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Iroquois County
Assistant County Engineer | Assistant County Engineer County
Assistant to County Engineer (Engineering)
Iroquois County is looking for a motivated individual to fill the position a Assistant to County Engineer. Applicants should be familiar with the policies and procedures of IDOT; have experience supervising staff; be able to coordinate with landowners, utilities, government agencies; and all others in the implementation of projects. Knowledge of drainage design and ROW acquisition a plus. All applicants must have a BS in Civil Engineering with at least 4 years experience. Knowledge in design and Federal certification in bridge inspection desirable but not required. Iroquois County is a EOE. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Please send resume along with references to:
Assistant County Engineer Search
Iroquois County Highway Department
1747N State Route 1
Watseka, Illinois 60970
| Woodford County
Assistant County Engineer | ASSISTANT COUNTY ENGINEER
Engineering position requiring BSCE for design, construction, surveying and administrative activities under the direction of the County Engineer. Applicant must possess good communication and organizational skills. State of Illinois Professional Engineer’s license required or obtainable within six (6) months. CADD experience highly desireable. GIS experience preferred. Bridge inspection certification preferred. Salary DOQ.
Woodford County offers a competitive salary with excellent benefits. Interested individuals are asked to obtain an application from the County Administrator’s Office, 115 N. Main Street, Room #103, Eureka, Illinois. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Position open until filled. Pre-employment drug screening will be required. Equal Opportunity Employer. Affirmative Action.
| Will County
County Engineer | The Will County Department of Highways is responsible for the planning, design, construction and mapping of the 269 miles of county highways and bridges. In addition, the Department of Highways provides technical assistance to all 24 township highway commissioners and is the lead agency for township projects constructed or maintained with Motor Fuel Tax funding. The staff works closely with local citizens and agencies, as well as with the Fed. Highway Administration, IDOT, the Chicago Area Transportation Study, the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission, the Regional Transportation Authority, and the Will County Council of Mayors on various regional transportation projects.
The Will County Engineer plans, organizes, directs and oversees aspects of design, construction, and maintenance of county roads, bridges and culverts. Prepares and administers department budgets and administers fund sources such as the County and Township Motor Fuel Tax and State Local Bridge Fund per statutory duties. Prepares or directs preparation and modifications of reports, specifications, plans, construction schedules, environmental impact studies, and designs for road construction. Incumbent serves as County representative on boards of regional planning commissions. Responsible for direction and supervision of County Highway Department. Performs such other duties as may be prescribed by law and the rules and regulations of the Department and the County Board.
A baccalaureate degree in civil engineering and at least two years experience in civil and highway engineering or in the construction and maintenance of streets or highways, or both; ten years practical experience in civil and highway engineering or in the construction and maintenance of streets or highways, or both, at least two years administrative experience a comparable to that of the office for which he is a candidate; however, first three academic years at an engineering school shall be considered equivalent to two years experience in civil and highway engineering or construction and maintenance of streets and highways.
Must be a registered P.E. unless a County Engineer or superintendent of highways of another county, passage of an IDOT county engineers examination
Submit resume with cover letter and/or application by February 28, 2008 to:
Will County Human Resources - WCCE
302 N. Chicago Street - 2nd Floor
Joliet, IL 60432
Fax: (815) 774-6355
Email: jobs@willcountyillinois.com
Equal Opportunity Employer.
| Edgar County
County Engineer | Edgar County
County Engineer
The Edgar County Department of Highways is responsible for the planning, design, construction and mapping of the 152 miles of county highways and bridges. In addition, the Department of Highways provides technical assistance to all 15 township highway commissioners and is the lead agency for township projects constructed or maintained with Motor Fuel Tax funding. The staff works closely with local citizens and agencies, as well as the Federal Highway Administration and the Illinois Department of Transportation.
The Edgar County Engineer plans, organizes, directs and oversees aspects of design, construction and maintenance of county roads, bridges and culverts. Prepares and administers department budgets and administers fund sources such as the County and Township Motor Fuel Tax and State Local Bridge Fund per statutory duties. Prepares or directs preparation and modifications of reports, specifications, plans, construction schedules, environmental impact studies and designs for road construction. Responsible for direction and supervision of County Highway Department. Performs such other duties as may be prescribed by law and the rules and regulations of the Department and the County Board.
A baccalaureate degree in civil engineering and at least two years experience in civil and highway engineering or in the construction and maintenance of streets or highways, or both; ten years practical experience in civil and highway engineering or in the construction and maintenance of streets or highways, or both, at least two years administrative experience a comparable to that of the office for which he is a candidate; however, first three academic years at an engineering school shall be considered equivalent to two years experience in civil and highway engineering or construction and maintenance of streets and highways.
Must be a registered P.E. unless a County Engineer or superintendent of highways of another county, passage of an IDOT county engineers examination.
Submit resume with along with references by May 23, 2008 to:
Edgar County Board Chairman
Edgar County Clerk’s Office
115 W Court Street – Room J
Paris IL 61944-1785
Equal Opportunity Employer
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