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City of Buffalo is seeking a Chief Pumping Plant Engineer to supervise the operation of all electric pumping equipment and switch gears at the Buffalo Water System. This senior, stationary-engineering role requires independent judgment while leading Pumping Plant Operators and Maintenance staff on shift.
You will monitor SCADA, regulate plant pumps, calibrate meters, keep operating records, and submit reports.
The Chief Pumping Plant Engineer, on an assigned shift, supervises and is responsible for the operation of all electric pumping equipment and switch gears at the Buffalo Water System. This is important stationary engineering work of a highly specialized nature involving responsibility for the proper operation of pumps, motors and auxiliary equipment at a large water pumping station. The incumbent is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of pumping plant equipment. Work is performed under the immediate supervision of the Pumping Plant Superintendent, however, the incumbent exercises independent judgment in determining work procedures, tasks and methods to be used. Supervision is exercised over Pumping Plant Operators, Maintenance Assistant (Water), Stationary Engineers and Laborers assigned to shift operations.
THE CITY OF BUFFALO IS AN EQUAL OPPORUNITY EMPLOYER
IN ADDITION, applicants must have three years of full-time experience in the operation of a high-pressure steam plant involving the operation of electric power pumping equipment, one year of which must have been in a supervisory capacity or four years of full-time experience in the operation and or maintenance of a water plant servicing a population greater than 50,000.
Graduation from High School, GED or Equivalency Diploma and four years of full-time experience in the operation of a high-pressure steam plant involving the operation of electric power pumping equipment, one year of which must have been in a supervisory capacity or four years of full-time experience in the operation and or maintenance of a water plant servicing a population greater than 50,000.
Applicants must possess a current First-Class Stationary Engineer's License, which must be presented at time of appointment and must obtain a Chief Stationary Engineer's License and a New York State Department of Health Class D Water Distribution License within one year of appointment and both must be maintained during employment. Course Certification and all future training will be provided through the Buffalo Water Board at no cost to the employee.