CIVIL Engineer VI

Civil Engineer Vi

Turn engineering expertise into community impact. The Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is seeking to fill Civil Engineer VI positions throughout the island.

There are three (3) vacancies in the Wastewater Engineering and Construction Division, in multiple branches:

• One (1) vacancy in the Collection System Engineering Branch, responsible for a Collection System Engineering Section and the engineering, design, and administrative work connected with the planning, directing, developing, and reviewing of plans, specifications, cost estimates, engineering studies, and support during construction on all of the City's initiated gravity sewer improvements and appurtenances. The sewer improvements comprise of sewer tunnels, interceptor sewers, medium-sized trunk sewers and smaller-sized sewers.
• One (1) vacancy in the Construction Management Branch, responsible for management of Field Engineering Section C, including inspection of the construction of any wastewater facility; the administration of consultant contracts on matters relating to construction; and assuring the professional development of the staff and adherence to applicable safety practices, rules, and procedures.
• One (1) vacancy in the Plant Engineering Branch, responsible for a Plant Engineering Section and the engineering, design, and administrative work connected with the planning, directing, developing and reviewing of plans, specifications, cost estimates, engineering studies and support during construction on all of the City's initiated wastewater facilities projects. Facilities projects include, but are not limited to, wastewater treatment facilities and processes;
  
  air/odor control facilities and processes; wastewater monitoring facilities; wastewater treatment disposal facilities and processes (solids and liquids); wastewater and solid water reuse facilities and processes; pump stations and force mains.

Special Work Requirements

• Occasional exposure to construction and traffic hazards, sewage gases, sewer treatment chemicals, paint fumes, noise, electrical hazards, and moving equipment.
• Some physical dexterity is required to occasionally perform field investigations, which include: climbing ladders, descending into trenches, tanks, and manholes, crawling thru pipes, carrying sampling, measuring, and testing equipment, and walking on uneven or obstructed surfaces.
• Regular hours are anticipated but may require shift, evening, night, weekend, or holiday work to accommodate unusual problems or workload.
• Will serve as a Disaster Response Worker during declared civil defense emergencies.

Enjoy excellent employment benefits including generous time off (up to 21 vacation days, 21 sick leave days, and holidays), comprehensive health coverage, retirement plan, career development, and much more!