Project Oversight & Field Management Coordinates activities with other divisions and departments at ECUA, such as the Regional Services and Lift Stations Department, as required. Lead the construction management of system extension, single service, and capital improvement projects (CIP), including water main replacements, gravity sewer rehabilitations, force main installations, and lift stations. Assist with coordinating on-site activities between utility crews, third-party contractors, and municipal departments. Monitor project schedules and budgets, ensuring all work complies with local, state, and FDEP regulations. Provide additional supervision of utility construction inspectors. Ensure the inspectors are aware of current construction practices and details. Ensure inspectors are adequately trained for each role they are assigned. Ensure inspectors maintain their certification of mandatory licenses. Inspects work sites and gives technical advice and assistance to field personnel. Interacts and communicates with the public, gives notification of planned work, explains the work being done, schedules work to minimize negative impacts on customers, and provides emergency notifications when necessary. Evaluates the performance of field staff, counsels employees, and maintains discipline. Resolves customer, contractor, and developer issues within ECUA guidelines. Investigates accidents and follows established procedures and administrative directives afterward. Coordinates ECUA's work with other utilities and governmental agencies. Provides assistance to other utilities and governmental agencies as needed. Participates in interviews. Conducts terminations of employment as needed. Ensures that all ECUA policies and procedures are properly communicated to employees both orally and in writing. Provides training to employees and confirms that employees receive training as required. All other duties as assigned. QA/QC & Design Review Conduct comprehensive Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) reviews of engineering plans, shop drawings, and technical specifications. Identify potential utility conflicts, "unbuildable" designs, or material inconsistencies during the pre-construction phase. Review as-built drawings for accuracy and ensure they reflect field changes prior to project closeout. Assists the Regional Services Department in the design, review, and inspection of water and wastewater systems. Contract & Risk Management Assist in the review of change orders, material submittals, and Requests for Information (RFIs). Enforce safety protocols and environmental compliance (e.g., erosion control, bypass pumping plans, etc.). Resolve field disputes and technical challenges to keep projects moving forward. Checks projects for progress and for conformance to work plans, orders, and safety rules.

Required Qualifications Education:

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field. In lieu of a degree, applicant may have 15+ years of experience in utility construction with a proven understanding of construction methods and practices.

Experience:

5+ years of experience in heavy civil construction, specifically focusing on water distribution and wastewater collection systems. 5+ years of supervisory experience

Technical Skills:

Proficiency in reading and interpreting CAD drawings. Familiarity with Trenchless Technology (HDD, pipe bursting) and open-cut methods. Knowledge of local utility standards and regulatory requirements. Preferred Skills Experience working within or for a public utility. Strong negotiation skills for handling contractor disputes and change order justifications. Must be able to traverse uneven construction site terrain. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Frequent travel to various project sites within the service area.