Engineer, Plant II

Trinity River Authority of Texas; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity River Authority of Texas in Dallas seeks a Professional Engineer to manage projects within the plant operations and maintenance teams, supporting asset management programs, GIS initiatives, and facility improvements.

The role involves evaluating systems, designing modifications, maintaining CAD files, coordinating capital projects with departments and consultants, and contributing to long-range facility planning.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering. Major preferred to be in fields related to wastewater or water industry.
• Four years of experience in a related field or two years of experience in a treatment plant.
• Valid Texas driver's license. Professional Engineer licensure required. Ability to obtain B water or wastewater license within 2 years.
• Knowledge of water/wastewater operations. Knowledge of CMMS, AutoCAD, and ArcGIS preferred as well as plant human machine interface (HMI) and process controls.

Responsibilities

• Evaluates and audits systems to ensure relevant asset maintenance data is being collected and helps with facilitating corrective actions.
• Designs modifications to existing systems and develops specifications for equipment purchases, assisting in long-range planning for facilities development.
• Maintains site CAD files that are used for project construction as well as prepares machine drawings using AutoCAD for part manufacturing, collects GPS information for in-house record documents and site CAD file and assists with development and maintenance of site GIS map.

Skills

Water ops

Analytical thinking

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

CMMS

AutoCAD

ArcGIS

Job description

Job Details

Description

ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Project Manager

Manager, CRWS Engineering

Manager, Assistant, Engineering Services, Pipeline/Facilities

Manager, System Operations

Manager, Maintenance

Engineer, Process Control Systems

Position Summary

This position involves professional-level engineering work in the operations and maintenance function of the plant. Ensures current maintenance and operation procedures are adequate for the implementation of asset management programs, GIS programs, or improvements to existing programs and infrastructures. Assists in the long-range planning for facilities development.

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Evaluates and audits systems to ensure relevant asset maintenance data is being collected and helps with facilitating corrective actions.
• Designs modifications to existing systems and develops specifications for equipment purchases, assisting in long-range planning for facilities development.
• Maintains site CAD files that are used for project construction as well as prepares machine drawings using AutoCAD for part manufacturing, collects GPS information for in-house record documents and site CAD file and assists with development and maintenance of site GIS map.
• Coordinates activities, meetings, and communication and capital projects between: Authority plant departments, Northern Region staff (including Construction Management Services), and consultant engineers, thereby ensuring that plant staff input is timely and technically based. This will also require maintaining records and written correspondence. Reviews all plant improvements to coordinate treatment process changes. Recommends strategic treatment plant process improvements.
• Participates in the development and review of plans and specifications for plant equipment and controls expansion or improvements. Reviews and contributes to development of civil or process control system (PCS) guidelines through participation in the Civil or PCS Guidelines Committee. Maintains and distributes project and asset record documents including record drawings and O&Ms.
• Maintains levee and documents activities related to its protection and integrity.
• May assist with the management and/or data collection for process models/schematic for the Plant or pipelines.
• Monitor legislation, UCMR and other rules impacting water treatment.

Supervisory Responsibilities

This position does not regularly provide work leadership or full personnel management to any employees.

FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Calculates and recommends maintenance activities and associated budgets for both O&M budget and capital budget (rehabilitation project).

Qualifications

EDUCATION

(required level of education)

Bachelor's degree in engineering. Major preferred to be in fields related to wastewater or water industry.

Experience

(minimum years and types of related experience required)

Four years of experience in a related field or two years of experience in a treatment plant.

CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS

(any specialized certifications licenses or registrations required by TRA or other authority in order to be do the job, including those the incumbent must be able to obtain)

Valid Texas driver's license. Professional Engineer licensure required. Ability to obtain B water or wastewater license within 2 years.

KNOWLEDGE

(Information or facts than employee must know in order to be able to perform the work)

Knowledge of water/wastewater operations. Knowledge of CMMS, AutoCAD, and ArcGIS preferred as well as plant human machine interface (HMI) and process controls.

Skills And Abilities

(developed capability to use or apply knowledge effectively or dexterity/coordination in the performance of physical tasks)

Must be able to evaluate situations and analyze problems to make decisions necessary for corrective measures with little direction. May be called upon to make decisions regarding emergency situations at all hours.

GUIDANCE RECEIVED

Guided by priorities and policies. Is guided primarily by established priorities and policies, along with professional standards and best practices to guide decisions and any direction or advice given to others. Typically makes recommendations to managers on policy and process improvements after considering/analyzing various alternatives. Proactively addresses needed changes to policies, methods and procedures and obtains approval.

WORKING CONDITIONS

Working conditions include exposure to weather, odor, chemical hazards, gases and dust.

TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Measuring devices, computer, calculator, databases, pickup truck and other Authority vehicles.