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								<title>Transportation Engineer | Heath &#38; Associates, Inc.</title>								
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								<description>Puyallup, Washington,  Transportation Engineer 
 Heath &#38; Associates Puyallup, WA (Flexible work arrangement) 
 heathtraffic.com 
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 About Us 
 Heath &#38; Associates is a transportation engineering firm based in Pierce County, Washington. Since 1989, we&#39;ve completed over 4,000 traffic studies for clients throughout the Pacific Northwest. Our work spans private and institutional development, including residential, commercial, and industrial projects, as well as a growing portfolio of public-sector projects for small cities and local agencies. 
 The Role 
 We&#39;re looking for an experienced Transportation Engineer to carry a full project workload of traffic analyses for private, institutional, and public-sector clients. You&#39;ll run studies from scoping through final deliverables, coordinating directly with clients and reviewing agencies. Design experience is a plus &#8212; we&#39;re growing our in-house design capabilities and there&#39;s opportunity here for someone who can contribute on that side as well. 
 Your work will be supported by two senior licensed engineers. We expect you to be on a path toward PE licensure and able to obtain it within two years of hire. 
 What You&#39;ll Do 
 &#xb7; Perform intersection and corridor operations analyses using Synchro and Sidra software 
 &#xb7; Prepare traffic impact analyses, trip generation studies, and feasibility studies for private development 
 &#xb7; Prepare Intersection Control Evaluations (ICEs) based on WSDOT standards 
 &#xb7; Develop traffic volume forecasts and trip distribution patterns 
 &#xb7; Draft technical reports for agency review 
 &#xb7; Coordinate with clients, review agencies, and other stakeholders 
 &#xb7; Conduct vehicle turning movement analyses using AutoTURN 
 &#xb7; Prepare figures, exhibits, and supporting graphics in AutoCAD 
 &#xb7; Perform safety analyses, sight distance evaluations, queuing studies, and parking studies 
 With design experience, you may also: 
 &#xb7; Design Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) and other pedestrian safety improvements 
 &#xb7; Prepare traffic signal designs 
 &#xb7; Perform illumination analyses and develop lighting design plans 
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 Why Heath &#38; Associates 
 &#xb7; A varied, steady project workload &#8212; you&#39;ll be productive from day one 
 &#xb7; Direct client interaction and project ownership, not layers of middle management 
 &#xb7; A growing design practice you can help shape 
 &#xb7; Collaborative team with two PE/PTOEs providing technical support and mentorship 
 &#xb7; Flexible work arrangement (open to discussion) 
 &#xb7; A firm with 35+ years of client relationships across the Pacific Northwest What We&#39;re Looking For: 
 Required: 
 &#xb7; 5+ years of experience in traffic analysis or transportation engineering 
 &#xb7; Proficiency with Synchro and Sidra 
 &#xb7; Strong technical writing and client communication skills 
 &#xb7; EIT certification and ability to obtain PE licensure within two years 
 &#xb7; Bachelor&#39;s degree in civil engineering, transportation engineering, or a related field 
 Preferred: 
 &#xb7; Experience with AutoCAD and AutoTURN 
 &#xb7; Background in traffic signal design, RRFB design, or illumination analysis/design 
 &#xb7; Familiarity with MUTCD, AASHTO, WSDOT, and Pacific Northwest jurisdictional requirements 
 &#xb7; Experience working with small cities or local public agencies</description>
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