Assistant/Associate Engineer

BEGIN A NEW JOURNEY WITH CAA! Assistant and Associate Engineers in the Civil Engineering Field CAA is currently accepting resumes for full-time Assistant and Associate Engineers to work in the High Desert/Inland Empire area. Under general direction, the Assistant/Associate Engineer will perform a wide range of engineering duties related to the design, organization, management and review of projects and programs within local Engineering/Community Development/Public Works Departments. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES Depending upon assignment, duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: Administer stormwater source control programs (NPDES); assist/conduct plan-check review and process plans for private developments and municipal capital improvement projects including grading and drainage, streets, sewers, stormdrains, and related public works facilities to ensure that they meet all State and locally imposed requirements; administer construction contracts for the same; and coordinate between other City departments, consultants, utility companies, and other affected parties. Draft correspondence to the public, businesses, and agencies; and represent City departments at meetings with other agencies. Prepare cost estimates and special engineering studies and reports; conduct and/or manage records, drawings, maps, and file updates; Monitor and record traffic accident reports; monitor traffic flows, apply for various grants, and administer various traffic related programs. Project Management for assigned capital improvement projects including but not limited to: management, coordination, and inspection; monitoring to ensure timely construction progress, application of proper procedures, and budget compliance; preparation of status reports; assistance in land acquisition/right-of way; and processing progress payments. Review draft form of plans and specifications for compliance with bidding procedures and legal requirements prior to final bid package; coordinate bidding and make recommendations; function as liaison between contractors and public; oversee construction. Monitor statutory changes affecting Community Development and Public Works, and assist in the preparation of ordinance rev