Part-time and full-time civil engineering opportunities!  We are looking for mid- and senior level engineers for work in our North Coast region.  Why engineering at SHN's Eureka office?

• Live, work, and play in one of the most beautiful places on Earth, offering river, ocean, trail, and many other outdoor sports and activities.  Humboldt County also offers a vibrant music and arts community, and award-winning schools.
• With over 40 years in business and community service, SHN offers an entree into our close-knit community.
• Work flexibility; we are looking for part-time and full-time staff.
• Our small firm offers shareholder opportunities, a family-friendly and supportive team culture, and benefits for part-time employment.

To learn more about SHN and this position, click here. 

Thanks to all of our clients, subcontractors, and teaming partners, who have been working hard along side SHN during this pandemic.  We appreciate your continuing trust in our work and your willingness to adapt with us as we find safer ways to perform fieldwork, travel to sites, and collaborate on designs and plans.

Because SHN is deemed an essential business, we closed our offices to the public but we continued working and now approximately half of our staff are working primarily from home.  If you have had any delays in reaching us, do not hesitate to call our personal cell phones and of course, we always check email frequently.  SHN will soon be submitting our re-opening plans to the agencies that have jurisdiction over our seven offices.

As we move forward, you can count on SHN to make it through these tough economic times ahead.  Many of our staff worked through the 2008-09 recession, and while it was far from pleasant, we know what we have to do so that SHN can continue providing the engineering, geosciences, surveying, planning and environmental services that you rely on. 

Thank you again for your support of SHN!

Gwen Erickson, PG, is teaching the required one-day, in-class portion of the Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner (QISP) training in Eureka, CA.  QISP certification requires you to:

• Complete the online training administered by the Sacramento State Office of Water Programs website (it takes about 16 hours)
• Pass an online mid-exam--which must be completed before the in-class training!
• Attend a one-day, in-class training (for example, this one that Gwen is teaching)
• Pass an online final exam.

Please review this State Water Board factsheet if you are interested in becoming a QISP.  SHN's class will be at our Eureka office pn Wednesday, October 23, from 8 am to 5 pm.  This in-class training is $400 and you can sign up and pay at this eventbrite.com link.  For more information, call Gwen at (707) 441-8855.

We have new members on our team roster!  They are  Steve Beukelman, Kirk Vodopals,  and Mike Malone.  Steve Beukelman is a chemical engineer with expertise in water treatment systems, water quality, and WDR permit compliance; he and his family moved from the Bay Area to enjoy the North State rural lifestyle.  Kirk Vodopals has 15 years of experience in natural resource management and restoration, gained during employment in the forest products industry.  Having passed the FE exam, Kirk plans to take the PE exam as soon as he can.  Mike Malone is our Eureka office summer intern, who is studying engineering at Humboldt State University.  Mike is working part-time until finals are over, and then full-time during the summer, which will allow him to see a wide variety of municipal, site development, and environmental engineering projects.

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