Civil Engineer - Water Systems

Unlock Your Potential as a Municipal & Industrial Infrastructure Engineer

Join Klingner & Associates, a 120-year-old firm committed to delivering high-quality services to our clients. As a Municipal & Industrial Infrastructure Engineer, you'll have the opportunity to work on complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects, developing innovative solutions to real-world problems.

Responsibilities:

• Lead water and wastewater infrastructure projects while managing timelines, budgets, and overall quality.
• Develop and review designs, plans, specifications, permitting, and final construction documents for water distribution systems, pumping stations, sewer collection systems, lift stations, storm water systems, and water/wastewater treatment plants.
• Consider various technologies, system efficiency, reliability, operator capabilities, long-term need, and environmental impact to promote sustainable design.
• Provide specialized technical input as well as hydraulic/hydrologic modeling and evaluations to support reporting and design.
• Complete Preliminary Engineering Reports, opinions of probable construction cost, and all other necessary reports and estimates.
• Identify and address potential project risks and independently produce mitigation strategies.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable Local, State, and Federal regulations concerning water quality, water treatment, public health, and environmental protection.
• Maintain current knowledge of regulatory trends to provide forward-thinking solutions.
• Meet all applicable funding agency requirements and remain knowledgeable of current potential funding avenues.
• Follow industry design trends, technological advancements, professional organizations, and new certifications.
• Perform and/or coordinate thorough inspections and assessments, as needed, with an emphasis on safety and timeliness.
• Implement Klingner standards and quality control procedures to ensure project safety, reliability, and longevity.
• Build and maintain relationships with clients, stakeholders, funding agencies, and regulatory bodies to solicit feedback, resolve issues, and meet project objectives.
• Attend city council, town meetings, and design meetings to hear municipal updates, present project information, and answer stakeholder questions.
• Work independently and with other project managers, engineers, technicians, and contractors to complete projects.
• Organize, prioritize, and perform work assignments with minimal supervision.
• Clearly document all project phases and client communication.
• Provide construction oversight and administration, as needed.
• Travel occasionally to support project-related inspections, meetings, etc.