Site Engineer Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Ohio
Site engineer visa sponsorship jobs in Ohio are concentrated in the state's manufacturing belt and infrastructure corridor, with employers like AECOM, Jacobs Engineering, and local industrial contractors actively hiring in Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Ohio's dense highway, utility, and industrial construction pipeline makes it one of the more active Midwest states for sponsored site engineering roles.
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INTRODUCTION
Rumpke is a family-owned and operated company that ranks as one of the largest firms in the waste and recycling industry. Our mission is simple: to deliver exceptional waste and recycling solutions to our customers and communities through a commitment to safety, service, the environment and the growth of our people.
When you join Rumpke, you’ll be part of a team providing essential services to millions of residents, businesses, and neighborhoods. You will enjoy competitive pay and comprehensive benefits, including health, dental, vision, matching 401(k), life insurance, paid vacation, and more.
This is your opportunity to make a difference for you and your family. Come join our team!
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Site Engineer serves as the primary technical and project management support for assigned facilities. This role includes ensuring environmental and regulatory compliance for all assigned sites; identifying and resolving compliance issues; coordinating and managing technical consultants; acting as the technical liaison with regulatory agencies; preparing, obtaining, and managing permits; and overseeing the technical and project execution aspects of construction activities. Responsibilities span the full project lifecycle, from RFP development and contractor selection through construction oversight, schedule and budget coordination, and final certification of completed work.
Responsibilities of Position:
- Develop and maintain a working knowledge of the site. This should include physical features of the site, such as storm lines, sanitary sewer lines, discharge points, USTs, zoning restrictions, etc.
- Develop a working knowledge of the sites’ permits. The knowledge should include groundwater, surface water, solid waste, and air permits. Perform and coordinate through the site compliance inspections and reporting as required by the permits.
- Develop and maintain a rapport with the regulatory agencies for the sites.
- Track and keep the site manager apprised of the capacity (air space, throughput, etc.) of the facility and keep manager informed of all pertinent engineering and environmental activities on their sites.
- Identify environmental issues with the site and work with the site manager and site team to develop solutions and manage the implementation of the environmental solutions under the site manager’s direction.
- As appropriate, prepare RFPs, perform bid evaluations, and serve as project manager of technical contracts. Project management responsibilities will include administering the contract and managing the budget and schedule for the activities.
- In coordination with the site manager, develop and maintain a five-year schedule for the facility. The schedule should include expansion/closure activities, construction activities, and significant compliance activities.
- Review the compliance tracker program at least monthly and develop action plans to meet specific deadlines for consideration of site management.
- In coordination with the site management, manage environmental submittals to achieve zero administrative (on-time, complete) violations.
- Work with the site manager to determine projects required for the next fiscal year, this includes prepare the budget input (cost and schedule) for technical projects, including compliance monitoring and reporting. Review with the appropriate GM by January 1.
- Meet with the site manager for smaller sites like truck depots (conference calls or Microsoft Teams are appropriate) to review the status of environmental and engineering issues monthly.
- Know the status of and participate in developing any environmental corrective measures for your site (including groundwater, surface water, solid waste, and air).
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Supervisory Responsibility:
- This position will not manage employees.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
Skills & Abilities Needed for Position:
- Must be proficient in Microsoft O365 (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
- Excellent verbal & written communication skills.
- Ability to follow all department rules, procedures, and instructions.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Ability to exercise good judgment and take responsibility.
- Ability to take directions from multiple sources and prioritize accordingly.
- Additional skills may be required to perform task(s) specific to work location, department, or line of business.
Experience & Knowledge Needed for Position:
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil, Environmental, Geotechnical Engineering.
- Experience or studies in Solid Waste preferred.
- Experience in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Trimble Office GPS is preferred.
- Experience with construction management included but not limited to: pavements, buildings, and earthworks is preferred.
- Experience in project management is preferred.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS IN A REGULAR WORKDAY
- Continuously lifting/carrying/pushing/pulling a max of 10 lbs.
- Rarely lifting/carrying/pushing/pulling a max of 35 lbs.
- Frequently working outside.
- Rarely working in changing temperatures, wet/humid conditions.
- Rarely working in areas of dust, odors, mist, gases, and other airborne matter.
- Rarely stooping/kneeling/crouching/crawling.
- Rarely climbing and/or balancing.
- Frequently sitting/standing/walking in an office environment.
ADDITIONAL WORKING CONDITIONS/ASPECTS
- Exposure to residential and commercial waste.
- Ability to travel between offices, as required.
- Legally eligible to work in the United States.
- Valid driver’s license (if applicable).
- Must successfully complete pre-employment testing.
- Must be able to read and speak the English language.
This job description is intended to describe the general nature, complexity, and level of work to be performed by employees assigned to this position and is not to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and/or skills required. It does not prescribe or restrict the work that may be assigned. Furthermore, this does not establish an employment contract and is subject to change at the discretion of the company.
Education
Required: High School or better
Bachelors or better in Relevant field
Preferred: General Education Diploma or better
Masters or better in Relevant field
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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Search Site Engineer Jobs in OhioSite Engineer Jobs in Ohio: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies sponsor visas for site engineers in Ohio?
Large engineering and construction firms with active Ohio operations include AECOM, Jacobs, Black & Veatch, and Terracon, all of which have filed Labor Condition Applications for engineering roles in the state. Ohio's semiconductor and electric vehicle manufacturing expansion has also drawn plant construction contractors who sponsor site engineers for infrastructure buildout in Columbus and central Ohio.
Which visa types realistically fit site engineer roles in Ohio?
Site engineering is a specialty occupation requiring a bachelor's degree in civil, structural, or a related engineering field, making the H-1B visa the most common path. Canadian and Mexican nationals can pursue TN visa status under the USMCA Engineer category. Australian nationals may qualify for the E-3 visa. Candidates on F-1 OPT or STEM OPT with an engineering degree can work while a sponsored petition is filed.
Which cities in Ohio have the most site engineer sponsorship jobs?
Columbus leads in volume, driven by Intel's semiconductor campus in Licking County and ongoing highway expansion projects. Cleveland follows, with active port infrastructure, utility, and industrial plant work anchored by established engineering firms. Cincinnati rounds out the top three, particularly for site roles tied to chemical manufacturing and bridge rehabilitation projects along the Ohio River corridor.
How to find site engineer visa sponsorship jobs in Ohio?
Migrate Mate lists Ohio site engineer roles specifically filtered to employers with verified visa sponsorship history, so you can focus on companies that have already sponsored engineering roles rather than cold-applying. Search by city to target Columbus, Cleveland, or Cincinnati depending on your project-type preference. Filtering by role category lets you distinguish civil, geotechnical, and construction site engineer postings within the state.
Are there state-specific considerations for site engineers seeking sponsorship in Ohio?
Ohio's Professional Engineer (PE) licensure is administered by the State of Ohio Engineers and Surveyors Board. While PE licensure is not required for all site engineer roles, project-of-record positions on public infrastructure contracts typically require it. International candidates on sponsored work visas can sit for the PE exam in Ohio, but should confirm licensing eligibility with the board before accepting roles where the PE stamp is a stated requirement.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored site engineer jobs in Ohio?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.