• Join an innovative team where you can enjoy professional development and do meaningful work
• Receive a competitive annual salary of $89,000 – $99,000 plus paid overtime and generous benefits
• Enjoy the rewards of working to improve your community with the confidence of job security in a well-established agency

About the Road Commission for Oakland County

The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) is the county-level road agency in Oakland County, Michigan. Our purpose is to be Oakland County's local road professionals that maintain and innovate local roads and infrastructure. Our mission is to provide the public with leadership in safe and convenient roads, sound financial management, respect for the environment, sensitivity to community concerns, and responsive and dependable service.

RCOC is an essential organization that excels in maintaining and enhancing infrastructure. We oversee 2,700 miles of county roads, 230 miles of state roads, 400 bridges. Our leadership in developing cutting-edge 'smart' traffic signals, like FAST-TRAC, not only improves traffic flow and safety but also reduces emissions, making us a forward-thinking choice.

At RCOC, discover a fulfilling workplace where you enhance road safety for Oakland County, communities, and your loved ones. Join our 110-year-old organization, managing the state's largest county road system, and continuously grow your skills. Join us, a nationally respected road agency offering stability and security.

To read more about us, please visit rcocweb.org.

About the Opportunities

The RCOC is looking for a full-time Civil Engineering Supervisor, Road Project Design to join our team. This role is based in Beverly Hills, Michigan. The position is required to be on-site, for both collaboration and cooperation among the teams.

Reporting to the Manager, Design Engineer, you will work on a wide range of road projects including resurfacing, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and bridge/culvert replacements.

Your primary responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Leads, coordinates, participates and completes the preparation of final plans, specifications, and estimates for assigned road, culvert, and bridge projects
• Exercises engineering judgment to deliver a phase of various road and bridge projects
• Evaluates various reports and information, including geotechnical investigation reports, utility record drawings, as-builts, property/right-of-way information, materials testing reports, and inspection reports
• Ensuring engineering plans, specifications, and cost estimates are accurate and complete
• Liaising with utility companies to identify utility conflicts and relocations
• Managing the acquisition of permits and liaising with various agencies
• Overseeing consultants, ensuring scope, schedule, and budget adherence
• Serving as the primary point of contact for stakeholders, communities, and the general public
• Delivering project documents in a timely manner
• Supervising staff: hiring, termination, prioritization, scheduling, training, addressing concerns and appraisals, and fostering employee-management communication
• Performing related work as required

About You

To qualify, you must have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, and 5 years of progressive road design and engineering experience, project management experience and experience supervising a team of engineers.

You must also have:

• Demonstrated experience applying knowledge of state and federal road design standards
• Established expertise using software programs, including AutoCad Civil 3D and Microsoft Office
• Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and collaborate with multiple stakeholders
• Proven experience presenting to and interacting with community officials, representatives, and members of the public
• Ability to clearly communicate both verbally and written communication
• A Professional Engineer License (asset)
• Bridge design and engineering experience (asset)

Our ideal candidate is technically adept, collaborative, open to learning, flexible, and articulate.

About the Benefits

As recognition for all your hard work and determination, you can look forward to an annual starting salary of $89,000 – $99,000, negotiated based on skills and experience, plus paid overtime, and the following generous benefits:

• Average of 25 days of paid time off
• Up to 14 days paid holidays
• Hybrid pension, including employer-matched 401(a)
• Defined benefit and Roth IRA
• Retention benefit
• Medical insurance including prescription drug plans, employer paid dental, vision, health savings account, and Employer Paid Telemedicine
• Disability benefit
• Retiree healthcare employer paid savings plan
• Tuition reimbursement
• Insurance including Employer Paid Basic Life and AD&D
• Identity theft protection
• Employer Paid Advocacy services
• Job security that comes with an established national agency

Join RCOC if you want to see your designs come to life in your community and have the skills to make it happen. Apply now!