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City of St. Petersburg
Utilities Engineer
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A Utilities & Power Distribution Engineer designs and coordinates maintenance of electrical utilities and associated power distribution systems. Performs inspections, performance evaluations, troubleshooting and sunsetting of systems.
$83,652 / year median in Florida
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Utilities Engineer City of St. Petersburg - 3.8 Saint Petersburg, FL Job Details Full-time $84,496 - $135,417 a year 20 hours ago Qualifications Microsoft Word Cost management Report preparation CAD software Environmental permitting Staff supervision Construction specifications Project engineering Microsoft Excel Content creation for technical audiences Environmental compliance permitting projects Management Construction regulatory compliance Technical documentation Construction schedule coordination Mapping software Water treatment regulatory compliance Driver's License Managing engineering teams Utilities construction project management Cost analysis Working on construction projects in a civil infrastructure role Design engineering GIS software Schedule creation Cost estimate preparation Construction documentation Professional Engineer Field engineering Estimation for infrastructure construction Full Job Description This is responsible and professional engineering work of a highly technical and supervisory nature involving the direction of activities and the coordination, supporting the planning, design, analysis, permitting, construction, rehabilitation, and optimization of the City's potable water, wastewater, reclaimed water, and related utility infrastructure. Work involves performing engineering design and technical review of water, wastewater, or reclaimed water system improvements; preparing or reviewing utility infrastructure plans, specifications, hydraulic analyses, or regulatory submittals; and serving as engineer-in-charge and provide engineering support during construction for utility projects, including resolving technical issues in the field. Work involves advanced application of engineering skills and knowledge to perform difficult projects; and lead supervisory responsibility over other technical and professional employees assigned to specific projects. Work requires the exercise of considerable judgment and initiative; the application of professional engineering knowledge in evaluating the cost effectiveness, safety and practicality of construction methods; signing and sealing of water/wastewater construction and DEP permit documents; and providing technical support for all activities, such as preparation of plans, specifications and technical reports. Work includes preparation and review of project scopes and budgets, establishing project timelines and an efficient sequence of events, coordinating with consultants to assure compliance with the plans, and oversight of the construction process. Work requires the exercise of considerable independent judgment, initiative, and ingenuity; productive interaction with City officials, other governmental agencies, contractors, and the public; and the ability to competently and independently manage a workload that may include competing demands and challenging deadlines.