WGM Group is looking for a professional engineer with municipal water systems, wastewater and storm drainage project experience, including hydraulics analysis and engineering reports for pipelines, pump stations, and treatment. Responsibilities would include leading and participating in teams; producing plans and specifications; design calculations; alternative analysis and selection; preparing cost estimates; preparing engineering reports; reviewing construction submittals; construction administration; construction observation; and funding strategies. Experience with Water CAD and/or HEC-RAS modeling is desired. Strong technical skills are essential. A Master's with an emphasis in hydraulics preferred. Must be licensed as a Professional Engineer in Montana or able to obtain license within 6 months. Competitive pay, full benefits and a pleasant work environment. Please forward a resume with contact info to wgm@wgmgroup.com , along with a brief e-mail describing the applicant's suitability for this position. EOE.
WGM Group is looking for an experienced field survey technician/party chief for a three-quarter to full time position performing field boundary survey and construction layout work for various projects in the western Montana area. Current position is seasonal but could develop into year round employment. Past experience in land survey field work is required, and college level land surveying coursework is preferred. Applicant should be familiar with RTK-GPS field measurements and Trimble GPS receivers and Trimble survey controller software. Experience with robotic total station field work is also preferred, and past work with the Trimble S6 robotic total station is a plus. Please forward a resume with contact info to wgm@wgmgroup.com , along with a brief e-mail describing the applicant's suitability for this position. Competitive pay and a pleasant work environment. EOE.
The ability to obtain and maintain physical and legal access to water has and will always be an important issue for Montanans. Water rights encompass a vast body of complex and often confusing rules and regulations. WGM Group's new water resource team has over 100 years of combined experience in assisting folks who wish to obtain new water, protect their existing water rights, address streambank erosion problems, and restore natural habitat conditions.
As part of the general statewide adjudication process, we use a variety of sources to provide historical research and analysis regarding past water and offer strategic recommendations to protect existing uses. We also provide expertise in preparing applications for new surface and groundwater appropriations.
WGM Group's water team works with users of all sizes, consistently maintaining an excellent working relationship and reputation with the
Team members include:
Karl Uhlig, Senior Water Resource Specialist
John Westenberg, Senior Water Rights Specialist
Susan Anderson, Water Rights/
Comments are requested on a Ravalli County request for funding for a bridge replacement on Willoughby Lane over the Supply Ditch near Stevensville. The existing bridge structure is in poor condition, continues to degrade, and has a restrictive weight limit. The new bridge will be a single-span bridge that stabilizes the roadway for safe passage and removes the load limit. With the funding package proposed, there are no additional direct costs to Ravalli County landowners for this project.
The County would like to share project details and hear your comments. A public information meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 13 at 7:00pm at the Stevensville Main Street Association at 102B Main Street in Stevensville.
If you would like to submit any comments or questions about the project, please email: ckuns@wgmgroup.com
Stay tuned for project updates at http://www.wgmgroup.com/projects/WilloughbyLane.html
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