Civil Engineer

City of Warren Engineering, Building, and Planning Department

Job description

Acceptable Experience/Training:

Must possess a bachelor’s or associate's degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the field of civil engineering, civil engineering technology, surveying, or construction engineering. If you are planning on graduating soon that is fine still apply.

Our day to day activities:

Utility Location Service

Participating in the construction of road projects. This includes milling the roads, paving the roads, sidewalk projects, and manhole and inlet projects

Budgeting and creating estimates for the road projects and sidewalk projects

Contractor Registration and permitting

Contractor oversight for work completed in the city right of way

Furnishing of plans and information as requested by the contractors and engineers

Plan Review for public and private projects involving city utilities

Compliance with monitoring for city ordinances

Responding to requests from city residents for property locations, deeds, drainage, and other maters of concern

Coordination of road closing requests and special hauls

inspection of railroad crossings

Updating records and drawings of sanitary and storm sewers

Benefits:

Paid Holiday, Overtime, Competitive wages, Competitive Retirement packages including OPERS (The city matches 10% of your salary and the state matches 14% of your salary with no current contribution) and Deferred Compensation (Defer a portion of your salary tax free into a free retirement account), Free Insurance, Tuition Reimbursement through FAFSA (PSLF), 30 minutes paid break, plenty of room to get promoted easily such as taking your FE and PE , and 5% raise every year for the first 2 years with raises there after depending on union agreements.