The Civil Designer is responsible for working in a team environment in the preparation of site civil engineering construction documents. Tasks associated with this position include, but may not be limited to:
The Civil Designer completes tasks as assigned by the immediate Project Manager and/or other management staff. The Civil Designer reports directly to the Project Manager but may receive direction from the Assistant Project Manager or from other management staff.
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Soltesz spans six offices strategically located throughout Washington, DC's metropolitan area. Soltesz’s employees offer local expertise with the capabilities to service clients nationwide. Each of Soltesz’s offices has the resources to manage projects of varying sizes and complexities, utilizing the latest methods and technology.
Soltesz is a professional services engineering firm specializing in site/civil environmental services to public and private sector clients such as owners, architects, developers, builders, and municipal, state and federal government agencies. Soltesz provides its services through all phases of the building process: site selection, entitlement, permitting, construction, and post construction.
One of Soltesz’s greatest strengths is its talented professionals. A high percentage of employees have professional registrations, providing the firm with the ability to bring a variety of experienced skill sets to each project.
Engineering services include street design, storm drainage design, stormwater management design, flood plain studies, sediment and erosion control plans, site grading plans, municipal infrastructure improvements, water supply and sanitary sewer systems, and water resources.
Soltesz has many years of experience in performing environmental resource analyses and studies and has a thorough knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations. Services include wetlands delineation and assessments, tree density studies, wetlands mitigation planning and design, permitting for wetlands, forest conservation plans, tree conservation plans, terrestrial habitat management, and stream monitoring.