control responsibilities.
The Architectural Historian will conduct archival research, perform historical field surveys, and prepare architectural inventory forms and compliance reports. They are responsible for managing personal tasks, adhering to project deadlines, and ensuring quality control of field documentation.
The specialist will source and recruit transportation and infrastructure professionals by building pipelines and utilizing advanced sourcing strategies. They will collaborate with business leadership to understand hiring needs and manage the full-cycle recruitment process for technical roles.
The Engineer 3 is responsible for providing technical leadership and reviewing client transmission line designs while managing project scope, schedule, and budget. They will also mentor junior staff and apply engineering principles to solve complex power delivery project challenges.
The Engineer 2 is responsible for the technical leadership and review of client transmission line designs while managing project scope, schedule, and budget. They will perform complex engineering tasks, mentor junior staff, and ensure the quality of project deliverables.
Conduct jurisdictional wetland and watercourse delineation surveys, vegetation mapping, and biological assessments across the Southwestern US. Prepare technical environmental reports and manage field data using digital tools and GPS platforms.
Lead and manage complex environmental planning projects ensuring compliance with CEQA, NEPA, and other regulatory frameworks. Serve as the primary client liaison while directing multidisciplinary teams and driving business development efforts.
Lead the physical design of high voltage substation projects from 12kV to 500kV, including the development of layouts, grounding, and auxiliary systems. Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and QA/QC reviews for CAD and design staff to ensure adherence to client standards.
Lead field investigations for wetland and watercourse delineation, stream assessments, and vegetation mapping across the Southwest US. Manage field data and contribute to the preparation of technical environmental reports for various project stages.
Responsible for the coordination, execution, and completion of multi-discipline power delivery projects while managing budgets and schedules. The role also involves leading business development pursuits and maintaining strong relationships with energy and industrial clients.
Provides technical leadership for the delivery of transmission line designs while managing project scope, schedule, budget, and quality. Responsibilities include preparing specification packages, performing structural analysis, and mentoring junior engineering staff.
Perform field monitoring of erosion and sediment controls on construction projects and prepare periodic monitoring reports. Assist in the preparation of environmental reports, permit applications, and closeout requests while adhering to health and safety standards.
Lead the planning, design, and construction of complex industrial water and wastewater projects while managing scope, budget, and quality. Cultivate client relationships, implement sales strategies, and mentor a team of engineering professionals.
Perform field monitoring of erosion and sediment controls on construction projects and prepare periodic monitoring reports. Assist in the preparation of environmental reports, permit applications, and closeout requests while adhering to QA/QC standards.
The Project Engineer is responsible for developing, coordinating, and managing highway design efforts, including the preparation of construction plans and project estimates. They will also oversee project teams, manage budgets and schedules, and serve as a technical advisor for complex engineering projects.
The Civil Engineer 3 will plan and design civil engineering projects, including site grading, drainage, and stormwater management. They will also mentor less experienced staff, prepare project budgets and schedules, and collaborate with diverse project stakeholders.
