Your impact
As a vital member of our GDOT Statewide Utilities Coordination team, you will be taking initiatives to find solutions that sometimes require you and the team to be very resourceful. You will review plans and estimates to evaluate compliance with guidelines, rules, and regulations. This role will prepare and improve your task management and leadership skills throughout the lifetime of a construction project.
Here's what you'll need
- Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction management or associate degree in a related field from an accredited college or university and six months of related experience
- Demonstrated ability to understand and apply information provided in technical manuals and written or verbal instructions
- Working knowledge of federal and state utilities guidelines in coordination with Utilities Companies
Ideally, you’ll also have:
- One years of work experience with utility activities in the operation, design, construction or maintenance of roadway projects
- Two years of work experience interpreting complex highway construction plans related to utility activities.
- Demonstrated leadership skills to manage operations and staffing in delivering multi-disciplinary projects.
- Experience using Microstation or other design software.
- Experienced in reading and understanding complete highway construction plans.
