Auditor

• The ability to pass the Operator Qualification modules and other training requirements in a timely fashion.
• All aspects of the job are to be performed with an emphasis on safety.
• To build and maintain a working knowledge of federal, local and company compliances.
• Field observation including verifying and documenting federal, local and company compliance.
• Completing inspection reports daily.
• All documentation is completed electronically on a company provided iPad including: Daily Reports, Pictures, Schedules, Time, and Expenses.
• Working with detailed plans and procedures, tracking quantities and material and verifying the accuracy of mapping and as-built documentation.
• Locate and flag utilities: Gas and electric.
• Flag proposed electric and gas routes.
• Navigate to multiple locations daily.
• Travel may be required for up to 60% of the time.
• Typical work hours range from 40 to 60 hours per week, 5-6 days per week.

Utility Locate Auditor

Engineer

• Provide project engineering and design of new water treatment facilities, groundwater wells, water storage facilities, pumping stations, and water distribution systems
• Conduct business development and develop client relationships in drinking water markets
• Review existing water treatment facilities, prepare reports for proposed equipment/systems upgrades and replacements, and present your findings to clients and regulatory agencies
• Help develop specifications and drawings such as process flow diagrams (PFDs) and process & instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs) for senior drafting technicians
• Assess impact of changing EPA and MDH regulations for specific client needs
• Travel to client and vendor locations for design reviews, field verification of designs, proposal presentations, and other business development activities
• Design and renovate lift stations, review existing wastewater treatment facilities, help prepare sewer system plans

Graduate Engineer

• The ability to pass the Operator Qualification modules and other training requirements in a timely fashion.
• All aspects of the job are to be performed with an emphasis on safety.
• Build and maintain a working knowledge of federal, local and company compliances.
• Field observation including verifying and documenting federal, local and company compliance.
• Completing inspection reports daily.
• Documentation completed electronically on a company provided iPad including: Daily Reports, Pictures, Schedules, Time, and Expenses.
• Working with detailed plans and procedures, tracking quantities and material and verifying the accuracy of mapping and as-built documentation.
• Locate and flag utilities: Gas and electric.
• Flag proposed electric and gas routes.
• Navigate to multiple locations daily.
• Travel may be required for up to 60% of the time.
• Typical work hours range from 40 to 60 hours per week, 5-6 days per week.