Engineer III or Senior Engineer - Louisville, United States - Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District

Description

This position will be filled as an Engineer III or Senior

Engineer.

Salary ranges are as follows:
Engineer III / Grade 20 :

$76, $118,976.00

Senior Engineer / Grade 21:
$82, $129,459.20

Engineer III
Provides engineering services related to complex privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects.

Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines.

Performs design through commissioning project management activities.

Manages complex technical initiatives such as assessing design appropriateness, conducting diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, evaluating system capacity assurance and mitigation initiatives, conducting compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action initiatives, analyzing data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

Leads the development and implementation of complex programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning.

Leads internal/external stakeholder input meetings.

Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division.

Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities.

Senior Engineer

Provides specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) to ensure design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects.

Leads specialized technical analysis and programmatic development activities as related to the District's KPDES Permit compliance, CMOM and NMC asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning within their field of engineering expertise.

Leads thorough diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, working collaboratively with the Operations Division staff to optimize long-term system operability.

Analyzes detailed contractor schedules, identifying critical path delay issues and leading recovery efforts involving specialized engineering expertise (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.).

Performs design through commissioning project management activities.

Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division.

Ensures facilities and equipment are operated and maintained for all applicable manufacturers' requirements and procedures.

Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities.

Performs job responsibilities with minimal supervision and technical oversight.

Engineer III
Provides engineering services related to complex privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects.

Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines.

Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings.

Manages complex technical initiatives such as assessing design appropriateness, conducting diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, evaluating system capacity assurance and mitigation initiatives, conducting compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action initiatives, analyzing data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

Leads the development and implementation of complex programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning.

Performs public speaking to internal and external stakeholders in various settings.

Leads initiatives to resolve complex customer requests related to wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure.

Leads system capacity assurance identification and mitigation initiatives.

Leads compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action plan initiatives.

Leads internal and external training initiatives for technical and/or programmatic activities.

Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division.

Performs quality assurance reviews for own work and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy.

Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies.

Mentors Engineers I and II, Engineering Co-Ops, Associate Engineers, and Engineering Technicians to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities.

Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures.

Performs duties of Engineer II as needed and other duties as assigned

Senior Engineer

Provides specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) to ensure design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects.

Leads specialized technical analysis and programmatic development activities as related to the District's KPDES Permit compliance, CMOM and NMC asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, along with Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning within their field of engineering expertise.

Provides quality assurance recommendations for programmatic processes and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Verifies that design deliverables meet regulatory level of control commitments.

Monitors regulatory/enforcement compliance and recommends corrective actions when necessary.

Performs community outreach and stakeholder coordination.

Validates, scales, and prioritizes project recommendations.

Leads thorough diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, working collaboratively with the Operations Division staff to optimize long-term system operability.

Ensures facilities and equipment are operated and maintained for all applicable manufacturers' requirements and procedures.

Analyzes detailed contractor schedules, identifying critical path delay issues and leading recovery efforts involving specialized engineering expertise (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.).

Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings.

Provides strategic direction for multi-disciplined project teams to review/develop drawing and specification documents, or other initiatives, in various settings requiring specialized engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.) expertise.

Communicates to management concerns, challenges, and technical decisions that may negatively impact the organization.

Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division.

Performs quality assurance reviews for own work products and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy.

Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies.

Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures.

Performs job responsibilities with minimal supervision and technical oversight.

Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities.

Performs duties of Engineer III as needed and other duties as assigned.
Engineer III

Knowledge of wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure design and construction practices; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g.

Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps;

ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple activities and projects;

ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions;

ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making;

ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure;

ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure;

ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.

Senior Engineer
Knowledge of specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) as related to the design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods;

knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking;

skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple activities and projects; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure;

ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.

Engineer III
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program.

Must possess a Kentucky Professional Engineer's License (or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months) and four or more years of related experience post-attainment of a Professional Engineer's License.

Must possess a valid driver's license.

Must have safe work and driving habits.

Senior

Engineer
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program.

Must possess a Kentucky Professional Engineer's License (or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months) and nine or more years of related experience post attainment of a Professional Engineer's License.

Must possess a valid driver's license.

Must have safe work and driving habits.

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