Civil Engineer

Ibi group - City Of Columbus
new offer (29/04/2024)

job description

Job Description
Arcadis is growing! OurColumbus and Cincinnati offices are hiring experienced Project Engineers for our Civil/Land Development and Water Resource sectors in Ohio.
In Engineering, you'll create some of the world’s most iconic and ground-breaking structures and spaces that transform the world around us, from making journeys easier to opening up public places that bring people together.
This role sits within the Global Places Business Area. We work with our clients around the world to create, support, and enhance smart, safe and sustainable places where people live, work, learn and thrive. Places impact on the quality of people’s lives. Whether new homes, shops, workplaces, schools and hospitals, manufacturing, research and development facilities, or data and distribution centers. People and communities thrive when the spaces in which they live, work, move and play are designed and managed in a way that best meets their needs.
Role Responsibilities:
As a Civil Engineer (EIT) or Project Designer, your role accountabilities will include:
Work directly with a project manager to assist with the completion of construction documents for site development, water resources, and/or civil projects
Preparation of construction documents, calculations, and reports for public or private clients
Experience with single site and municipal type projects.
Experience with the development of construction documents for public sector clients including cities/counties/water districts etc.
Assist the design effort of public infrastructure roads, sidewalk, stormwater and utility improvements
Assist the design effort of subdivision master plans, grading plans, and utility plans for new developments and redevelopments
Ability to develop and mentor staff
Proficient skills with AutoCAD Civil 3D software
Working with municipalities on permits

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