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Randolph County (NC)

Soil & Water Engineer

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A Water or Wastewater Engineer specializes in the treatment and management of contaminated water. Designs sewage systems and water treatment plants.

$90,405 / year median in North Carolina

+13% projected growth

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Professional Engineering. (PE) License (required) application will not be considered without license! Performs intermediate skilled technical work engineering the installation measures that protect or improve natural resources in water and soil, preparing records and reports, providing financial incentives to landowners, and related work as apparent or assigned. Prepares conservation plans, contract documents, and engineering designs related to best management practices. Conducts site evaluations and surveys for installation of conservation practices. Ensures construction is in accordance with prepared plans. Assist in seeking and applying for grant funding to support district goals. Assist with the preparation of nutrient management plans. Assist with other district projects and programs. Bachelor's degree in civil, environmental or agricultural engineering, or related field and three to five years experience working in civil, environmental or agricultural engineering, or equivalent combination of education and experience.