Engineer I - Water (Portsmouth/Manchester, NH)

Overview

Design and evaluate municipal water systems, conduct field work and prepare reports.

Key Responsibilities

• site visits
• engineering design
• hydraulic modeling
• report writing
• system evaluation
• project coordination

Tasks

-Will visit job sites to perform project tasks including, data gathering and condition assessment, field inspections, and construction observation. -The office work includes engineering design of water facilities (water treatment plants, pump stations, water supply wells, water mains, and water storage tanks), water system hydraulic modeling, and preparation of technical reports. -The selected individual should expect to work on a variety of projects at any given time as workload requires but an emphasis will be placed primarily on studies, evaluations, designs, and rehabilitation of water supply and distribution system projects. -The selected individual will work in tandem with project managers with the preparation of engineering studies and design plans.

Requirements

• autocad 3d
• microsoft office
• eit
• civil engineering
• communication
• hydraulics

What You Bring

-Strong written and verbal communication skills -Proficiency in use of Microsoft Office Suite software products -Must have a valid driver’s license and be willing to travel as required -EIT Certification is a plus -A positive attitude and willingness to continue learning as new tasks are assigned and new projects are undertaken -Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering -AutoCAD Civil 3D drafting and design skills -Background in fluid hydraulics or water treatment is a plus

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About Weston & Sampson

-Founded in 1899 by Robert Spurr Weston, the firm pioneered U.S. wastewater treatment and grew with George Sampson to become a water-treatment innovator. -From a one-person consultancy in Boston, it expanded across the East Coast into a multi-practice engineering and environmental services firm. -Today it delivers interdisciplinary design, engineering, and environmental services for public and private sectors, tackling projects from parks to water treatment plants. -Typical engagements include large urban park renewals, flood mitigation studies, PFAS removal at treatment facilities, and structural engineering for civic plazas. -Sector strengths include infrastructure systems and water resource projects, supported by environmental permitting, geotechnical, landscape architecture, and construction management. -Unusual facts: it continues to build on century-old innovations in wastewater treatment while evolving into climate resiliency and community revitalization.

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