Project Management Institute Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
Bachelor's degree in Civil, Structural, or Architectural Engineering; advanced coursework or a graduate degree in structural engineering is preferred.
California Civil Engineer PE with demonstrated competency to perform structural engineering work; California Structural Engineer (SE) license is preferred.
Experience evaluating, designing, rehabilitating, or modifying structural systems for power generation and hydroelectric facilities, such as powerhouses, dams and appurtenant structures, spillways, intake and outlet structures, equipment foundations, buildings, bridges, retaining structures, and water conveyance facilities.
Proficiency in structural analysis and design for reinforced concrete, structural steel, masonry, and foundations, including seismic evaluation, condition assessment, constructability review, and design of repairs or retrofits for existing facilities.
Familiarity with applicable structural and seismic codes, standards (ACI, ASCE, AISC, etc), and industry practices for generation infrastructure, and experience preparing or reviewing calculations, design criteria, drawings, specifications, technical reports, and construction submittals.
Familiarity with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and California Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) requirements, reviews, submittals, construction authorization, inspection coordination, and project closeout for regulated hydroelectric and dam-safety projects.
Experience coordinating with dam safety engineers, geotechnical engineers, cross functional engineers, O&M; personnel, construction teams, consultants, and regulatory stakeholders on multidisciplinary projects.
Experience with finite element analysis (FEA), including developing and modifying models, evaluating model inputs and assumptions, and interpreting analysis results.
Able to manage and complete several projects concurrently, depending on scope and complexity.
Able to stamp and/or certify engineering drawings and documents.
Has demonstrated a broad and in-depth knowledge of engineering and project management concepts, principals, practices, and design requirements for generation assets; ability to develop moderately complex design changes, project scopes, and project implementation plans; and provide more in-depth investigation & analysis support to O&M.;
Has a working knowledge of power generation industry including understanding of design, construction, and/or operation of rotating machines, and experience interpreting applicable codes, standards, regulations, and practices.
Able to function as a journey level project manager on projects with moderate scope and/or support more experienced project managers on larger or more complex projects.