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Los Angeles County Public Works

Associate Civil Engineer

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A Civil Engineer designs and supervises large construction projects such as public buildings, roads, and waterways. Designs projects that meet the needs of users and the public and are structurally sound. Addresses environmental and land use issues in project design. May specialize in a particular aspect of design and construction, or a particular type of construction, such as transportation systems.

$116,181 / year median in California

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Join Our Team at LA County Public Works! Associate Civil Engineer Los Angeles County Public Works is seeking skilled and motivated Associate Civil Engineers to help shape, maintain, and improve the County's essential infrastructure. This is a dynamic opportunity for engineering professionals who thrive in a collaborative environment and are committed to public service, technical excellence, and innovative problem solving. About the Role As an Associate Civil Engineer, you will perform complex and varied civil engineering work in support of major public works programs, including transportation, water resources, building design, land development, and infrastructure operations. You will apply your engineering expertise to plan, design, review, and manage projects that serve millions of County residents. Key Responsibilities Apply civil engineering principles, methods, and materials to the design and construction of diverse public works projects. Plan, coordinate, and oversee engineering activities or project teams, ensuring quality, timely progress, and compliance with established standards. Prepare comprehensive technical reports and deliver clear, organized oral presentations to management and stakeholders. Conduct engineering research, investigate technical issues, and develop improved methods, procedures, or systems. Analyze and prepare contracts and specifications for major projects. Serve as resident engineer during construction of bridges and other public works, overseeing staff and recommending needed adjustments. Design public works facilities or supervise the development of plans and specifications for projects such as roads, highways, buildings, sewer systems, flood control channels, and traffic signals. Review and approve plans submitted by outside engineers for structural integrity and code compliance. Determine sewer and sanitary design requirements for new subdivisions. Assist with waterworks improvements, long range planning projects, state and federal aid programs, construction materials inspection, and pollution control initiatives. Supervise engineering work related to groundwater research, road maintenance, water quality testing, flood control facility operations, and construction related permits. Support survey analysis operations, coordinating activities with other divisions and external agencies. Why Join LA County Public Works? Make a meaningful impact through projects that improve public safety, sustainability, and community quality of life. Work with multidisciplinary, mission driven teams. Grow your career through training, professional development, and advancement opportunities. Enjoy excellent County benefits and work in a stable, supportive public agency environment. Learn More For full details on duties, qualifications, and requirements, please click here:
Associate Civil Engineer Qualifications:
REQUIREMENTS TO QUALIFY
A bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited engineering college or university.
LICENSE:
A valid California State Certificate of Registration as a Civil Engineer.