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FEBRUARY 2015
VOLUME 18 - 5
Conveyances
INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS
The Official Newsletter of the ITE Colorado/Wyoming Section
Members of the ITE CO/WY Section ...
With the recent weather fluctuations, I hope that you have
had opportunity to enjoy the
best of the outdoors Colorado
has to offer both in wintry and
in spring-like weather.
The January Vendor Show
enjoyed some of the nicer
weather, fortunately, for both
the well-attended morning
technical sessions and also
the vendor show itself.
Thanks to Will Johnson for his hard work in assembling
another successful event! Thanks also to WL Contractors
for hosting the technical sessions when attendance was
greater than originally expected. I hope that those of
you who attended the vendor show portion of the event
enjoyed the new venue this year at the Lamar Street
Center--if we are there again next year perhaps we will
have to see about the cost to add some pedal car races
to the event agenda!
I would like to also thank Rich Follmer for his hosting,
on behalf of the Section, a social gathering event at the
recent Wyoming Engineering Society Annual Convention
in Cheyenne. Rich was able to update attendees on Section activities and seek feedback on items that might be
of interest to Wyoming members. It appears that there
may be interest in forming a Wyoming Chapter to more
effectively address the needs of our Wyoming membership. If you are reading this and that possibility is of interest to you please contact Rich Follmer at
[email protected] for more information.
Back in Metro Denver, I hope that some of you also had
the pleasure of attending the Section's recent Meet N
Upcoming Events ...
March Luncheon—Page 7
Greet event, which highlighted the City and County of
Denver and included the opportunity to get to know key
Denver personnel better. Thanks to Emily Gloeckner for
putting together another great event, and to the Denver
staff for making themselves available.
We are also getting to that time of year where our most
recent Past President will be seeking candidates for this
year's Secretary-Treasurer election. If you work for a
consultant or other non-public agency and would be interested in running, please contact Aaron Heumann at
[email protected].
Finally, please make time in your calendars for both our
upcoming luncheon meeting on March 13, to be held at
the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs
(complete with tour!), and the upcoming Spring Transportation Symposium on April 10, to be held at the Colorado Convention Center. Both events promise to be
highly informative and enjoyable—I hope to see many of
you there!
Anna L. Bunce
President
Colorado-Wyoming Section ITE
MARCH LUNCHEON
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Inside This Issue ...
March 13, 2015
Committee Reports · 2-3
Treasurer’s Report · 4
Announcements · 5
Life is a Highway! · 6
Puzzle Maniac · 6
Events Calendar · 8
Job Opportunities · 10-15
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January/February Meeting
Highlights
do you want to see highlighted? Was the food and the
beverage list appropriate?
What can we change to
make the event better or more successful? Please submit any feedback to [email protected].
The Colorado/Wyoming ITE Section held their Annual
Vendor Show at a new venue (the Lamar Street Center)
on January 23rd. Will Johnson coordinated this record
setting event, with a 10-year high of 275 attendees and
40 vendor booths. There was overflow attendance at
both of the technical sessions prior to the vendor show,
and there was positive feedback on the quality of food
and new atmosphere.
The next Section meeting will be a luncheon held in Colorado Springs on Friday, March 13th. General registration will be available on the Section’s website at http://
www.cowyite.org/nextmeeting/.
by Lou Davenport, Section Scribe
Building upon the success of this year’s vendor show,
the Section plans to add more vendors and technical
sessions next year and move the location again to accommodate a larger crowd. Thank you to all the vendors who make the show possible!
On February 19th, the Colorado/Wyoming ITE Section
held a “Meet and Greet” with the leadership from the
City and County of Denver at the Hotel Monaco in downtown Denver. This year was the 4th in an annual series
highlighting leadership in our transportation community,
and included 85 attendees. The meeting opened with a
presentation by Executive Director Jose Cornejo and
was followed by a presentation from the Director of
Transportation, Crissy Fanganello.
We plan to make these leadership events an integral
part of our Section’s annual schedule, but as we move
forward we would love to hear feedback from our members! What did you like about the event? What agency
The 2014 Transportation Symposium will be held on Friday, April 10 in downtown Denver at the Colorado Convention Center. General registration for this event will
also be available soon.
The Colorado/Wyoming Section contact is Anna Bunce,
City of Aurora,
at
(303)
739 -7263 or
[email protected]. Also, please visit our Section’s
website at www.cowyite.org.
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Awards Committee
by John LaSala, Committee Chair
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
ITE Colorado/Wyoming Section
Transportation Professional of the Year Award
We are seeking nominations for the Transportation Professional of the Year Award for contributions to the profession and/or ITE which occurred during 2014. The
Awards Committee strongly requests that each member
consider submitting a confidential nomination.
The Transportation Professional of the Year Award is
presented in May and recognizes notable professionalism
and achievement by a Section member during the previous calendar year. A broad range of activities and accomplishment may be recognized by this award, including:
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Leadership or technical activities on a specific project
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Leadership (including administration and training) or
technical activities within an organization
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Research activities and/or publications and presentations
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Notable service to the Institute and/or Colorado/
Wyoming Section
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Volunteer service effort (including: to community
groups) that promotes the professional practice of
transportation engineering
If you know of a member who you feel deserves this
year’s award, please contact John La Sala at (720) 9134534 or [email protected]. A nomination form
is included with this newsletter. Nominations are due by
April 13.
The Colorado/Wyoming Section is now
on Facebook! To get connected with
other members, go to:
http://tinyurl.com/cowyitefacebook
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Treasurer’s Report
by Ryan Germeroth, Secretary/Treasurer
The current budget summary
is listed below.
If you have any questions or
comments concerning this
budget summary, please contact Ryan Germeroth at [email protected].
Actual Cash Flow as of December 31, 2014
Income
Budget
Actual
Executive Committee
Administrative
$0.00
$0.00
Business Card Ads
Dues - ITE Payment
Dues - Misc
Employment Ads
Interest
Lunch Meetings
Spring Symposium
Vendor Show
$6,400.00
$3,400.00
$1,250.00
$500.00
$10.00
$7,300.00
$1,800.00
$16,000.00
$6,500.00
$0.00
$850.00
$250.00
$2.28
$6,535.00
$2,029.00
$7,250.00
$4,000.00
$700.00
$15,600.00
$0.00
$840.00
$0.00
$56,960.00
$24,256.28
Activities
Annual Activity
Continuing Education
Golf
Subtotal
Expense
Executive Committee
Administrative
Budget
Actual
($1,000.00)
($1,750.00)
($250.00)
($1,400.00)
($14,000.00)
($1,000.00)
($125.00)
($125.00)
$0.00
($9,500.00)
($276.00)
$0.00
($102.40)
($354.37)
($9,031.04)
$0.00
($25.00)
$0.00
$0.00
($177.43)
($2,000.00)
($370.00)
($6,000.00)
($200.00)
($850.00)
($160.00)
($13,000.00)
($8,800.00)
($750.00)
($200.00)
($350.00)
($200.00)
$0.00
($82.59)
$0.00
($79.89)
($308.85)
$0.00
($13.44)
($5,297.00)
$0.00
($66.77)
$0.00
$0.00
Subtotal ($62,030.00)
($15,814.78)
President - WD Annual Mtg
Bank Charges/Fees
EC Meetings
Lunch Meetings
Program Committee
Newsletter Contest
Table Survey Contest
Spring Symposium
Vendor Show
Activities
Charitable Giving
Happy Hour
Annual Activity
Awards
Continuing Education
Membership Committee
Golf
Transfer to Scholarship
Student Chapter
Website
Technical Committee
Contingency
Total
($5,070.00)
$8,441.50
The Colorado/Wyoming Section is now
on Facebook! To get connected with
other members, go to:
http://tinyurl.com/cowyitefacebook
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SECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please send any announcements that you wish to be posted in the newsletter to Bart
Przybyl, Newsletter Editor, [email protected].
CALL FOR CANDIDATES—SECRETARY/TREASURER
The Colorado/Wyoming Section of ITE is seeking candidates for secretary/treasurer for our next year (201516). Since the Section alternates between public and
private officers, this year we are seeking candidates
who are employed in the Private Sector. Service would
begin in August of this year, and would very likely continue through the increasingly rewarding offices of Vice
President and President, before finishing up as the Past
President for the Section.
The Secretary/Treasurer handles the accounting for the
Section and documents Section meetings. If elected,
you will join a team of professionals who enjoy working
together to provide the best services possible to the
members of our Section. Service to ITE often builds
lasting relationships with fellow professionals in addition
to providing numerous opportunities for public speaking
to your peers. Additional rewarding highlights of service
include travel, expansion of your social and professional
networks, educational programs, and presentation of
awards to current leaders and future engineers.
If this sounds exciting to you, or if you know of potential candidates, please contact Aaron Heumann at (720)
540-6887 or [email protected].
2018 ITE WESTERN DISTRICT MEETING
BRECKENRIDGE, COLORADO
It is official! The Colorado/Wyoming Section will be hosting the 2018 ITE Western District Annual Meeting in
Breckenridge, Colorado!
There was a lot of excitement at the joint Western/Mid
Western meeting in Rapid City when it was announced
that the meeting will be in Breckenridge. I know it will
be a great meeting and we will have a huge turnout.
Thank you to all the Local Arrangements Committee
(LAC) volunteers that helped with the proposal and
presentation effort.
Now the real work begins for the LAC! If you are interested in volunteering for the LAC, please contact Ben
Waldman at [email protected] or Aaron Heumann
at [email protected].
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Life is a Highway!
Puzzle Maniac
by Bill Hange, City of Loveland
by Bart Przybyl, Newsletter Editor
Another new year and it has started off quickly. The
Section Annual Vendor Show was a great hit in my opinion. The new conference area provided by WL Contractors is excellent and the food was fantastic. Thanks to
the vendors, Will Johnson and his committee as well as
WL for a great time. There were a couple of excellent
seminars prior to the luncheon that many members took
advantage of attending, the house was packed.
Congratulations to Joe Henderson who was the winner
of last newsletter’s Puzzle Maniac. He chose to receive
free admission to an upcoming luncheon.
The interest in using technology for measuring traffic
flow and system effectiveness was most interesting to
me. Cell phones, MAC addresses and more were discussed as ways to get data on movement of not just
vehicles but people trips. This is so important to our
multi-modal efforts to move people and goods. Due to
interest and demand, it was suggested more information
be conveyed on these topics be at the up-coming Spring
Symposium in April.
If you are not involved in ITE in some way I encourage
you to jump in now. I would like to see more research
on the geometrics of acceleration/deceleration turn lane
design. Maybe you have a current need to study some
topic so talk to our committee on doing something
you’re interested in diving into further. One topic I think
should be very current and interesting is the degradation
of signalized intersection capacity due to texting and cell
phone use. Many of you may be wondering about this
and have seen it doing field counts and studies.
Here’s to hoping you have a great and safe New Year.
Life is a highway so why not drive it a bit to help others
travel and enjoy.
Arnold Undzis from AM Signal presenting in the second seminar
on communications and measuring traffic flow at the January
2015 ITE Vendor Show.
For this issue, how many different ways is it possible to
arrange the order of these four kings?
Please send your answer to the puzzle to
[email protected] by March 9th, 2015.
The winner will be awarded a free ITE luncheon OR a
$25 gift certificate to the establishment of their choice.
SOLUTION TO LAST NEWSLETTER’S PUZZLE
The correct answer was four each of $1 coins, quarters,
nickels, and pennies.
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MARCH LUNCHEON
What:
ITE Colorado-Wyoming Annual Vendor Show and Section Luncheon Meeting
When:
Friday, March 13, 2015
Where:
West Wing Conference Center of the US Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs
1 Olympic Plaza, Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Time:
10:30 a.m.— Facility Tour
11:30 a.m.— Registration and Networking
12:00 p.m.—Lunch Served
1:00 p.m.—Program Presentation
2:00 p.m.—Luncheon Ends
Program:
We have lined up a group of enlivening speakers: Matt Stone, Manager of Business Development at USOTC, will speak about USOTC parking and traffic management during
sport events; Emily Gloeckner, our very own star athlete, will tell us stories about her
experience on a US National Cycling Team; last but not least, Tharon Drake, a renowned Paralympic Athlete, will tell us his incredible stories. Come inspired by these excellent speakers!
Cost:
$25 for Members and Local Affiliates
$35 for non-Members
$5 for Students and Retired Members
Menu:
Chicken Entrees—Chicken Almondine all natural chicken breast crusted in almonds,
pan seared and served over a creamy tomato basil sauce and garnished with fresh parsley
REGISTER NOW
Beef Entrée—Chimichurri Grilled Petite Filet of Beef Hand-cut and trimmed, simply seasoned and char-grilled beef tender. Served with our house made Chimichurri Sauce
Vegetarian/Vegan Option—Bountiful Stuffed Bell Pepper Sweet pepper stuffed with
wild rice, raisins, dried apricot, red onion, grape tomatoes, fresh thyme and rosemary
then baked in the oven & drizzled with balsamic reduction (vegan option)
Upcoming
Luncheons
and Events:
APR
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MAY
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Events Calendar
Please send events to be posted in this calendar to Bart Przybyl, Newsletter Editor, [email protected].
MAR
2015
APR
2015
MAY
2015
JUNE
2015
March 13, 2015
CO/WY ITE Section Luncheon
Colorado Springs
March 19, 2015
CO/WY ITE Section EC Meeting
April 10, 2015
13th Annual Spring Transp. Symposium
Denver Metro
April 17, 2015
CO/WY ITE Section EC Meeting
May 8, 2015
CO/WY ITE Section Luncheon
Denver Metro
May 15, 2015
CO/WY ITE Section EC Meeting
June 12, 2015
CO/WY ITE Annual Golf Tournament
Denver Metro
June 19, 2015
CO/WY ITE Section EC Meeting
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Senior Traffic Engineer
EST, Inc. (EST), is an established multi-disciplined engineering, surveying and testing firm with offices
throughout Oklahoma and in Colorado. EST has an immediate opening in our Denver office for a selfmotivated and detailed oriented Senior Traffic Engineer.
EST offers a great benefits package and a fun work environment. We encourage personal professional
growth and provide a positive work environment for our employees. Please visit our website at
www.estinc.com for more company information.
The Senior Traffic Engineer will be responsible for overseeing assigned work, coordinating with clients and
teaming partners in order to complete effective quality products. This candidate will also be responsible for
monitoring internal staff, preparing and monitoring project scope of work, budgets, and schedules as needed.
This position will support design-related services for transportation projects for highway, state, city, and county roadways including design-build projects. Duties include: Prepare Plan, Specification and Estimate (PS&E)
plans including design of traffic signals, signing and pavement marking, signal system and interconnect design and implementation, traffic impact analysis, traffic signal warrants, intersection and interchange operational analyses using HCS, SYNCHRO, SIMTRAFFIC and other applicable Transportation Engineering Models. Traffic Engineer will supervise others in development of traffic studies including traffic impact analyses,
traffic signal timing plans, and microscopic simulation modeling.
Desired Skills and Experience
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10+ years of progressive responsible experience in traffic/transportation infrastructure systems.
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PE and PTOE Required
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Candidates must possess a Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering
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Experience on Colorado local agency and CDOT projects, including familiarity with agency project management and project approval processes.
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Possess leadership qualities and excellent verbal communication and written skills, including experience
in public meeting settings, meeting organization and documentation.
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Proficient in the use of traffic analysis and planning software standard to the industry.
Position Overview
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Will do projects/tasks of various sizes for a variety of clients.
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Lead and manage complex traffic engineering tasks and projects.
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Provide technical guidance and mentorship to engineers and technical staff.
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Manage client relationships with Public and Private Clients.
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Coordinate traffic tasks with other staff on highway and bridge projects.
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Coordinate traffic studies, traffic design, and highway occupancy permits with site designers.
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Manage and perform the development of roadway plans, pavement marking plans, traffic control plans,
and project cost estimates and specifications.
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Project Engineer - Traffic
Salary:
Job Type:
Location:
$57,334.78 - $94,602.14 Annually
Full-Time Regular
Aurora, Colorado
Plans, coordinates, administers and performs complex professional engineering work and provides technical
expertise in transportation planning and improvement projects under the supervision and direction of the Traffic Engineer to support the traffic engineering functions of the Engineering Services Division of the Public
Works Department.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
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Plans, reviews, develops, and coordinates complex transportation projects and operational assessments/
improvements potentially including higher level transportation modeling and optimization
Assists and supports in development and evolution of policies, priorities, goals, and objectives
Performs cost analysis and budgeting projections for long-term capital funding plans; acts as a team leader for design engineers, technicians, and other support personnel
Responds to citizen complaints and inquiries about traffic related issues as assigned
Coordinates with school districts on traffic related issues; evaluates requests for additional traffic control
devices and/or modifications as assigned
Prepares traffic studies and reports addressing specific problems and concerns
Performs detailed accident analysis at signalized locations
May review traffic impact analysis reports and transportation studies
Provides back-up support for review of traffic control plan submittals, temporary use and sign permits, and
civil plan documents; and performs additional duties as assigned
Minimum Qualifications:
Education: Bachelor's degree in civil engineering or directly related field.
Experience: At least 5 years progressively responsible professional engineering work in assigned function. An equivalent combination of education, training and experience that demonstrates required knowledge,
skills and abilities may be considered. Knowledge: Knowledge of traffic control devices, practices and procedures as defined in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices; knowledge of the basic principles of civil
engineering; municipal design criteria and specifications; AutoCAD and traffic engineering software.
Knowledge: Knowledge of current engineering principles and practices applicable to assigned function; comprehensive knowledge of traffic engineering standards and principles; AutoCAD and traffic engineering software as well as standard word processing, spreadsheet, and database software. VISSIM experience and
modeling experience preferred. Previous traffic signal design and/or construction management experience
preferred. Lead worker or supervisory experience preferred.
Abilities: Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing with the public, commissions, City
Council, and city staff regarding transportation projects and issues; make decisions and solve complex technical problems; interpret codes and criteria; use computer design and optimization software in engineering
projects; work effectively and collaboratively with other employees, outside agencies, and citizens.
Skills: Strong interpersonal, analytical and organizational skills. Skills in the use of field and office engineering instruments and equipment.
Licenses, Certificates or Equipment Required: Registration as a Professional Engineer (PE) with the State
of Colorado or ability to obtain within 6 months of employment. Colorado driver's license with a good driving
history. This position may require the incumbent to occasionally use personal equipment (e.g. vehicle, cell
phone, tools, etc.) in the course of their employment.
Please visit http://agency.governmentjobs.com/aurora/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=1047879 for more
information and to apply.
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Senior Planner/Project Manager
Atkins has been providing infrastructure planning, engineering, construction, environmental consulting, urban
planning, architecture, and program management services to public and private clients across the United
States for more than 50 years.
Atkins seeks an energetic and highly motivated self-starter to join our Denver Transportation Planning
West Group as a Senior Planner/Project Manager.
MAJOR FUNCTION/ROLE:
In this role you will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge of transportation and transit planning/
engineering to a variety of planning projects throughout the state of Colorado and company-wide.
JOB DUTIES:
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May function as lead planner/engineer or technical consultant working with clients including the Colorado
Department of Transportation, various MPO and local government clients.
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Assist in identifying opportunities, marketing, and securing work assignments within the Denver market
and around the state.
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Defines scope of project, with full responsibility for interpreting, organizing, executing and coordinating
planning projects.
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Coordinates preparation of technical reports and project submissions.
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Participates in negotiations with clients.
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Monitors work progress and conformance to technical standards and regulations. • Manages planning projects for budget compliance, deadlines and quality control.
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Prepares planning and site design concepts for special clients, governmental agency or commission hearings.
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Performs such other duties as the Supervisor may from time to time deem necessary.
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:
A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Planning, Traffic Engineering or a related field with at least 10 years of experience. Our ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate an established career in transportation planning or
engineering, specific to transportation projects. Candidate needs to have experience working with MPO and
Public & Private (City and County of Denver) contacts.
SPECIAL SKILLS:
Strong technical writing and communication skills are required at this level, proven through technical presentations, technical papers and/or participation in technical committees.
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS:
AICP Certification or PE desired.
See more at: http://careers.atkinsglobal.com/job/sr-planner-project-manager-transportation--jobid-us002043#sthash.G8WElD9z.dpuf
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Graduate Engineer
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH®) is a multi-disciplined firm of engineers, architects, planners, and scientists known for our comprehensive technical capabilities and superior client service, which contribute to Building a Better World for All of Us. We've been in business for 85 years serving both public and private clients
from more than 30 offices across the Midwest, Colorado, and Wyoming.
Brief Description
We are looking for an individual who wants to be part of a team that provides exceptional service to our clients, and we have an immediate opening for a Graduate Engineer within our Traffic Engineering Practice
Center located in Denver, CO.
Responsibilities for this position include working as a traffic and roadway Design Engineer in a team setting
under the direct supervision of a Project Manager on the design of local and state transportation projects and
working with a project team on the design and development of project plans and reports.
Job Requirements
Required Qualifications:
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Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering with coursework in traffic engineering and/or roadway design.
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Minimum of zero (0) to four (4) years of previous experience in the Civil Engineering field.
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Must have successfully completed or scheduled to complete the EIT exam in the next three months.
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Previous experience and working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word, etc.).
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Must possess a valid Driver’s License and be able to provide own means of reliable transportation.
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Ability to travel as needed for team meetings, client consultations, on-site inspections, etc.
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Ability to walk and climb over rough terrain and carry up to 40 pounds.
Preferred Qualifications:
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Previous experience with highway capacity software and SYNCHRO/SimTraffic or other traffic planning
and analysis software.
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Previous experience and working knowledge of AutoCAD, Civil3D, Microstation and InRoads or Geopak.
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Previous experience or coursework in civil engineering including: hydraulics, road design, utility design,
road construction, inspection, and survey field experience.
How To Apply
For confidential consideration, please apply through the SEH website (https://careers.sehinc.com) or fax resume and salary requirements to 651.490.2138. Please refer to the job number IRC4629 when submitting
your resume by fax.
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2014—2015 Executive Committee
President
Anna Bunce
City of Aurora
303-739-7263
[email protected]
Vice-President
Freddy He
Stantec
303-285-4540
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer
Ryan Germeroth
Town of Castle Rock
720-733-2472
[email protected]
Past President
Aaron Heumann
SEH
720-540-6887
[email protected]
Technical Committee
Nitin Deshpande
Colorado Department of Transportation
303-512-5835
[email protected]
Website Committee
Greg MacKinnon
DRCOG
303-480-5633
[email protected]
Activities Committee
Emily Gloeckner
Fehr & Peers
303-296-4300
[email protected]
Scholarship and Career
Guidance Committee
Alex Larson, Apex Design, PC
303-339-0440
[email protected]
Membership Committee
Rich Follmer
Felsburg, Holt & Ullevig
303-721-1440
[email protected]
Awards Committee
John LaSala
City and County of Denver
720-913-4534
[email protected]
Continuing Education Committee
Chris Sheffer
CH2MHill
303-325-8012
[email protected]
Golf Committee
Chris Hopkins
Wilson and Company
303-501-1208
[email protected]
Section Scribe
Lou Davenport
Apex Design, PC
303-339-0440
[email protected]
Vendor Show Coordinator
Will Johnson
Atkins
303-221-7275
[email protected]
Activities Report Coordinator
Dan Eybs
AECOM
303-376-2949
[email protected]
Legislative Committee
Scott Thomas
Apex Design, PC
303-339-0440
[email protected]
Symposium Coordinator
Kari McDowell Schroeder
McDowell Engineering
970-623-0788
[email protected]
University of Wyoming
Student Chapter Liaison
Chris Vokurka
303-955-8302
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor
Bart Przybyl
Apex Design, PC
303-339-0440
[email protected]
Social Media Committee and
University of Colorado at Denver
Student Chapter Liaison
Lisa Truong
Alliant Engineering, Inc.
[email protected]
612-758-3080
COLORADO/WYOMING SECTION
Institute of Transportation Engineers
TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR AWARD
Nomination Form
I hereby nominate ____________________for the Transportation Professional of the Year Award
of the Colorado/Wyoming Section of the Institute of Transportation Engineers.
Reasons my nominee should receive this award in service to the transportation profession and the
Institute are summarized below:
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Nominated submitted by: ___________________________________________________________
Phone: _______________
Return completed form to:
John La Sala
City and County of Denver
201 West Colfax Ave., #506
Denver, CO 80202
(720) 913-4534 (voice/office phone)
Email: [email protected]