Municipal & Industrial Infrastructure Engineer

Tap Into Innovative System Designs

Make a positive impact as a Klingner Civil Engineer in our Water/Wastewater Department. This specialized group improves water quality and addresses complex wastewater challenges in communities and with industries throughout Illinois, Missouri, Western Kentucky, and Iowa.

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.
• Certain 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.
• Evaluate 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.
• Collaborate with local office staff of two employees in the Water/Wastewater department.

Qualifications:

• 5-10 years of demonstrated experience in municipal engineering and/or water/wastewater engineering is most desired.
• A Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or closely-related engineering field from an accredited university, at minimum. A Master of Science degree is desirable.
• Must hold a Professional Engineer license in Illinois or can obtain within three months. Current Professional Engineer licensing in Kentucky, Missouri, or Iowa, is also desirable.
• Must have excellent working knowledge of Civil3D, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word. An understanding of WaterCAD/WaterGEMS, and Revit is a plus.
• Excellent time management skills, organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple complex projects and tasks concurrently, and a commitment to meeting deadlines and keeping projects within budget is required.
• Clear written and verbal communication is a must.
• Understanding of and experience in applying regulatory agency laws, ordinances, and regulations for Municipal, County, State, and Federal agency permitting submittals.
• Understanding of and experience with various water/wastewater system funding agencies.
• Experience writing thorough reports and studies, scopes of work, and proposals.
• Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to hold strong business relationships with municipal and industrial clients.
• Ability to conduct all projects by quality standards and Klingner procedures, with a strong focus on accuracy and quality of work.
• A drive to create high-quality designs, strong sense of commitment, willingness to learn, and desire to work in a team environment.

Note: This is a full-time position. Additional training can be provided.

Perks:

• Excellent benefits with a competitive salary based on experience and qualifications.
• Professional development assistance.
• Health Insurance.
• VPTO, sick leave, and 7.5 paid holidays.
• 401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match.
• Health savings and Flexible Spending.
• Yearly Wellness reimbursement.
• Sign-on and yearly bonus opportunities.
• Referral program.

Your experience is valued. Unique to the Architecture, Engineering, Surveying, and Geotech industry, Klingner & Associates, P.C. has an average employee retention rate of 9.5 years. As a 120-year-old firm, this makes us proud. Each staff member provides a wealth of understanding and experience that helps drive our reputation for high-quality deliverables.

Client support is important to everyone in the firm. For over 10 years, Klingner has maintained an 85% client retention rate. We are also focused on staying ahead of the curve when it comes to technology, culture, and project delivery.

With an engaged leadership, Klingner acts on employee feedback and recommendations for continued evolution. At Klingner, we value quality, respect, professional advancement, and enjoying the work environment.

Apply today to become a part of a growing organization, deeply rooted in the communities we serve. To apply, visit the Klingner website (complete a pre-application form and submit your resume for the Civil Engineer - Municipal and Industrial Infrastructure (Water/Wastewater Engineer).

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