What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Civil Engineer- Canton position at John Flatley Company?
The Senior Civil Engineer will be responsible for supporting and facilitating the planning and execution of large real estate development projects throughout New England with the owner and his team . The role requires a Degree in Civil Engineering and experience working with towns for project approvals. Also the role involves overseeing third party Engineers, Securing permits and regulatory approvals, interaction with planning departments and assisting in sourcing and interacting sub-contractors for site bids.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Projects may require zoning changes to the existing zoning regulations. Person must be competent at understanding and interpreting zoning by-laws.
- Projects may need to secure and evaluate environmental impact assessments or permits from Local, State and Federal agencies. Person must be well versed handling relationships with a multitude of officials.
- Projects may require traffic studies and permiting from DOT and other agencies for various off site improvements. Person will need experience in working with various traffic consultants.
- Projects will require community meetings during evening hours.
- Projects will require multiple public meetings and continous engagement with various stakeholders
- Projects will require utility approvals including securing permits, bonds, and easements and coordination with utility companies.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelor's or Master's Degree in real estate development, and/or civil engineering is necessary.
- A deep understanding of local, state, and federal regulations related to land use, zoning, permitting, and environmental considerations is crucial.
- 5 years of hands-on experience in real estate development and planning are essential. This experience should include successfully managing and executing large suburban development projects from start to finish.
- Excellent communications skills in a public forum making presentations
