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HKA Enterprises

DOT Lighting Designer

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Job Description This position will involve meeting with the public to discuss lighting demands based on company standards and requirements. Site visits to determine customer lighting demands for residential, business and subdivisions. Ability to identify and verify the utility infrastructure. Duties will include formulating and designing an outdoor lighting plan to best meet the customers' needs that is within the guidelines of the standards. Communication skills will be crucial for discussions with clients, customers, crews, and other agencies. There will be intermittent days of fielding and days in the office designing. Ability to maintain a balance between schedules is imperative. Considerable walking, as well as carrying equipment, staking poles and flagging routes onsite is required, Strong skills acknowledging and managing customer complaints and the ability to find resolutions is essential.
Skills:
(needed, but not required) Excel Word MicroStation (highly recommended)
DocuSign Job Knowledge:
Basic Knowledge of Electric Fundamentals Degree:
(highly encouraged, but not required) 2-4 year degree

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance

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What they do

A Landscape Architect plans and designs outside spaces and land, including parks, private gardens, subdivisions, highways, and industrial sites. Uses architectural and design skills and knowledge of plants and trees; addresses land use issues; reviews the environmental impacts of construction projects.

$75,852 / year median in North Carolina

+12% projected growth

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