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Marion County Class Specification BulletinPage of >>> 1.Prepares, reviews, or oversees the preparation by consultants, plans, engineering studies, specifications, and cost estimates for capital improvement projects (both county and privately funded) requiring the application of advanced engineering knowledge.Reviews the design and drafting work of other engineers and technicians. Conducts related public hearing and meetings as required. 2.Oversees the inspection of or inspects construction of major improvements or construction projects; enforces adherence to plans and specifications by contractors.Addresses engineering and construction issues as they arise. 3.Performs construction contract administration according to state, federal, and county requirements. 4.Oversees various programs relating to environmental protection, transportation planning, project prioritization, early project identification and development, infrastructure inventory, assessment and management, maintaining various project lists, etc. 5.Conducts long-range planning, develops growth and other projections, develops departmental and countywide positions on issues of regional significance. 6.Develops standards, operational and planning oriented policies and criteria for inclusion in county standards, environmental and transportation plans, statewide and national legislation, use in daily departmental operations, for application by a wide audience. 7.Seek new funds for projects and programs including coordinating with new funding programs, assisting in the procurement of federal earmarks, developing extensive grant applications, and lobbying and making presentations in outside venues for various projects and programs. 8.Reviews proposed projects and existing roadway and environmental operations for conformance with applicable laws, permits, and other regulations.Makes risk assessments relating to incidents and projects, including making determinations with health, safety environmental, and litigious situations. 9.Reviews engineering aspects of land use and zone changes.Coordinates with appropriate agencies and private consultants.Prepares responses to planning division and other agencies.As needed, p provides oral and written testimony for cases. 10.Receives oral and written complaints from the public pertaining to engineering activities.Studies and attempts to resolve problems by employing creative methods in addition to conventional civil and environmental engineering methodology. 11.Reviews collection/disposal franchise or other applications for conformance to county standards. 12.Prepares and delivers written correspondence or oral presentations to the Board of Commissioners, and other public authorities. 13.Provides specialized expertise to other jurisdictions in specialty area, sits on professional boards or committees, and often reviews and critiques the work of other engineers. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING 1.A Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering or a closely related engineering degree; AND 2.Four (4) years of experience applying engineering theory, principles and methods, which include (2) years in the specific specialty field for which we are recruiting (i.e. design, land use, traffic, environmental); OR 3.Any satisfactory equivalent combination of education, training and/or experience relevant to the position. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Registration as an Engineer in Training (EIT). The requirement for the EIT (FE) may be waived if > the applicant possesses a master's (or higher) degree that is highly pertinent to the specific position, or possesses a unique combination of work experience and skills that are especially pertinent to the needs of the position. https://agency.governmentjobs.com/marion/default.cfm?action=specbulletin&ClassSpecID=...8/3/2020