OE Transmission Line Engineers

Gannett Fleming is seeking an OE Transmission Line Engineer to join their Power Business Group. The role involves leading and overseeing transmission line project designs and ensuring compliance with client standards while mentoring less experienced engineers.

Responsibilities:

• Participate in Project Team meetings with clients, other consultants, and contractors
• Review client submittals to ensure constructability and compliance with client standards and procedures
• Review transmission line segments using PLS-CADD or other structural design software
• Review design criteria documents and construction specifications
• Review comprehensive construction packages, including structure loading drawings, structure details, material lists, staking tables, plan and profiles, and stringing charts
• Review project schedules and ensure that materials and long lead times are ordered in time for construction
• Review specifications in compliance with NESC, IEEE, NEC requirements, and industry best practices
• Coordinate feasibility studies, routing studies, and EMF calculations to support project planning
• Oversee project implementation, ensuring proper verification of foundations, structures, and equipment installation
• Mentor and coach less experienced engineers and technicians, fostering professional growth within the team

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Structural Engineering from an accredited college or university
• 4+ years of experience in transmission line design
• In-depth knowledge of NESC, IEEE, and other applicable codes and standards related to transmission line design
• High proficiency in PLS-CADD
• Knowledge and understanding of FAD Tools
• Experience in electrical utility or utility consulting is strongly preferred
• Strong technical writing and verbal communication skills
• Experience with RISA-3D and/or STAAD for structural analysis and design is preferred
• Functional understanding of AISC, ACI 318, ASCE 7, ASCE 10, and ASCE 48 is preferred
• Professional Engineer (PE) license is a plus