Advertisements
City of Avon Lake: City Engineer
Classification Summary
Under the direction of the Mayor, the City Engineer directs
and coordinates activities of the Engineering Department; monitors completion
of the City's capital improvement projects; prepares annual budget requests;
performs other related
duties, as required; performs and supervises complex engineering work,
which includes development of engineering conditions related to land use decisions and construction
permits, and oversight of capital projects; acts as a representative of the
City in meetings with consultants, the public, and other agencies; supervises
professional-level engineers and engineering support staff.
Essential Duties
Directs the activities of the department to include
overseeing the development and administration of projects, policies,
procedures, programs, goals, and objectives and presents them to executive
management, Council, the public, and/or other interested parties, as necessary.
Supervises the Engineering Department staff, including
preparing work schedules; directs and evaluates work/performance; manages
training and professional development; enforces policies; and makes
disciplinary recommendations.
Monitors construction of City capital
improvement projects; serves
as consulting engineer for other City departments.
Coordinates projects in the design
and conception phases
with City staff,
government officials, consultants, architects, property owners, and/or
other applicable parties.
Prepares annual budget
requests for the Engineering Department and monitors expenditures.
Serves as a liaison between the Engineering Department and
Council; attends Planning Commission meetings and Council meetings, other
commissions, boards, and civic and professional association meetings, as requested.
Conducts research and prepares and maintains records,
reports, and other related
documentation. Attends Planning Commission
meetings.
Minimum Qualifications
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, or equivalent, and
continuous five years active practice of civil engineering experience preceding
appointment, 3 years of managerial experience
CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES:
- Registration
as a Professional Engineer in the State of Ohio
- Valid
Ohio Driver’s License or ID
KNOWLEDGE OF:
- Principles
and practices of civil engineering
- City
government structure and process
- Design
and construction standards and methods
- Plan
review, including site plan and grading plans related to planning commission
duties
- Codes,
standards, ordinances, and regulations governing public works projects
- Knowledge
and completion of ODOT LPA courses
- Storm
water management plan review and SWPPP plan review, including calculation
review for quantity and quality
- Preparing,
evaluating and implementing RFQ and RFP documents
- Creating
bid manuals and specifications and administration of contracts
- FEMA and
flood plain details and regulations
- Management
principles and practices
SKILL IN:
- Exercising
independent judgment
- Communicating
effectively through speech and writing
- Collecting,
analyzing, and interpreting data
- Identify
problem areas and formulating corrective measures
- Developing
and maintaining working relationships with other City employees, associates,
elected officials, civic groups, and the public
ADA:
This position typically requires climbing, balancing,
stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, standing, walking, lifting, grasping,
feeling, talking, hearing, seeing, fingering, and repetitive motion.
LIGHT WORK:
Exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally and/or up to
10 pounds of force frequently and/or a negligible amount of force constantly to
move objects. If the use of arm and/or leg controls requires exertion of forces
greater than that for sedentary work, and the worker sits most of the time, the
job is rated for light work.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Works in a public building environment where the noise level
is generally moderate and in a field environment at construction sites that
include exposure to adverse weather conditions, heavy construction equipment,
and traffic.
Salary and Benefits
54.32 to $80.72 hourly, or $112,985.60 to $167,897.60
annually
Applicable benefits provided to full-time non-bargaining
employees, as declared in Codified Ordinance Chapter 260
Ohio Turnpike – Berea, OH: Traffic Safety & Innovative Technology
Administrator
The
Ohio Turnpike & Infrastructure Commission is seeking an experienced Traffic
Safety & Innovative Technology Administrator to lead the Turnpike’s Traffic
Engineering and Intelligent Transportation Systems group, including Traffic
Technology Research and Implementations and other system innovations regarding
traffic safety within our Engineering Department at the Administration Building
in Berea, OH. Please consider bringing your experience, talents, and goals to
one of Northern Ohio’s vital resources and join the future of transportation.
If you are interested, here’s some of what we
can offer you:
- Salary range from $113,987.90 - $138,553.22
annually
- Excellent pension and health care
benefits
- Generous paid leaves
- Stability
This
position is responsible for the management of traffic engineering, including
permanent and temporary traffic control devices, crash report review, analysis
and improvement recommendations, incident management, intelligent
transportation systems, researching and implementation of new technology to
enhance roadway safety, and develops specifications, standards and procedures
for these items.
Main Job Duties:
- Manages traffic engineering, ITS systems, and leads new roadway
safety technology projects.
- Develop and provide direct supervision to internal and external Traffic
Safety and Technology staff.
- Assist the Chief Engineer in the process of identifying projects
and the process of selecting firms for these projects.
- Assist the Chief Engineer in the planning of future traffic and
safety technology projects and in the development of the budget for these
projects.
- Oversees traffic flow and volume reporting and permitted lane
closure charts.
- Reviews crash reports, performs analysis and makes recommendations
upon review of crash reports, and develops and implements a road safety plan.
- Oversees the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), connected
vehicle, traffic management system and recommends improvements and guides
implementation process.
- Development of traffic control Standard Operating Procedures
(SOPs), Special Provisions and Standard Drawings. This includes signs, pavement marking, speed
limits, regulation compliance, etc. for both permanent and temporary traffic
control.
- Coordinates and reviews the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) and
Traffic Control used in construction work zones.
- Assists in reviewing, coordinating and resolving MOT and traffic
issues with consulting engineers, contractors, Ohio Turnpike Maintenance, and
Highway Patrol.
- Oversees the Traffic Incident Management (TIM) process and
recommends improvements and guides implementation process.
- Coordinating work orders with the Maintenance Engineer for the
repair, replacement, and installation of all traffic control devices.
- Responds to questions and inquiries from the public, contractors,
consultants, and agency staff in area of expertise.
- Participate in Statewide committees regarding Traffic Safety, MOT,
ITS and CAVs.
- Provides technical assistance in preparation of public education
materials, outreach documents, and public meeting presentations.
- Performs any other duties as may be assigned by the Chief
Engineer.
Work Characteristics:
- Ability to comprehend and interpret a variety of civil engineering
principles, techniques, procedures, criteria, plans, specifications and related
data.
- Define problems, collect data, establish facts and draw valid
engineering/technical conclusions.
- Cooperate with co-workers on group projects.
- Handle routine and sensitive contacts with government officials,
consulting firms/contractors and the public.
- Plan and develop engineering projects with unique problems and/or
novel engineering related concepts and approaches.
- Effectively accomplish several work assignments simultaneously.
- Develop internal/external public relations.
- Interpret FHWA safety
standards.
- Implement employee training and development.
- Employ supervisory principles and techniques.
- Knowledge and skill with various computer programs including
AutoCAD, Excel, Word and Access.
Minimum
Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree with licensure as a Professional
Engineer in the State of Ohio is preferred.
- Registration as a Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE)
is encouraged.
- Seven (7) years’ experience in the application of the Manual of
Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and Ohio Department of Transportation
Traffic Engineering Manual (TEM).
- Must have a working knowledge of AASHTO Roadside Design Guide and
Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets.
- Affiliations with the Institute of Transportation Engineers,
Intelligent Transportation Society America, National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, etc. are preferred.
- Must have knowledge in or obtain knowledge in the Hazardous
Materials Regulations and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Rules.
- Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) preferred.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, strong
problem-solving skills, and the ability to develop and implement process
improvements required.
- Must possess and maintain a valid Ohio driver’s license.
Unusual
Working Conditions:
The
predominant work environment is the office; however, the work environment
includes driving and field reconnaissance during the day and night. Must be
able to navigate construction work sites on foot. Some climbing of ladders or obstacles may be
required. May require travel; may work
varying hours.
Those interested may apply HERE. This link will redirect you to the Online
Application site.
Applications will be received until the
position is filled.
The
Ohio Turnpike & Infrastructure Commission provides equal employment
opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits
discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color,
religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected
veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other
characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws.
City of Hilliard: Project Engineer - Development and
Utilities
Are you a Registered Professional Engineer (PE) or on
track to obtain your PE within the first year? Join our team and take advantage
of a competitive salary range ($74,000 - $105,000), excellent vacation
benefits, and the ability to work from home occasionally (with supervisor
approval). We’re committed to supporting your work-life balance while you help
us prepare Hilliard for growth through the responsibilities you will have for
the oversight and maintenance of City utility infrastructure.
Please visit our website to learn more about the position
and to apply: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cityofhilliard
Key Responsibilities:
Lead & Collaborate: Review and approve private
development civil plans, oversee City capital utility projects and manage
consultant design and project execution.
Hands-on Project Management: Work on diverse
engineering tasks, including utility capacity studies, stormwater management
design, sanitary sewer studies, and utility asset management.
Technical & Field Support: Assist
construction crews and serve as a liaison with the Department of Operations on
utility issues.
Shape the Future of the City: Help maintain and
develop engineering standards, guidelines, and best practices.
Why You’ll Love Working Here:
Generous Salary Package: $74,000 – $105,000, with
opportunities for advancement.
Flexible Work Arrangements: On days without in-person
commitments, work from home with supervisor approval, supporting a healthy
work-life balance.
Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, and retirement plans
to support your financial and personal well-being, plus generous paid time off.
Professional Growth: Ongoing development and training,
including support for obtaining or maintaining your PE license.
Make an Impact: Be a part of projects that directly improve
the city’s infrastructure and quality of life for residents.
Under the general supervision of the City Engineer, the Project Engineer for
Development & Utilities is responsible for a wide range of
engineering-related tasks including but not limited to: the review and approval
of private development civil plans, the formulation of City capital
utility projects including oversight responsibility for consultant design and
capital project management, management of chlorination requests, utility
capacity studies; technical plan & report review; data analysis &
management; development and maintenance of engineering standards, guidelines,
and best practices; utility asset management functions; technical support for
construction or other field crews; and overall support for the development and
implementation of plans and programs for the Division of Engineering.
The work of the Project Engineer (Development & Utilities ) focuses
predominantly in the areas of site design, drainage, and stormwater management
design, sanitary sewer studies and design, waterline design, and utility asset
management.
Essential Functions of Work
Provide support for the City Engineer in project management
for private development and utility projects.
Manage the review of private development plan reviews, ensuring private
development designs meet City engineering & construction standards.
Lead and coordinate pre-construction meetings for development projects
that they review.
Oversee utility asset management lifecycle, including inventory, budgeting,
design, and project management.
Provide technical assistance to City construction inspection staff on all private development and City utility capital improvement projects during construction, including attendance at pre-construction and progress meetings.
Manage consultant contracts for cleaning, televising and relining of sanitary
sewers and for design of other utility capital improvement projects.
Serve as the Engineering Division’s liaison to the Department of Operations for
utility issues.
Review & provide technical assistance to the Planning & Building
Divisions on site plans, utility plans, and stormwater management plans
submitted for Development proposals.
Assist with right-of-way management, including but not
limited to support of other City staff in the review of plans submitted by
private utilities as part of right-of-way permit applications related to
impacts to infrastructure under their purview (utilities, drainage structures,
etc.).
Assist City Engineer to develop and maintain all City engineering standards
related to site design and utilities.
Obtain as-built plan records for all new public infrastructure constructed as
part of private development projects.
Review of subdivision plats and easements for public infrastructure prior to
acceptance.
Coordinate with GIS staff to ensure all new public infrastructure is
incorporated into the City’s GIS mapping.
Perform other duties under the direction of the City Engineer as required.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Ability to communicate effectively in the English language, both orally and in
writing.
Ability to present technical material in a public forum in a concise, easily
understandable manner.
Ability to manage time and plan work to ensure deadlines are met.
Ability to follow oral and written instructions.
Basic knowledge of civil engineering theories, principles and practices as they
relate to the job duties.
Ability to read and interpret construction plans and drawings.
Knowledge of construction processes and procedures, including Ohio Department
of Transportation and City of Columbus Construction & Material
Specifications (CMS) and standard drawings.
Knowledge of City’s Engineering Design Manual and engineering standards.
Knowledge of the City of Hilliard Comprehensive Plan.
Knowledge of state and local land development and utility design guidance, best
practices, and procedures.
Any combination of education, training and experience, which provides the
required advanced knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the essential
functions of the job.
Typical Qualifications
A Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from an
accredited university.
Registered Professional Engineer (PE) in the State of Ohio
or ability to obtain within one year of employment.
Three years of experience in the areas of private
development, site design, stormwater management, drainage, and other utility
infrastructure.
Ready to Grow Your Career?
Take the next step in your career with us! Enjoy a
competitive salary, flexible work options, and a supportive environment where
you can thrive both professionally and personally.
Please visit our website to learn more about the position
and to apply: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cityofhilliard
Return to top
Post Job Ads
Contact OSPE to find out how to post your job opening. Email
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
or call 614-223-1144.
|