Project Engineer

Overview Responsible for overall project engineering of new facilities and enhancements/repairs of existing stores from initial site plan preparation through the permitting process. Active participation in the 84 Lumber due diligence process including onsite visitations, permitting agency meetings, working with VP, Director of Engineering, Permitting Coordinator, CAD Manager, and other related activities. Responsibilities Preparation of preliminary project submission (as needed) to appropriate permitting agencies. Preparation and/or coordination of site plans, grading plans, building plans, MEP plans, storm water management reports and plans, erosion and sedimentation control plans, traffic plans and other related submittal plans, and reports required by permitting agencies, working with CAD Manager/operator(s) in the submittal as well as any necessary revisions. Responsible to prepare rail siding layouts and design which will be submitted to the necessary jurisdictions. Assist in preparation of budget and cost control for new development & enhancements. Coordination with outside consultants in the preparation of surveying, engineering, traffic, and environmental submittals. Qualifications Minimum certification as an Engineer-in-Training or Engineering Intern with the ability to obtain a license as a Professional Engineer. Fifth year College or University program certificate; or 2 to 5 years specific experience and/or training related to the essential functions of the job; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Qualifications:

Minimum certification as an Engineer-in-Training or Engineering Intern with the ability to obtain a license as a Professional Engineer. Fifth year College or University program certificate; or 2 to 5 years specific experience and/or training related to the essential functions of the job; or equivalent combination of education and experience.