ANDERSON-BOGERT Engineers & Surveyors, Inc., a civil engineering firm, was originally established in 1955. The firm provides engineering, planning, and surveying services to private and public clients. The total design concept currently offered to ANDERSON-BOGERT clients includes civil and transportation engineering, planning, land surveying, construction surveying, and various types of special technical surveying. ANDERSON-BOGERT's people-oriented and results-driven team uses their extensive skills and knowledge in the execution of the total design concept for each project. ANDERSON-BOGERT Engineers & Surveyors, Inc. is an AA/EEO employer.

CIVIL ENGINEERING DESIGN TECHNICIAN Responsibilities include working on civil engineering design, construction documents, and legal survey plat preparation utilizing AutoCAD. AutoCAD or Land Development software experience is helpful, but additional training will be available.

PROJECT ENGINEER Position requires a degree in Civil Engineering and licensure as a P.E. The applicant should have a minimum of 5-years experience with a background in municipal, transportation, or structural engineering. Project management, client relations, and general civil engineering skills would be an asset. This position will provide a wide variety of experience and a progressive increase in responsibility. Additional training opportunities offered. The ideal candidate will be a strong, technical engineer to advance in project management skills.

We have a "flat" management structure - no defined hierarchy to climb. We promote our staff to be their best, achieve as much as possible, and share in the rewards. This sounds simple, but it is hard work.

We are a winning team in a fun, successful environment.

• Traffic signal design
• Signal coordination
• Trails design
• Planning studies
• Multi-modal transportation
• Development site impact studies
• Parking
• Construction staging and traffic control
• Pavement marking and signing
• Miscellaneous other traffic engineering work

• Airport layout plans
• Air side studies/design
• Land side facilities design
• Guidance systems
• Lighting, facilities rehabilitation design
• Other aviation related services

• Distribution and collection systems
• Water distribution analysis
• Water distribution design
• Wastewater pressure and gravity systems design
• Wastewater treatment
• Wastewater systems rehabilitation
• Systems mapping
• Other miscellaneous water/wastewater engineering services

• Intersection analyses and design
• Urban street and highway expansions and retrofits
• Transportation systems management
• Congestion mitigation
• Various associated widening, rehabilitation, and reconstruction engineering services

• Commercial and residential site development
• Storm drainage systems analyses and design
• Pavement management and rehabilitation programs
• Construction observation/construction management
• Construction surveying
• Lot surveys
• ALTA surveys
• Subdivisions
• Wetlands surveys
• Topographic design surveys

Iowa Department of Transportation “2009 Iowa’s ‘Best’ Traffic Management PCC Paving Project” – Oak Crest Hill Road between Hills and Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa

Society of Land Surveyors of Iowa “2010 Topographical Map Award” – Czech and Slovak Museum & Library, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

The American Council of Engineering Companies of Iowa 2008 Engineering Achievement Award (in the Transportation Category) - 1st Avenue East: 19th Street to Cottage Grove Road Pavement Widening & Intersection Improvements, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Asphalt Paving Association of Iowa "2004 Parking Lot Paving Award" - Menard's, Marion, Iowa

Iowa Engineering Society "2004 Engineering Excellence Award" - Cedar River Trail, Cedar Rapids , Iowa

Iowa Engineering Society "2002 Engineering Excellence Award, Honorable Mention" - Highway 131 Reconstruction, Belle Plaine , Iowa

Iowa Concrete Paving Association "2001 Award of Excellence" - Wright Brothers Boulevard , Cedar Rapids , Iowa

American Concrete Pavement Association "National Award for Excellence" - Runway 05/23, Muscatine Municipal Airport , Muscatine , Iowa

We work with clients throughout Eastern Iowa, so client-related travel is a typically no more than a daylong event. Occasionally, special requirements may entail an overnight stay.

We have two goals for the next three to five years:

1. Maintain our competitive advantage in our current markets.
2. Grow new markets.

Our company is aggressively pursuing new markets generally in the areas of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Large Scale Traffic Engineering Regional Planning, and Specialty Surveying Clients.

In the last four years, our company has evolved from a minor consulting firm to an engineering company that aggressively competes with much larger firms for major regional projects in Eastern Iowa . Our expertise in specialty engineering disciplines has given us the contacts that we leveraged into major clients through our dedication to on-time delivery of quality services.

Our typical work week is 40 hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. , with one hour for lunch.

We do not require, or spend, a lot of overtime. Occasionally, staff may have to spend some extra time to complete a project. However, our emphasis is on our people and we try to manage our teams to minimize time spent on evenings and weekends. To achieve that, we expect staff to work efficiently so the whole team can succeed, on-time.

General dress in the office is business casual; however, meetings with clientele may dictate a more professional attire.

There is an 18-hole municipal golf course, with a convenient driving range, across the street from our office. We are also located about 3 minutes from a gun club with trap, archery, and rifle/pistol ranges. There are numerous restaurants, three fitness centers, two shopping malls and numerous other stores within 10 minutes.

We are an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. The ages of our staff range from 20 years old to over 60 years old, and our personnel turnover is typically very low.

Our company has two major sponsored social events each year; the annual Holiday Party, and a summer event (usually a golf outing). We also have a monthly company meeting (usually over lunch) to discuss Company progress, work issues, planning of the Company social events and, occasionally, a speaker on various subjects from technical to self-help.

Our staff has many hobbies and interests such as sports, golf, scuba diving, hunting, rock collecting, antique cars, archery, fishing, rock climbing, wine tasting, and numerous others.

We encourage staff to be involved socially outside of work through civic organizations, service clubs, and luncheon clubs, as we feel community involvement builds well rounded character.

New employees receive extensive, on-the-job training. Our training program is aimed at growing the professional development of the team member. The training program has three goals:

1. Prepare and develop for professional licensure.
2. Prepare and develop technical abilities towards the specialty area best suited for the candidate.
3. Prepare and develop interpersonal skills, management ability, client contacts, public contact, and other "soft skills" so the candidate can realize their fullest potential in private side engineering.

We view training as an ongoing process throughout a person's career. The engineering profession is not static, and new business opportunities arise frequently.

In the first year, the new person will experience many different tasks in several fields. Most of the work will be concentrated in the person's general field of expertise. However, it is important that a new employee sees what other team members' responsibilities, duties, and work are like.

The first year will consist of learning our systems, basic design and simple analyses, and assisting on project specific work. Before advancing into a specialty engineering discipline, the new employee must demonstrate proficiency in general Civil Engineering practice.

Annual reviews are conducted with each employee to discuss their career goals and help map out a plan to achieve those goals. We review their goals from the previous year and how much progress was made toward those goals.

Our company will assist, or completely cover, educational expenses directly associated with work-oriented development. For example, we have paid for short courses on the engineering software packages we commonly use.

Reimbursement for an academic degree program is conditional upon:

1. The person must work for the company for at least one year prior to taking course work eligible for reimbursement.
2. The person must agree to work for the company for at least one year after the course work is completed.
3. The course must be successfully completed.
4. The degree program and course work must be pre-approved by a firm principal. Generally, the applicant will be responsible to show how the degree program will be of benefit to the Company.

Our company benefits include:

• Employee Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Health, Life, Dental, and Disability Insurance Plan
• 401k Retirement Plan
• Cafeteria Plan

Apply to Anderson-Bogert