
Entry-Level Environmental Engineer - Water / Wastewater
- Columbus, OH
- $58,000-79,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Perform engineering work with the water/wastewater engineering group
- Work on engineering designs preparing reports, construction plans, specifications, calculations, equipment selection, and cost estimates for various projects
- Check performance or conformity with plans and specifications through field inspection and testing
- Assist with the preparation of technical memoranda, reports and electronic deliverables
- Assist with studies and alternative analysis
- Develop understanding of regulatory and permitting requirements for Columbus and State of Ohio
- Assist with development of permitting plans and permit application
- Duties also include field activities and site investigations
- Data collection, manipulation, analysis, and documentation
- B.S. in Civil/Environmental Engineering (or related) required, M.S. a plus
- Experience and/or coursework in water/wastewater treatment and conveyance required
- Must be a self-starter, highly organized, results-oriented, reliable, and able to work well with a wide variety of coworkers and subcontractors.
- Experience using engineering calculation software (MathCAD, MATLAB) a plus
- Experience using AutoCAD preferred
- Experience using ArcGIS a plus
- Experience using hydraulic modeling software a plus
- Must be willing to work in the field periodically.
- Field assignments require ability to perform physically demanding work.
- 40-hour HAZWOPER certification a plus.
- Candidates should have a strong desire and be motivated to obtain a Fundamentals of Engineering certification, followed by the Registered Professional Engineer licensure or equivalent licensure within 3-5 years.
- Excellent technical writing capabilities required.
- Must be proficient in using standard computer programs (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook); experience with MS Project, MS Access, CADD, ArcGIS, a plus
- Valid driver’s license and good driving record.
- Ability to work for short periods of time in extreme temperatures including heat.
- Ability to wear required safety equipment at sites including hard hats, steel toed boots (or other approved toe protection), safety glasses, etc.
- Ability to stand for several hours observing and documenting critical construction operations (i.e. pouring concrete).
- Ability to remain alert and vigilant while working around construction equipment and be able to walk swiftly for a short distance to clear an area where a potential hazard is identified.
- Ability to climb stairs (2-3 flights) or ladders (up to 24 foot typically) to access structures for visual inspection.