This position is open until filled. The deadline for the first review of applications is December 19, 2018 at 8:00 AM. The hiring salary range for this position is $4894.00 - $5504 per month.
This is a professional and technical position in the engineering field of Public Works. The employee occupying this position is expected to perform complex duties, occasionally in the absence of clearly defined operating procedures, where independent judgment is required. Technical problems are assigned which may require extensive research or extensive knowledge of the assigned function. The incumbent will manage and implement the City's NPDES Phase 2 Stormwater program with assistance from other members of the Public Works Department and assist in stormwater-related support services for other City departments. The incumbent will also be required to perform occasional field inspections and assist in answering technical questions over the phone and in person with engineers, contractors, and the general public. The incumbent will be able to develop an effective working relationship with employees, city officials, and other municipal and state agency officials.
Under the direct supervision of the City Engineer and general supervision of the Public Works Director, and within the framework of governing federal, state, and local laws and policies established by the City Council, the incumbent will accomplish tasks related to established Public Works and other City programs as well as tasks associated with general civil engineering. Incumbent is responsible for compliance with internal policies and procedures, quality of work, compatibility with city programs and policies and manner and effectiveness with which he/she interacts with City staff, elected officials and the general public.
Essential Functions
Essential job duties may include, but are not limited to:
Manage and implement the City's NPDES Phase 2 Stormwater program
Managing stormwater-related grants
Preparing periodic and annual reports
Enforcement of stormwater maintenance requirements
Review private and public development projects
Managing the City's stormwater GIS layers
Preparing drawings and GIS maps for Public Works and other departments
Conduct fieldwork for design and installation of projects and to obtain mapping and project support data
Maintain files of archived, current construction, and record drawings
Assist the public seeking information on GIS and the stormwater utility system maps.
Prepare report graphics, charts, exhibits, and other technical information for other staff and for the public
Assist in training of other staff in the use of computer systems and GIS
Review civil engineering plans, specifications and documents for compliance with adopted city, state, and federal regulations
Serve as a member of Public Works development review team interfacing directly with applicants, design professionals, contractors and citizens to facilitate the planning and design of projects; assist other Public Works and Community Development staff by providing engineering expertise and guidance in the interpretation and application of regulations
Assist in the maintenance and revision of the City's development code and design standards
Prepares written and verbal reports, responds to citizen requests and concerns related to development activities
Have skills in automated plotting, scanning and copying using large format drawings.
Other duties as assigned
Knowledge of:
The principles and practices of civil engineering as they apply to planning, design and construction of municipal infrastructure, as well as federal and state regulations affecting civil engineering projects
General computer skills and civil engineering software applications
Ability to:
Communicate clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing
Prepare comprehensive reports and other engineering documents; and assist in infrastructure planning and design
Establish and maintain effective and professional working relationships with city staff, design engineers, consultants, elected officials and the general public
Work independently and with others as a project team member
Work Environment
This work is performed primarily in an office or conference room setting. Field work is performed occasionally to review sites, collect data and observe construction progress.
Physical Demands
Physical effort may be required to lift equipment and system parts that weigh up to 50 pounds. Occasional fieldwork in shallow ditches or steep slopes may be required. Physical hazards may be present from exposure to traffic or rugged field terrain.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job, with or without accommodation.
Driving
Possession of a valid Washington State drivers license and a history of safe driving is a requirement of the position.
Required Education and Experience
Associate of Arts degree in GIS or Civil Engineering Technology
or two years of college with course work or training in GIS, geography, civil engineering or a related technical field
or equivalent training and experience that substantiates similar skills and knowledge
Preferred Education and Experience
Knowledge of AutoCAD (Version 2013 or above) and/or ArcView GIS (Pro or above) is desirable)
Certified as a Department of Ecology CESCL (Certified Erosion & Sediment Control Lead)
Special Requirement
Successful completion of pre-employment background check.
Valid Washington Drivers License with satisfactory driving record.