The position involves applying engineering principles and techniques related to wastewater, natural gas, and water utility systems. Key responsibilities include planning, evaluating, and designing wastewater collection systems as well as natural gas and water distribution systems. The role encompasses all phases of civil engineering, ensuring quality assurance and control, conducting system planning and modeling, and overseeing project management, coordination, and inspection for gas and water systems. Additionally, the position may provide support for wastewater collection systems as needed.
Scope of work includes all phases of civil engineering functions, including system planning, design, layout, modeling, and coordination. Metering, construction, flow, and pressure testing, and compliance with regulatory functions for gas, water, and/or wastewater utility systems are also part of the role.
Prepares plans, specifications, work orders, and cost estimates for construction and maintenance of gas, water, and/or wastewater utility systems. Communicates and assists customers and developers on commercial, industrial, and residential services and main extensions.
Reviews plans and specifications for conformity to DU requirements. Reviews plans and specifications by outside engineers, architects, and developers concerning utility improvements and/or extensions for conformity to DU requirements.
Performs field work, such as determining road right-of-way and easement locations using instruments such as GPS, unit level, and transit. Maintains records for the Public Service Commission and monitors PHMSA code compliance and other regulatory requirements.
Interacts with customers and developers in person and at job site to handle customer requests relating to utility issues and resolve complaints. Collects and compiles data, generates reports, and maintains files for the gas, water, and/or wastewater utility systems.
Uses computer-assisted engineering design software and equipment to perform engineering tasks and system studies. Adheres to all safety policies and codes to ensure safe working practices for employees.
Requirements
Bachelor degree, B.S. in Civil, Mechanical, or related engineering field from an accredited college or university, with 2-4 years of related engineering experience with gas, water, and/or wastewater utility systems. Recent college graduates may be considered if business requirements can accommodate.
Skills and Certifications