Senior Utilities Project Engineer

City of Maypearl; Seguin (TX); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Maypearl is seeking an experienced Utility Engineer to provide engineering support for Utility Capital Improvement projects, and to help manage construction of water, wastewater, and electric systems in accordance with city standards.

The role collaborates with consulting engineers, reviews plans, administers contracts, prepares cost estimates, inspects field work for quality and safety, and contributes to strategic planning including a Five-Year Utility Capital Improvement Plan.

Qualifications

• High school graduation, or its equivalent, and a civil engineering degree, plus at least three years of experience specifically in the utility engineering (water, wastewater, electric) / project management field.
• Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas. State of Texas Class C driver's license or available alternate means of transportation.

Responsibilities

• Develop utility capital improvement projects in collaboration with Department Directors and Senior Utilities Engineer.
• Work with consulting engineers in project planning, organizing, and management.
• Oversee management and inspections of water, sewer, and electric utility projects.
• Inspect city facilities and field crews to ensure work quality and safety standards are met.
• Inspect utility projects for completeness and compliance with standards; respond to citizen requests.
• Participate in GIS/GPS mapping system development and maintenance.
• Maintain departmental records and prepare periodic and special reports.
• Provide guidance in field situations and review plans for city utility projects.
• Assist in calculating utility impact fees and in developing the Five-Year Utility Capital Improvement Plan.

Education

Civil Engineering degree

Job description

The City of Maypearl is seeking an experienced Utility Engineer to provide engineering support for Utility Capital Improvement projects, and to help manage construction of water, wastewater, and electric systems in accordance with city standards.

The role collaborates with consulting engineers, reviews plans, administers contracts, prepares cost estimates, inspects field work for quality and safety, and contributes to strategic planning including a Five-Year Utility Capital Improvement Plan.