Transportation Safety Engineer

Overview

Lead safety program delivery, data analysis, audits, and compliance for NJ transportation projects.

Requirements

• njpe
• aicp
• bachelor's
• aashto
• hsm
• fhwa

What You Bring

-NJPE, NJPP/AICP, and or RSP1/RSP2 preferred. -A bachelor’s degree in engineering, planning or a related field is required. -Extensive experience with the NJDOT Roadway Design Manual, AASHTO guidelines, MUTCD, and Complete Streets policies. -Minimum of 3 years of experience with safety projects and road safety project delivery, including traffic signal engineering, crash data analysis, and safety program development. -Knowledge of Highway Safety Manual (HSM) and experience in conducting HSM analysis, including predictive methods, IHSDM, and ISATe tools. -Experience with the NJDOT Capital Projects Delivery Process is highly desirable. -Familiarity with FHWA-proven safety countermeasures, crash reduction factors, and the process for creating collision diagrams and determining crash patterns. -SHSP Implementation

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Benefits

$83,000-$160,000 depending on experience, entry, mid and senior-level -Training and Mentorship

About Entech

-Headquartered in Manhattan, with offices in New Jersey, Long Island, Washington, DC, and California, the firm blends local roots with broad geographic reach. -Typical projects include bridge reconstruction (e.g., Henry Hudson, George Washington), major airport programs at JFK, water main and tunnel work, library expansions, and urban streetscape renewals. -Specialist areas include civil and structural engineering, environmental engineering (remediation, permitting, sampling), geotechnical services, traffic engineering, and VDC/BIM technology. -Their VDC/BIM team leverages 4D modeling, laser scanning, reality capture, and data analytics to enhance efficiency and precision in complex builds. -Collaborates with public agencies—MTA, Port Authority, NYCDEP, NYCDDC—on high-profile municipal and infrastructure work. Unusually, the firm is WBE-certified across multiple states and holds certifications as both WBE and SBE, emphasizing its niche in public-agency contracting.

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