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This is a technical position. The incumbent primarily collects wastewater samples from commercial and industrial customers and delivers them to the laboratory for analysis.  Performs grease trap inspections and initial screenings of new commercial or industrial customers which requires frequent interactions with customers.  Also completes related forms and maintains the strong waste database.  Maintains sampling equipment including completing minor repairs of automatic samplers.

Chesterfield County’s Utilities Department is seeking a Senior Engineering Assistant to perform a variety of paraprofessional duties for the Construction Section of the Utilities Department to include field research associated with the design of water and wastewater capital improvement & road improvement projects and assisting with construction related requests and inspections. Includes photographing and videoing sites and managing the storing and recordation of these photos and retrieval as needed. Attend field and pre-construction meetings providing support in clarifying issues and potential conflicts. Manage various improvement projects and oversee repairs and maintenance of the utility administration building. Assist with addressing resident concerns associated with the section's various projects and Real Property agents with easement acquisition questions & research. Coordinate and assist with the management of the closed-circuit television inspection (CCTV) contract and reporting. Review and prepare background information and recommendations relating to the current/future availability and requirements for the use of the public water and wastewater systems including preliminary route layouts and cost estimates. Prepare maps for special projects as needed. Perform related work as required. 

Under the direction of the Facilities Maintenance Supervisor, the person in this position performs the installation, operation, maintenance and repair of electrical and mechanical systems throughout the water and wastewater system.

The Engineering Manager oversees the Engineering Department of Utilities which supports a complex range of Development, Operational and Capital program services. Many of these services impact and support multiple stakeholders and cover a large array of engineering functions to include but not limited to; utility plan review, operational studies and analysis, construction inspection and oversight as well as coordination with regulatory agencies.

Stafford County Department of Utilities is comprised of wonderful, environmentally conscious people on a shared mission of water stewardship and exceptional utility service. We are proud to be a leader in the growing and thriving community that we serve in Stafford County. Currently, we have several positions open including, Civil Engineer.

 

GENERAL STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES 

Under limited supervision, this position assists the Director in the overall management and administration of assigned divisions and functional areas within the Waterworks Department and may act as Director in their absence.  Provides departmental leadership and is responsible for developing and administering programs and systems to support and promote high-performance strategies and to meet organizational needs, vision and values.  Reports to the Director of Waterworks. 

Under close supervision, performs semi-skilled work in the operation and general maintenance of the water treatment plant. Trains in and assists with operation of water treatment plant. As directed, operates and maintains motor controllers, pumps, valves and meters. Trains in monitoring the onscreen display for the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) software. Employee must exercise initiative and some independent judgment in completing assigned tasks. Employee must exercise tact, courtesy and firmness in contact with customers and the general public. Reports to designated Lead Water Treatment Plant Operator or Water Treatment Plant Manager.

 
Are you looking to take your Engineering career to the next level? Do you want to make an impact in your local community by utilizing your skills and expertise in the Waterworks department? Well, this is the perfect opportunity for you!  

The Engineer III is responsible for complex engineering work involving the planning, design, project management and inspection of a variety of utilities projects within the Waterworks department. Day to day, you will serve as project manager on various natural resource projects throughout the City from start until completion.  You will be identifying, researching and making recommendations on various project needs and plans, drafting proposals and assisting with selecting contractors.  

Engineers prepare, review, and evaluate a variety of different water supply improvements to include demand projections, safe yield evaluations, conservation, drought and water source management, real estate, and stewardship of all natural resources. This is a very exciting opportunity to provide oversight and management on environmental and water related improvement projects for your community.

This position is responsible for a wide range of job responsibilities as a project manager and supervising the project team! By using your Engineering knowledge and experience, you will also prepare cost estimates and budgets, reports, manage employee’s performance, employee relations, and assign work as needed. 

In addition to your daily duties, you will serve as a technical expert in all areas of water resources engineering!  It will be important to provide information related to improvements, projects, programs and activities; keeps abreast of current and future changes and trends related to water resources; may review plans prepared by contractors to ensure compliance with City codes, State regulations, design, and construction standards.