Job Summary:

Urban Engineers Hartford, CT office is looking to hire a qualified Resident Engineer with CTDOT experience for positions on Bridge & Highway, Rail & Facility Projects throughout the region. 

Resident Engineer Responsibilities:

• Supervision of all construction within the project limits to ensure that the work conforms to the requirements of the Contract plans and specifications.
• Monitor and document all work performed by the Contractor, public utility companies, railroads, governmental agencies, and other entities.
• Interface with the various inspections staff, Client and Contractors on all facets of the project.
• Perform daily construction inspection of work activities.
• Complete daily reports, quantity calculations, and reports for construction work observed.

Resident Engineer Requirements:

• PE – Licensed Professional Engineer registered in the State of Connecticut, or the ability to obtain it with reciprocity within 6 months
• and/or Certified Construction Manager Certification (CCM)
• Minimum Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree in Civil Engineering
• Required: 8+ years of experience as a construction inspector required
• Preferred certifications: ACI level 1, NETTCP CI, NETTCP HMAPI, and ATSSA-TCS
• Preferred: Experience working on CTDOT Rail & Facility, highway and bridge projects preferred

To qualify, candidates must meet the minimum requirements above; however, candidates are also encouraged to review CTDOT inspection requirements listed in the “Consultant Engineering & Inspection Pamphlet” listed on the CTDOT Website.

Benefits of working at Urban:

• Medical/Prescription
• Dental
• Vision
• Life Insurance
• Short/Long Term Disability
• Flexible Spending Accounts
• 401K and company match
• Vacation, Holiday, and Personal Days
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Professional Development
• Certification Bonus

Pay Range:  $65 - $100 / hour

Locations:  Hartford, CT and surrounding areas (West Hartford, CT; East Hartford, CT; New Britain, CT; Middletown, CT; Torrington, CT; Niantic, CT)

Apply today!