Overview As the Utility Coordinator, you will oversee utility identification, conflict analysis, relocation design, and documentation for road and bridge projects in South Carolina. You will serve as the primary liaison among SCDOT, utility owners, consultants, and contractors to resolve conflicts efficiently. You will prepare reports and relocation plans, track schedules, and ensure compliance with SCDOT guidelines and FHWA regulations. You will work with cross-functional design teams and participate in coordination meetings to integrate utility solutions into plans. This role offers growth toward senior Utility Coordinator and supports statewide infrastructure improvements with a reputable firm.
Compensation / Benefits- medical benefits
- dental benefits
- vision benefits
- retirement savings plan
- paid time off
- flexible work options
Responsibilities- Serve as the primary point of contact between SCDOT, utility owners, consultants, and contractors for utility coordination
- Review SUE data, utility as-built drawings, and survey information to identify utilities and conflicts
- Prepare and maintain Utility Coordination Reports (UCRs), Utility Relocation Reports (URRs), and other documentation per SCDOT standards
- Coordinate with internal design teams to incorporate utility information and conflict resolutions into roadway and bridge plans
- Lead or assist in utility coordination meetings with owners, design staff, and SCDOT representatives
- Develop and review Utility Relocation Plans, agreements, and estimates for inclusion in final ROW and construction plan submittals
- Track relocation schedules, manage correspondence, and maintain documentation through all project phases
- Ensure compliance with SCDOT's Utility Accommodation Manual, FHWA regulations, and SC Code of Laws Title 57
- Support right-of-way coordination efforts and assist in identifying impacts to utilities and property owners
- Provide input on utility-related design solutions and assist in conflict mitigation planning
Key requirements- Bachelor in Civil Engineering
- 2 years minimum experience in utility coordination, roadway design, or construction involving SCDOT or other DOT projects
- Experience with SUE levels (A-D), utility relocation processes, and SCDOT Utility Coordination procedures
- Ability to read and interpret roadway plans, CADD drawings (MicroStation/OpenRoads preferred), and survey data
- Excellent communication
- Organizational skills
- Ability to manage multiple coordination efforts concurrently
- SUE levels (A-D)
- utility relocation processes
- SCDOT Utility Coordination procedures