Job Description
Job title: General Engineering Technician / Technologist 3
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Duration: 18 Months
Description:
Responsibilities/Expectations:
- Develops and executes roadway/railroad permitting strategies for power innovation projects, aligning schedule, constructability, and compliance needs.
- Partners with Engineering Project Managers, Environmental Permit Managers, and consultants to identify and site public road crossings, driveway entrances, and access points that can be installed and maintained safely.
- Plans contractor haul routes and access logistics, incorporating weight-restricted roads/bridges and local roadway constraints.
- Interfaces with local and state agencies (towns, boroughs, townships, cities, counties, and state DOTs) to align traffic engineering, public safety, roadway conditions and maintenance.
Education/Years of Experience:
Engineer III:
- Required: Bachelor’s degree and minimum eight (5) years’ environmental experience
Other Requirements:
- Demonstrates excellent organizational/interpersonal skills and safety as the utmost priority
- Proven ability to negotiate agreements (RUAs, ROEs, railroad crossing agreements) that balance risk, cost, and stakeholder expectations
- Strong working knowledge of roadway construction methods and restoration standards (pavement, drainage, geotechnical, guiderail, temporary works)
- Experience coordinating with local/state agencies and railroad representatives; comfortable presenting at public meetings
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and general PC skills
- Preferred: Familiarity with maintenance-of-traffic planning, oversize/overweight permitting systems, bonding/insurance requirements, and contract administration
Engineer III:
- Required: Bachelor’s degree and minimum eight (5) years’ environmental experience
Other Requirements:
- Demonstrates excellent organizational/interpersonal skills and safety as the utmost priority
- Proven ability to negotiate agreements (RUAs, ROEs, railroad crossing agreements) that balance risk, cost, and stakeholder expectations
- Strong working knowledge of roadway construction methods and restoration standards (pavement, drainage, geotechnical, guiderail, temporary works)
- Experience coordinating with local/state agencies and railroad representatives; comfortable presenting at public meetings
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and general PC skills
- Preferred: Familiarity with maintenance-of-traffic planning, oversize/overweight permitting systems, bonding/insurance requirements, and contract administration
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