Civil Structural Substation Engineer

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Flint, MI / Taylor, MI / Detroit, MI / Grand Rapids, MI / Bay City, MI / Traverse City, MI / Gaylord, MIFull-TimeSenior

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Job Details

Experience: 5-10 years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering
5-10 years of experience with high voltage substation design
Experience with Bentley ProjectWise
Experience with Microsoft Office
Experience with Bluebeam Revu PDF Editor
Strong knowledge of utility standards, AISC, ASCE, ACI, IBC
Understanding of construction techniques
Self-motivated with excellent writing, organizational, and communication skills
Professional Engineering License is preferred
Experience with STAAD, MathCAD, LPILE, RISA or equivalent engineering software is preferred

Responsibilities

Responsible for structural design of electrical substation structures and foundations
Prepare and review calculations following industry standard methods and principles
Provide technical guidance and direction to junior engineers
Assist in developing, maintaining and updating engineering standards
Perform detailed quality reviews of project deliverables
Attend and/or conduct client and project meetings
Attend site visits as required
Promote sales
Review scope, budget and schedule for project tasks
Assist with proposals, marketing, project reports and technical presentations
Maintain excellent client relations
Maintain a safe working environment

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