Baxter & Woodman

Civil Engineer

• Support water resources, land development, and/or transportation projects
• Assist with managing water resources, land development, and transportation design projects and studies
• Prepare site layout, grading, drainage, and erosion control plans
• Design stormwater management, flood mitigation, and water quality systems
• Design and coordinate water, wastewater, and utility systems
• Design roadway, multimodal, access, and site circulation systems
• Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models of stormwater systems
• Prepare drainage studies, stormwater master plans, and supporting technical reports
• Analyze and design municipal neighborhood improvements, including stormwater facilities, roadways, sidewalks, utilities, and related site improvements
• Prepare plans, specifications, cost estimates, and construction documents
• Coordinate multidisciplinary design tasks and perform quality control of models, calculations, reports, and plans
• Support permitting and coordination with local, state, and federal agencies

Civil Engineer III

Inspector

• Conduct on-site observation of work, repairs, and testing
• Observe, measure, and document construction activities
• Complete Daily Reports and job meeting minutes
• Update as-built drawings as needed
• Investigate customer concerns
• Maintain contract document files
• Assist with engineering-related data collection, inspections, assessments, analysis, and review activities
• Coordinate construction activities with contractors and the construction management team
• Consult with Project Engineers, resident project representatives, and contractor superintendents regarding work progress and construction problems
• Review equipment utilization data and time/cost estimates
• Recommend alterations to development and design to improve project quality
• Monitor progress schedules and approved shop drawings
• Resolve construction conflicts and prepare cost-effective solutions
• Protect the owner against defects and deficiencies in the work
• Maintain records of time, equipment, and material needs for potential change orders
• Review and request adjustments to compensation and contract time
• Coordinate monthly development of contractor Monthly Pay Applications based on agreed bid quantities
• Communicate with residents, businesses, and public agency representatives
• Address resident concerns
• Perform other duties as needed or assigned

Construction Inspector II

• Support the construction group on roadway, bridge, underground installation, and treatment plant projects
• Assist design staff when required
• Conduct on-site observation of work, repairs, and tests
• Coordinate construction activities with clients, inspectors, contractors, and public agencies
• Protect the owner against defects and deficiencies in the work
• Serve as liaison with contractors and construction management teams
• Prepare, edit, and format construction reports, technical memoranda, and field documentation
• Maintain project logs for RFIs, submittals, pay applications, change orders, and correspondence
• Review contractor submittals for completeness and accuracy
• Read and interpret plans, specifications, schematics, blueprints, and maps
• Assist with civil engineering, transportation, and municipal client service
• Assist the Construction Manager in resolving construction conflicts and preparing cost-effective solutions
• Organize and maintain digital project files
• Assemble bid packages, project closeout documents, and record drawings
• Use Bluebeam to review, annotate, and compare plan sets and specifications
• Check construction drawings for accuracy, consistency, and completeness
• Track revisions, addenda, and updated construction documents
• Visit construction sites periodically, approximately 20%
• Communicate field observations to project engineers and stakeholders
• Ensure field visits comply with safety standards and PPE requirements
• Create spreadsheets, charts, and logs using Microsoft Excel
• Track project quantities, construction progress, and schedules
• Compile data for monthly pay estimates and contractor invoices
• Attend meetings, provide status updates, prepare reports and meeting minutes
• Identify problem areas and recommend resolutions
• Assist with PowerPoint presentations for progress meetings and internal reporting
• Report issues to the Construction Manager
• Perform other responsibilities as assigned

Construction Engineer III

Technician

• Assist with truck weight verification checks for hot-mix asphalt and aggregate deliveries on IDOT District 4 construction projects
• Travel to active construction sites as requested by IDOT Resident Engineers
• Coordinate with project personnel and independent scale operators
• Select loaded trucks for verification
• Document loaded and empty truck weights
• Complete required weight check reports accurately and in a timely manner
• Work independently in an active construction environment while maintaining safe and professional interactions around active construction traffic and equipment
• Communicate regularly with supervisors based out of Baxter & Woodman's Peoria Heights office

Truck Weight Check Technician

Engineer

• Design roadway, underground utility, and infrastructure improvements using Bentley OpenRoads Designer
• Conduct drainage, traffic, and various engineering studies
• Complete general civil engineering services for municipal, county, and state clients
• Complete engineering plans and specifications using FDOT Standards
• Assist project engineers and managers with tasks required for project delivery
• Collaborate with Baxter & Woodman’s diverse disciplines and offices

Transportation Engineer I

• Design roadway, underground utility, and infrastructure improvements using Bentley OpenRoads Designer
• Conduct drainage, traffic, and various engineering studies
• Complete general civil engineering services for municipal, county, and state clients
• Complete engineering plans and specifications using FDOT Standards
• Assist project engineers and managers with tasks required for project delivery
• Work with Baxter & Woodman’s diverse disciplines and offices

Transportation Engineer, I

• Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models of municipal storm sewer and sanitary collection systems
• Assist with drainage studies and stormwater master plans
• Analyze and design municipal stormwater facilities, including open channels, culverts, storm sewers, detention basins, and green infrastructure
• Perform drainage design for transportation, hydraulic structures, and site design
• Prepare plans and specifications for construction
• Conduct field work associated with flood inspection and/or construction observation
• Handle permitting with local, state, and federal permitting agencies
• Assist with municipal permit review
• Work with municipal clients on water resources projects of varying sizes

Water Resources Engineer I

Software Engineer

• Assist senior engineers with the evaluation, study, and design of stormwater systems
• Perform field work, studies, and design of stormwater infrastructure
• Collaborate with technical departments including Infrastructure, Transportation, and CADD
• Support construction work including quantity computation, construction layout, survey, and construction inspection
• Work directly with firm clients
• Gain well-rounded engineering experience through varied responsibilities and duties

Water Resources Engineering Intern

• Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models of municipal storm sewer and sanitary collection systems
• Assist with drainage studies and stormwater master plans
• Analyze and design municipal stormwater facilities, including open channels, culverts, storm sewers, detention basins, and green infrastructure
• Perform drainage design for transportation, hydraulic structures, and site design
• Prepare plans and specifications for construction
• Conduct field work associated with flood inspection and/or construction observation
• Handle permitting with local, state, and federal permitting agencies
• Assist with municipal permit review
• Work with municipal clients on water resources projects
• Collaborate with team members across a variety of projects

Water Resources Engineer – I

• Assist senior engineers with the evaluation, study, and design of stormwater systems
• Perform field work, studies, and design of stormwater infrastructure
• Collaborate with technical departments including Infrastructure, Transportation, and CADD
• Support construction work including quantity computation, construction layout, survey, and construction inspection
• Gain well-rounded, on-the-job engineering experience
• Work directly with firm clients

Water Resources Engineering Internship

• Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models of municipal storm sewer and sanitary collection systems
• Assist with drainage studies and stormwater masterplans
• Analyze and design municipal stormwater facilities, including open channels, culverts, storm sewers, detention basins, and green infrastructure
• Perform drainage design for transportation, hydraulic structures, and site design
• Prepare plans and specifications for construction
• Perform field work associated with flood inspection and/or construction observation
• Handle permitting with local, state, and federal permitting agencies
• Assist with municipal permit review
• Work with municipal clients on water resources projects

• Conduct on-site observation of work, repairs, and tests as needed
• Coordinate construction activities with clients, inspectors, contractors, and public agencies
• Provide protection for the owner against defects and deficiencies in the work
• Serve as liaison with the contractor
• Maintain job site records, including daily reports, meeting minutes, approved drawings, and pay requests
• Observe, measure, and document construction activities
• Maintain a daily log of construction activities
• Monitor progress schedules and shop drawing logs
• Review pay requests and verify completed work
• Prepare detailed designs as required by workload
• Perform general civil engineering and client service
• Assist with design of future projects during the off season
• Perform other responsibilities as assigned

Construction Engineer II

• Assist senior engineers with the evaluation, study, and design of stormwater systems
• Perform field work, studies, and design of stormwater infrastructure
• Collaborate with technical departments including Infrastructure, Transportation, and CADD
• Support construction work including quantity computation, construction layout, survey, and construction inspection
• Work directly with firm clients
• Develop a well-rounded background in engineering through varied responsibilities

• Support the firm’s construction group on projects involving roadways, bridges, underground installation, and infrastructure construction
• Conduct on-site observation of work, repairs, and tests as needed
• Coordinate construction activities with clients, inspectors, contractors, and public agencies
• Protect the owner against defects and deficiencies in the work
• Serve as liaison with the contractor
• Maintain job site records, including daily reports, meeting minutes, approved drawings, and pay requests
• Observe, measure, and document construction activities
• Maintain a daily construction activity log
• Monitor progress schedules and shop drawing logs
• Review pay requests and verify completed work
• Complete detailed designs as required by workload
• Provide general civil engineering and client service
• Assist with design of future projects during the off season
• Work directly with firm clients
• Perform other responsibilities as assigned