Civil Engineering Project Manager

Norco, CA
Full Time
Engineering
Senior Manager/Supervisor

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About TAIT 

We are a leader in improving civilization through the design and development of our physical environment. TAIT is a family company and continues to grow since 1964. Join TAIT & become an integral part of a stellar team!

We are looking for talented, motivated, and technically driven individuals who want to join a company with excellent opportunities for career growth and development. TAIT fosters and encourages each Associate's entrepreneurial spirit with every project & design opportunity. We provide a variety of training opportunities to develop your skills, top tier benefits because we care about your well-being, a real work-life balance & the flexibility life needs, and an unbeatable friendly, professional, positive work environment. Here's your chance to start your career with a Top Workplace in Orange County :)  don't wait to apply

 

Description

The Civil Engineer Project Manager leads a team of planners, designers and staff to transform the dreams of our clients into brick and mortar. The position is really a composite of many jobs- client liaison, civil designer and team leader. We pride ourselves on giving project managers both the flexibility and the support required to run and own TAIT projects.

 

Qualifications

  • B.S. in Civil Engineering.
  • Current CA P.E. license required.
  • 5-7 years minimum experience in a responsible position with exposure to technical applications, management of projects and staff interaction.
  • Strong design skills using AutoCAD and Civil 3D for land development design including the areas of grading, drainage, streets, sewers, storm drains and utilities.
  • Ability to apply proven principles of civil engineering within the context of an aggressive service-oriented business environment.
  • Expertise in the preparation of grading plans, utility plans, site plans and the preparation of preliminary cost estimates.
  • Superior leadership and interpersonal abilities.
  • Excellent communication and organizational skills and a desire to function in a position of high visibility both internal and external to the company.

 

Responsibilities

  • Will assist the Director with marketing and client development for the Division.
  • Identify design criteria and oversee an efficient design and plan preparation.
  • Solve design problems using engineering calculations and following general design standards.
  • Establish project controls and ensure accuracy and quality in plans.
  • Ensure technical quality, profitability, schedule, project staff coordination, client communications and follow-up.
  • Spearhead plan processing at public agencies.
  • Interface daily with our clients, develop proposals, negotiate scopes and fees, ensure timely billing and collections and change orders.
  • Manage project staff to include design engineers and CAD operators, with the ability to mentor junior design staff in basic engineering procedures and techniques.

 

Salary and Benefits

Salary Range $106,080 - $139,360

  • Medical
  • Dental
  • Vision
  • Paid Holiday, Sick and Vacation
  • Flexible Schedule
  • Great Company Work Culture
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