Civil Roadway Engineer, Kiewit Infrastructure Engineers

Overview

Lead civil/highway design teams for transportation projects

Key Responsibilities

• final design
• surface modeling
• quality control
• project management
• design software
• stakeholder coordination

Tasks

-Execute final design of project elements such as alignment geometrics, civil design plans design plans, signing and marking plans, maintenance of traffic plans, wall plan and profile sheets, Design Exceptions, Design Deviations, and final Released for Construction (RFC) plans -Supervise, mentor, and evaluate mid-level and junior staff, -Prepare and implement quality management plans, -This position includes travel to project offices and work sites as business necessitates. -Lead quality control reviews, comment resolution meetings, and verify corrections are completed, -Perform work safely and effectively. Understand and follow oral and written instructions, including warning signs, equipment use, and other policies. -Work during normal operating hours to organize and complete work within given deadlines. Work overtime and weekends as required. -Oversee/create surface models utilizing OpenRoads Designer, InRoads, Civil 3D, Trimble Business Center and/or other similar design software, -Interface with project stakeholders as needed, -Provide oversight and direction to the design team, -Develop project communications and attend technical meetings, provide coordination to resolve design issues, -Lead highway and civil design teams for major complex projects; performing as Engineer of Record, Task Manager, Discipline Lead, Deputy Project Lead, or Project Lead for Transportation projects across North America, -Lead project and department level meetings, -Lead a team of experienced staff, promote staff development through training, mentoring, and career planning, -Manage scope, schedule and budget for the transportation design team, -Oversee/create preliminary design concepts and alternatives for highways and civil features to support cost estimating, -Lead interdisciplinary design coordination to ensure that project elements are compatible,

Requirements

• aashto
• usdot
• autodesk
• bentley
• pe
• 8 years

What You Bring

-Ability to travel as business necessitates -Knowledge of USDOT/FHWA, MUTCD for Streets and Highways, 2009 Edition -Expert level knowledge of AASHTO, Roadside Design Guide, 4th Edition -Regular, reliable attendance -Experience developing construction plans for transportation projects -Minimum of 8 years of civil / highway design experience required -Experience leading civil design teams -Expert level knowledge of AASHTO, A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets, 7th Edition -Experience leading and mentoring junior staff -Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or related field, MSCE is a plus -Communicate and interact effectively and professionally with supervisors, employees, and others individually or in a team environment -Ability to effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing -Experience with developing roadway design documentation and calculation packages -Registered as a Professional Engineer -Experience with design-build/alternative delivery preferred -Work productively and meet deadlines timely -Working knowledge of Autodesk and/or Bentley CAD platforms preferred

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About Kiewit

-It evolved into a massive employee‑owned network operating across North America, delivering projects valued in the billions. -Today it specializes in transportation, water/wastewater, power, oil, gas & chemicals, building, industrial, marine and mining sectors. -Signature projects include New York’s 63rd Street Tunnel, Baltimore’s Fort McHenry Tunnel, T‑Mobile Park in Seattle, and major renewable energy sites. -Its marine division undertakes dredging, coastal resiliency and naval base work, while energy teams deliver gas, power delivery and renewables. -With deep roots in engineering‑led construction, it is known for tackling the kind of ‘impossible’ projects that reshape cities and industries.

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