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Under the direction of a licensed Professional Engineer, perform beginning level civil engineering work.
CONSTRUCTION:
Essential Functions:

• Perform beginning level civil engineering work as part of a construction/contract management team responsible for the administration of the construction of collection system and/or facility improvement projects
• Verify that the construction conforms to the contract documents
• Evaluate/review change orders requests, contractor submittals and contractor claims
• Prepare technical reports concerning complex construction and engineering problems and solutions
• Perform construction observations
• Make necessary field inspections to determine existing conditions
• May meet with government officials, consultants, and the general public to help communicate District policies and responsibilities

Additional Responsibilities: Maintain records and prepare reports; perform related work as required or as delegated by supervisors.
DESIGN:
Essential Functions:

• Perform beginning level civil engineering as part of a design team responsible for the production of plans and specifications for the construction of District projects OR as part of a consultant contract management team responsible for coordinating the plans and specifications for the construction of District projects
• Compile data
• Check layout of manholes, inlet structures and pipelines, and calculate hydraulic properties of pipelines and drainage channels
• Correlate information obtained from topographic and other maps and plans
• Extend estimates
• Process project information in preparation for construction bidding
• May investigate storm water, sanitary, and combined sewer complaints and recommend solutions to problems
• May make necessary field inspections to determine existing conditions
• May meet with government officials, consultants, and the general public to help define District policies and responsibilities

Additional Responsibilities: Maintain records and prepare reports; perform related work as required or as delegated by supervisors.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE:
Essential Functions:

• Perform beginning level civil engineering as part of an environmental compliance team;
• Assist in review Engineering submittals for plan review for pretreatment pollutant control technologies and designs to ensure customers' compliance with federal, state and local regulations;
• Review significant industrial users reports and prepare permits;
• Assist with inspections of sanitary and storm pollution control equipment;
• Review, evaluate and summarize of federal, state and local environmental regulations which may impact the District or its customers;
• Advise District operating units and customers on environmental requirements and coordinate with them to ensure District compliance with requirements;
• Review or prepare required regulatory reports, applications and plans;
• Enforce compliance with District Ordinances;
• Keep detailed records and prepare administrative and technical reports.
• Perform industrial and other facility wastewater billing investigations;
• Secure, update and process information from industries relating to the volume and strength of wastewater discharges and determination of appropriate billing factors;
• Document and maintain discharge data.
• Assist in the daily operation of the District's hauled waste program;
• Process and approve/deny special discharge applications.

Additional Responsibilities: Maintain records and prepare reports; perform related work as required or as delegated by supervisors.
PLANNING:
Essential Functions:

• Perform beginning level civil engineering with a development review team
• Review plans for sewerage and drainage facilities to ensure compliance with regulations and engineering design requirements
• Provide technical assistance to consulting engineers, developers and customers on sanitary and storm water drainage facilities
• Compile data
• Calculate drainage areas
• Check layout of manholes, inlet structures and pipelines, and calculate hydraulic properties of pipelines and drainage canals
• Correlate information obtained from topographic and other maps and plans
• Perform hydraulic modeling
• Coordinate with various groups within the District including, Operations, Design, Construction, and Development Review
• Monitor project schedules
• May investigate storm water, sanitary, and combined sewer complaints and recommend solutions to problems
• May make necessary field inspections to determine existing conditions
• May meet with government officials, consultants, and the general public to help define District policies and responsibilities

Additional Responsibilities: Maintain records and prepare reports; perform related work as required or as delegated by supervisors.

Responsibilities

Qualifications

Training and Experience:

• Bachelor's degree or in the final year of coursework towards a Bachelor's degree majoring in engineering.
  [Note: MSD requires proof of graduation on or before the first day employment.]
  

Desirable Knowledge and Skills:

• Knowledge of principles and practices of civil engineerin
• Comprehensive knowledge of District regulations and procedures applicable to sewer construction
• Problem solving and communication skills necessary to work effectively with contractors, engineers, and MSD staff to ensure the successful completion of these projects
• Considerable knowledge of spreadsheet, word processing and design software
• Extensive skill in reading and interpreting complex engineering plans and specifications
• Exceptional skill in maintaining records and preparing technical reports
• Thorough skill in analyzing and integrating data
• Considerable skill in communicating effectively both in oral and written form
• Exceptional ability in forming and maintaining effective working relationships
  

SPECIAL REQUIREMENT:
Must possess a valid driver's license issued by the state in which the employee resides.
Pursuant to MSD's "Substance Abuse Policy and Procedures," this position has been designated as non-safety sensitive and candidate must pass a Non-D.O.T. Drug Test for this position. Employees occupying this position are not subject to Federal (D.O.T.) Drug and Alcohol Testing Regulations.

Employees of MSD must have a meets expectations on their last review.