Engineer Intern III

This position is located in the Land Protection Division, Oklahoma City office.  Travel is required.

Special Requirement:  This position requires walking long distances, walking a variety of terrain, climbing ladders or stairs, and carrying up to 50 lbs. of equipment.

Major Job Duties:  Oversee permits and corrective action activities at designated solid waste disposal facilities. Assist other members of the work unit in assessments of engineering design as well as the solid waste compliance unit on regulatory compliance determinations. Responsible for project management for assigned sites, technical and engineering review of all aspects of these sites including but not limited to design approvals, construction oversight, groundwater monitoring, gas monitoring, site and equipment design, remedy selection, and application of remedial technologies. Complete permit writing and administration and regulatory compliance determinations. Participate in public meetings and other community relations activities. 

Current permanent classified employees of the State of Oklahoma or former employees who are eligible for reinstatement to Oklahoma's classified service wishing to be considered for this position should submit the HCM-4B with cover letter specifying the title of position as shown above, employee ID, email, daytime phone, mailing address, current job classification, and class code directly to the agency.  Submit by email: bridgett.griffin@deq.ok.gov; fax: 405-702-0121; or mail: ODEQ, Attn: Bridgett Griffin, P.O. Box 1677, 707 N. Robinson Ave., Oklahoma City, OK  73101-1677. Phone: 405-702-1044. For more information about the DEQ, visit www.deq.state.ok.us

Positions in this job family are assigned responsibility for providing engineering expertise, guidance and technical assistance to state agencies, consultants, and the public.  Incumbents accomplish this by performing engineering tasks and by reviewing and evaluating the work of consultants, contractors and facility operators, under the supervision of a professional engineer.

The Engineer Intern job family has five levels that are distinguished based on the complexity of the engineering assignment and the level of expertise required by a specific position.

Level III:     
Incumbents in this level are experienced engineering interns who perform advanced technical engineering duties in support of a program or project.  This level provides advice and guidance as opposed to directing engineering activities.  The complexity of projects assigned, responsibility assumed and degree of supervision necessary will change as the individual advances through this level.

Level III:    
Education and Experience requirements at this level consist of registration as an Engineer Intern and one year experience in the practice of engineering subsequent to registration; or an equivalent combination of education and experience, substituting the completion of a master’s degree in engineering for the required one year of experience in the practice of engineering.