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The City of Fair Oaks Ranch is hiring a Full-Time Maintenance Lead – Drainage/Stormwater to oversee crews, inspect and repair storm drainage, and coordinate with Engineering/Procurement. Requires two years of relevant experience, a Texas driver’s license, and FEMA training within a year.
Onsite role with benefits including TMRS, health coverage, and paid time off. Apply to help protect our community and keep infrastructure moving smoothly.
Join the City of Fair Oaks Ranch as a Full-Time Maintenance Lead – Drainage/Stormwater, where your leadership and hands‑on skills will help maintain essential infrastructure and protect our community. This onsite position offers pay starting at $48,468.00 annually, dependent on experience and qualifications, along with opportunities to lead crews, solve problems, and make a visible difference.
Enjoy benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Flexible Spending Account, Paid Time Off, and Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS)-7% contribution with a 2:1 match. Bring your skills to The Ranch and help keep our community moving forward!
Located just northwest of San Antonio, Fair Oaks Ranch blends Hill County charm with nearby urban amenities. We are committed to exceptional public service, preserving our community's natural beauty, and creating a workplace guided by Community, Collaboration, and Ownership.
You’ll lead crews in inspecting, maintaining, and repairing the City's storm drainage systems. Daily work includes operating equipment, implementing erosion control practices, coordinating contractor work, and helping prioritize projects for the Annual Drainage Maintenance Program.
You’ll also maintain drainage records and maps, collaborate with Engineering and Procurement, train staff in safe work practices, and assist with after‑hours flooding and drainage emergencies.
We’re looking for a dependable leader with knowledge of drainage maintenance, construction methods, heavy equipment operation, and safety practices. Strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills will help you guide crews and complete projects successfully.
Maintaining and repairing stormwater infrastructure.
Applying safe construction, traffic control, and erosion control practices.
Leading and training crews.
Reading grades and elevations and using a transit.
Using ArcGIS and work order systems to maintain accurate records.
Planning maintenance work and coordinating with contractors and City departments.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED, a valid Texas Class C Driver's License, and at least two years of relevant experience. FEMA training is required or must be obtained within one year of hire. Lead or supervisory experience is preferred.