Jobs at Woodard & Curran

Designs and delivers stormwater and flood resiliency projects, including site grading, erosion control, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, conveyance systems, treatment facilities, permitting, specifications, and construction administration. The role includes client and regulatory communication, quality assurance, task delegation, project delivery oversight, and mentoring staff. Requires Florida PE registration, civil or environmental engineering education, StormWise proficiency, GIS experience, and knowledge of Florida regulations and funding programs.

Provides entry-level engineering support for stormwater and site civil projects, including planning, design, modeling, grading, utility design, treatment systems, and construction oversight. The role involves substantial fieldwork on municipal stormwater and wastewater infrastructure projects, collaboration with multidisciplinary project teams, and work under the supervision of a Registered Professional Engineer.

Manages daily operations, maintenance, regulatory compliance, staffing, budgets, reporting, and client coordination for a wastewater treatment plant and pump stations. Supervises two operators, oversees sampling and laboratory testing, coordinates repairs and construction, maintains operational records, responds to emergencies and alarms, and ensures safe, compliant facility performance. Requires on-call availability, wastewater treatment licensing, substantial industry experience, and familiarity with SCADA and maintenance systems.

The job involves designing and overseeing HVAC and plumbing engineering projects for various clients. Responsibilities include preparation of engineering reports, calculations, drawings, and specifications, along with construction phase services and QA/QC functions. Candidates will work independently with some supervision, interfacing with clients and mentoring junior staff.

Lead technical delivery of municipal wastewater projects including collection systems, pumping stations, and treatment processes. Perform field investigations, design, construction administration, schedule/budget management, client communication, coordination with multidisciplinary teams, AutoCAD drafting oversight, mentoring junior staff, regulatory interfacing, and assist with proposals and business development. Expect local travel and hybrid work.

The SCADA Controls Automation Engineer develops and manages automation systems for water and wastewater projects, collaborating with clients and teams while ensuring project completion within specified parameters.

The Wastewater Senior Technical Manager leads municipal wastewater projects, providing technical expertise and mentoring a team while growing client relationships and business opportunities.

The SCADA Services Engineer will support, maintain, and troubleshoot SCADA systems, enhancing system performance and collaborating with clients and teams for optimal operation.

Provides entry-level engineering support for municipal wastewater projects, including field investigations, data collection, infrastructure condition assessments, CCTV data review, technical analysis, engineering reports, project design, rehabilitation planning, construction oversight, and coordination with clients, contractors, and project teams. The role focuses on wastewater collection and treatment infrastructure throughout Westchester County and requires a strong field presence under the supervision of a Registered Professional Engineer.

Lead and manage municipal wastewater projects through planning, design, construction, start-up, and operations. Oversee multi-disciplinary teams and subconsultants, manage budgets/schedules, coordinate with clients, contractors, and regulators, perform QA/QC, support business development and proposal efforts, mentor staff, and deliver presentations and training. Hybrid role based in Tampa with ~20% travel.

Manage SCADA, automation, and controls projects for municipal and industrial water and wastewater clients from planning through closure. Lead project teams, contractors, vendors, and subcontractors while controlling scope, schedules, budgets, quality, and financial performance. Serve as the primary client contact, lead preconstruction, kickoff, and startup activities, support proposals and project planning, and identify future opportunities. The role requires regular regional travel across New England, with occasional overnight trips.

Lead engineering on municipal stormwater projects, manage project teams, ensure compliance with regulations, and support marketing efforts.

As a Stormwater Project Engineer, you'll design and manage flood resiliency and stormwater projects, ensuring compliance and effective communication with clients and regulatory bodies.

Manage and execute drinking water and wastewater system projects, collaborating with municipal clients, ensuring project delivery, compliance, and quality assurance.