Civil Engineer V at Illinois DOT (British Columbia)

Civil Engineer V at Illinois DOT (British Columbia)

13 Sep
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University of Alaska Fairbanks Petroleum Engineering
|
British Columbia

13 Sep

University of Alaska Fairbanks Petroleum Engineering

British Columbia

Drive highway maintenance as a Civil Engineer V with the Illinois Department of Transportation. Lead crucial operations, from planning to management, ensuring safety across assigned regions.

This full-time position focuses on coordinating maintenance activities for highways. Civil Engineer V will oversee normal and emergency operations within a specified area, ensuring compliance with IDOT standards. The role also involves managing budgets and equipment while engaging with residents to address concerns and complaints.

Key Responsibilities:
• Plan and direct maintenance activities for highways
• Inspect construction work to meet IDOT standards
• Manage budgets and equipment needs efficiently




• Train and evaluate subordinate personnel effectively
• Ensure compliance with safety protocols in all activities

Requirements:
• Illinois Professional Engineer license required
• Five years of experience in civil engineering
• Solid supervisory skills preferred
• Extensive knowledge of civil engineering practices
• Excellent communication abilities required

Utilize your engineering expertise to enhance highway safety and operations with the Illinois Department of Transportation.
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📌 Civil Engineer V at Illinois DOT (British Columbia)
🏢 University of Alaska Fairbanks Petroleum Engineering
📍 British Columbia

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