City of Taylorsville – Water Distribution Operator/Certified

Description:

The City of Taylorsville is accepting applications for the full-time position of Water Distribution Operator/Certified.
The successful applicant shall be exceptionally knowledgeable of water distribution operations and understand the mechanics and methods of operation.
The preferable candidate would have two years of hands-on water distribution operations experience and 1 or more years of related experience.
REQUIREMENTS:
– Must be a graduate of an accredited high school or equivalent.
– Must be willing to work flexible hours and perform on-call duties as required.
– Must have a Grade II Water Distribution Certification
– Ability to obtain (and maintain) a Grade III Water Distribution System Operator Certification in a period of 24 months of hire date, possession of a Grade III Water Distribution Certification is preferred.
– Ability to satisfactorily complete the Operation of Water Distribution Systems, Volume I of California State University, Sacramento.
– Must possess a valid driver’s license (CDL-A preferred).
– Must pass a background check and drug screening.

Standard scheduled hours: Monday- Friday 8 AM-430 PM. Additional on-call duties are required.
Starting Salary based upon qualifications.
Full-time benefits include Health, Dental, Vision, and Life insurance options; Paid Holidays, Sick and Vacation leave; and participation in CERS non-hazardous state retirement.

Applications are available at Taylorsville City Hall or online at www.cityoftaylorsville.com.
Applications and inquiries should be addressed to Steve Biven, City Clerk.
P.O. Box 279, Taylorsville, KY 40071. Phone 🙁 502) 477-3235. Fax 🙁 502) 477-1310.
Email: [email protected].
The City of Taylorsville is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Location:

Kim Forrest
City of Taylorsville
70 Taylorsville Rd
Taylorsville, KY 40071

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
www.cityoftaylorsville.com

Phone:
(502) 477-3235

Name:

Kim Forrest

Kentucky American Water – Manager, Water Quality and Environmental Compliance

Description:

Responsibilities for this position establishes the day-to-day management of personnel and implementation of water quality, laboratory programs, environmental stewardship and environmental rules and regulations to ensure compliance with pertinent state and federal regulations. Responsible for maintaining budgets, committing expenditures, and setting priorities. Maintains liaisons with individuals within and outside of the organization – key regulatory officials and company personnel. Responsible for acting independently on technical and environmental matters.
Initiates and controls the overall environmental compliance program in all geographic areas of responsibility.
This includes oversight of all required monitoring and reporting of sample results required under the Safe Drinking Water Act and/or Clean Water Act. Ensuring that the environmental program requirements are met in accordance with the Environmental Management Plans. (40%)
Coordinates resolution of environmental issues with State regulatory personnel and local operations. Makes decisions and recommendations that are recognized as authoritative and have far-reaching impact on environmental activities. (20%)
Directs supportive workforce to maintain compliance with environmental regulations and laboratory procedures which may include accreditation/certification for specialized parameters. (10%)
Reviewing and determining the impact on company activities from existing and proposed regulations at the local, state and federal level. (10%)
Executes departmental business plans and contributes to the development of functional strategies. Assisting in preparing capital and O&M budgets for environmental compliance related items. (10%)
Assuring that policies, programs, standards of performance and approved objectives related to environmental compliance are adhered to including those involving health and safety, affirmative action, corporate responsibility and labor relations. (10%)
Minimum of 5 -10 years experience, depending on the level of the position in environmental management, project planning or other public programs.
Experience in the management of people, processes, technologies and budgets.
Bachelor’s Degree required. 

https://jobs.amwater.com/job-invite/107220/

Location:

Jessica Cohen
Kentucky American Water
1 Water Street
Camden, NJ 08102

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:
(856) 693-9950

Name:

Jessica Cohen

MSD – Process Supervisor-Operations

Description:

Job Summary
Provides for the safe, effective supervision of personnel, daily operations and maintenance of MSD treatment plants and pumping stations.

Essential Job Functions
Schedules and provides direct overview of Operations & Maintenance staff. Plans, organizes and directs all activities affecting the operation of the assigned region and on a given shift. Implements procedures for the process operation of an assigned facility to assure compliance with MSD and other regulatory standards to assure a safe working environment. Ensures SAP work orders are initiated, updated with reliable information and closed in a timely manner. Develops and coordinates preventive maintenance schedules and assignments. Provides support and motivation to employees. Establishes and implements effective process control strategies for treatment centers to ensure efficient and environmentally sound operating practices. Arranges for procurement and delivery of materials and supplies. Coordinates availability of process equipment for repair in order to minimize impact on the process. Reviews treatment center laboratory sample results on a daily basis in order to determine efficient process parameters and compliance with permit requirements. Provides feedback to operators for adjustments to the wastewater treatment process. Performs projects in the design, review, coordination and acceptance of treatment center and pump station upgrade, replacement and/or construction. Provides start-up and operator training. Responds to requests for assistance by MSD administrative staff for performance of special projects. Responds to unusual situations, makes investigations and initiates corrective action.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Knowledge of wastewater treatment principles, practices, laws and regulations; knowledge of wastewater treatment equipment maintenance; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); skill in managing multiple priorities; ability to supervise a diverse workforce; ability to resolve problems; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to perform physically demanding tasks as outlined above; ability to work under adverse working conditions such as inclement weather; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to work outdoors; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Minimum Requirements
Associate Degree in Environmental Science or a related field; five or more years experience in wastewater treatment, an industrial setting or a related field; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have an acceptable and reliable means for being contacted during off-duty hours. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must possess a Class III Kentucky Wastewater Treatment License or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months; or must have a Class II Kentucky Wastewater Treatment License and must be able to meet the requirements of 401 KAR 11:030 to obtain a Class III Kentucky Wastewater Treatment License within 6 months.
Agency

https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Melanie Deutsch
MSD
700 W LIBERTY ST
LOUISVILLE, KY 40203

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Phone:
(502) 540-6384

Name:

Melanie Deutsch

MSD – Engineering Co-op (Civil/Environmental) or (Electrical)

Description:

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Engineering Co-op (Civil/Environmental) or (Electrical)
SALARY
$18.00 – $20.00 Hourly

$37,440.00 – $41,600.00 Annually

LOCATION
Louisville, KY

JOB TYPE
Temporary

JOB NUMBER
24-166

DIVISION
Engineering Division

DEPARTMENT
Eng – Drainage and Flood Protection

OPENING DATE
10/18/2024

CLOSING DATE
10/31/2024 11:59 PM Eastern

PAY GRADE
N/A

WORK DAYS & HOURS
M-F 8:00am to 5:00pm

Job Summary
This Engineering Co-op position will be filled according to applicant qualifications:

Engineering Co-Op (Civil/Environmental) $18.00-$20.00 per hour
Engineering Co-Op (Electrical) $19.19 per hour

Engineering Co-Op (Civil/Environmental)

Under the direction of a Professional Engineer, provides technical support in the field of civil/environmental engineering to ensure that regulatory and community service-level obligations are met. Responsible for independent management of engineering related tasks as assigned by supervisor, including data collection, analysis and formulation of recommendations.

Engineering Co-Op (Electrical)

Under the direction of the Sr. Electrical Engineer, responsible for developing an archive of configuration files for MSD’s power monitoring and power protection devices, building a library of software applicable to those devices, development of an archiving system for arc-flash study files for all MSD facilities, investigating construction-related issues or disputes, gathering field data, and researching National Electric Code requirements.

Essential Job Functions
Engineering Co-Op (Civil/Environmental)

Responsible for completing engineering related tasks as assigned by supervisor. Assists with project related data collection and analysis. Develops recommendations based on the practical application of engineering theories and methods. Works with supervisor to learn basic project management skills and makes contributions to projects where appropriate. Attends consultant or contractor meetings with MSD engineering staff. Develops working knowledge of MSD’s regulated functions and regulatory requirements and applies this knowledge effectively to project contributions. Responsible for developing a working knowledge of the infrastructure, processes and core functions of MSD and then making practical application of this knowledge in all work products. Responsible for working in a variety of work settings including office environments, in the field, and with a diverse workforce. Assists with the development of in-house or public presentations. Conducts field inspection of MSD assets and/or green infrastructure. Assist as needed with the development of planning of future MSD infrastructure projects.

Engineering Co-Op (Electrical)
Responsible for completing engineering related tasks as assigned by supervisor. Assists with project related data collection and analysis. Develops recommendations based on the practical application of engineering theories and methods. Works with supervisor to learn basic project management skills and makes contributions to projects where appropriate. Attends consultant or contractor meetings with MSD engineering staff. Develops working knowledge of MSD’s regulated functions and regulatory requirements, and applies this knowledge effectively to project contributions. Responsible for developing a working knowledge of the infrastructure, processes and core functions of MSD and then making practical application of this knowledge in all work products. Responsible for working in a variety of work settings including office environments, in the field, and with a diverse workforce. Archives arc flash files by working with the Records department. Archives configuration files for protective relaying, power monitors and other power distribution equipment at MSD facilities.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Engineering Co-Op (Civil/Environmental)

Knowledge of basic engineering concepts and techniques; knowledge of regulatory requirements related to MSD’s regulated functions and processes; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); skill in oral and written communication; ability to utilize Hansen, Arcview, eB,SharePoint, Autocad and Telog; ability to learn and apply basic project management skills; ability to learn and apply presentation skills; ability to read and interpret engineering plans and specifications; ability to plan and organize work effectively; ability to work effectively under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to maintain accurate records; ability to work in a team environment with a diverse workforce; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure.

Engineering Co-Op (Electrical)
Knowledge of basic engineering concepts and techniques; knowledge of regulatory requirements related to MSD’s regulated functions and processes; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); skill in oral and written communication; ability to utilize Hansen, Arcview, eB,SharePoint, Autocad and Telog; ability to learn and apply basic project management skills; ability to learn and apply presentation skills; ability to read and interpret engineering plans and specifications; ability to plan and organize work effectively; ability to work effectively under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to maintain accurate records; ability to work in a team environment with a diverse workforce; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure.

Minimum Requirements
Engineering Co-Op (Civil/Environmental)

Currently enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters ABET-accredited engineering program as a full-time student in good standing. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Engineering Co-Op (Electrical)

Currently enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters ABET- accredited engineering program as a full-time student in good standing. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Agency
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Address
700 W. Liberty Street

Louisville, Kentucky, 40203
Website
http://www.louisvillemsd.org
Engineering Co-op (Civil/Environmental) or (Electrical) Supplemental Questionnaire
*
QUESTION 1
Do you have a valid driver’s license?
Yes
No
*
QUESTION 2
Do you have a High School diploma or GED?
Yes
No
*
QUESTION 3
Are you currently enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters ABET- accredited engineering program as a full-time student in good standing?
Yes
No
* Required Question

https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Melanie Deutsch
MSD
700 W LIBERTY ST
LOUISVILLE, KY 40203

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:
(502) 540-6384

Name:

Melanie Deutsch

Louisville & Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District – Eng Tech I,II,III,IV, Sr. Eng tech/ Assoc Eng I,II,III Sr. Assoc/Eng I,II,III Sr.Eng

Description:

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Eng Tech I,II,III,IV, Sr. Eng tech/ Assoc Eng I,II,III Sr. Assoc/Eng I,II,III Sr.Eng
SALARY
$24.25 – $64.11 Hourly

$50,440.00 – $133,348.80 Annually

LOCATION
Louisville, KY

JOB TYPE
Full-Time

JOB NUMBER
24-164

DIVISION
Engineering Division

DEPARTMENT
Development Review

OPENING DATE
10/11/2024

CLOSING DATE
10/24/2024 11:59 PM Eastern

PAY GRADE
Grade 14,15,17,18,19,20,21

WORK DAYS & HOURS
M-F 8:00am to 5:00pm

Job Summary
This position will be filled as an Engineering Technician I,II, III, IV, Sr. Eng Tech, Associate Engineer I/II/III, Senior Associate Engineer or Engineer I/II/III or Senior Engineer.

Salary ranges are as follows:

Eng Tech I Grade 14 $24.25 – $36.06 Hourly $50,440.00 – $75,004.80 Annually
Eng Tech II Grade 15 $26.05 – $39.06 Hourly $54,184.00 – $81,244.80 Annually
Eng Tech III Grade 17 $30.12 – $45.92 Hourly $62,649.60 – $95,513.60 Annually
Eng Tech IV Grade 18 $32.42 – $49.86 Hourly $67,433.60 – $103,708.80 Annually
Sr. Eng Tech Grade 19 $34.96 – $54.17 Hourly $72,716.80 – $112,673.60 Annually

Assoc. Engineer I Grade 18 $32.42 – $49.86 Hourly $67,433.60 – $103,708.80 Annually
Assoc. Engineer II Grade 19 $34.96 – $54.17 Hourly $72,716.80 – $112,673.60 Annually
Assoc. Engineer III Grade 20 $37.69 – $58.92 Hourly $78,395.20 – $122,553.60 Annually
Senior Assoc Eng. Grade 21 $40.70 – $64.11 Hourly $84,656.00 – $133,348.80 Annually

Engineer I Grade 18 $32.42 – $49.86 Hourly $67,433.60 – $103,708.80 Annually
Engineer II Grade 19 $34.96 – $54.17 Hourly $72,716.80 – $112,673.60 Annually
Engineer III Grade 20 $37.69 – $58.92 Hourly $78,395.20 – $122,553.60 Annually
Senior Engineer Grade 21 $40.70 – $64.11 Hourly $84,656.00 – $133,348.80 Annually
Minimum Requirements
Eng Tech I
Associate degree in engineering technology (civil, mechanical, electrical, construction) or a related field; no related experience required; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.

Eng Tech II
Associate degree in engineering technology (civil, mechanical, electrical, construction) or a related field; three or more years of related experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.

Eng Tech III
Associate degree in engineering technology (civil, mechanical, electrical, construction) or a related field; seven or more years of related experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.

Eng Tech IV
Associate degree in engineering technology (civil, mechanical, electrical, construction) or a related field; twelve or more years of related experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.

Sr. Eng Tech
Associate degree in engineering technology (civil, mechanical, electrical, construction) or a related field; sixteen or more years of related experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.

Associate Engineer I
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program. Two or more years of related experience. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.
Associate Engineer II
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program. Six or more years of related experience. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.
Associate Engineer III
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program, or approved equivalent. Ten or more years of related experience. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.
Senior Associate Engineer
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program, or approved equivalent. Twelve or more years of related experience. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.
Engineer I
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program. Must be a certified Engineer-in-Training with the ability to obtain Professional Engineer’s license from the state of Kentucky. No experience required. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Must obtain Plan Reviewer/Preparer EPSC Certification within 6 months.
Engineer II
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program. Must possess a Kentucky Professional Engineer’s License or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months. Four or more years of related experience. Master of Engineering Degree may be substituted for 1 year of experience. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.
Engineer III
Bachelor degree from an ABET accredited engineering program. Must possess a Kentucky Professional Engineer’s License (or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months) and four or more years of related experience post-attainment of a Professional Engineer’s License. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.
Senior Engineer
Bachelor Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program. Must possess a Kentucky Professional Engineer’s License (or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months) and nine or more years of related experience post attainment of a Professional Engineer’s License. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Melanie Deutsch
Louisville & Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District
700 W LIBERTY ST
LOUISVILLE, KY 40203

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Phone:
(502) 540-6384

Name:

Melanie Deutsch

Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District – Operator-In-Training

Description:

Job Summary
Assists in the process operation and routine, corrective & preventive maintenance of wastewater treatment facilities. Time in this position acts as a training period to become qualified as an Operator.

Essential Job Functions
Stops, starts and adjusts process equipment. Samples, analyzes and reports information for continuous optimum operation. Monitors and identifies mechanical problems with regular direction from supervisors or guidance from Operators/Sr. Operators and responds to emergency conditions. Learns lubrication and oiling techniques. Reads and interprets various dials, gauges, flow gauges, flow integrators and charts and explosivity and toxic analyzing equipment. Learns to operate all types of valves and pumps. Learns to properly clean and paint equipment and facility areas. Learns to mix chemicals. Regulates chemical feed equipment. Performs laboratory and field tests for quality control as required by regulatory agencies. Responds to emergencies and properly notifies supervisor of problems. Assists mechanics, electricians, technicians, contractors and others to repair equipment. Maintains landscaping of buildings and grounds. Cuts grass, weeds and bushes. Assists treatment plant operators in performing general housekeeping duties. Serves on the Emergency Response Team as directed. Performs preventive and/or corrective maintenance as required. Performs other related duties as assigned or as judgment/necessity dictates.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Knowledge of the elementary principles of chemistry and general science; ability to learn the principles and procedures relating to the operation and maintenance of a wastewater treatment plant; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to read, understand and follow written and oral instructions; ability to safely use all tools and equipment to perform work; ability to perform physically demanding tasks as outlined above; ability to work outdoors, at night and under adverse working conditions such as inclement weather; ability to climb and work in high places and confined spaces; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to work various shifts and mandatory overtime.

Minimum Requirements
High School Diploma or GED; two years of skilled labor or related experience, or successful completion of a recognized basic wastewater treatment course or other related field; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must meet aptitude assessment requirements. Mechanical experience desired. Pump station experience is preferred. Must possess a valid driver’s license. CDL preferred. Must have an acceptable and reliable means for being contacted during off-duty hours. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Please apply on our website: https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Miriam Fisher
Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District
700 West Liberty ST
Louisville, KY 40203

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:

Name:

Miriam Fisher

FIND Outdoors – Class 1-AD Drinking Water Treatment System Operator and Class 1-D Water Distribution System Operator in Charge for the Gladie Visitor Center, Stanton, Kentucky

Description:

FIND is seeking a firm or an individual (Firm) to act as Operator in Charge and be responsible for operation and reporting of the drinking water treatment system at the Gladie Visitor Center in the Red River Gorge of the Daniel Boone National Forest. The selected firm must hold certifications from the Kentucky Division of Water for Class 1-AD Drinking Water Treatment System Operator and Class 1-D Water Distribution System Operator.
The selected firm will:
Perform work in treatment of raw water using filtration and sodium hypo-chlorite feed system that changes the taste, odor, or chemical content of the water through accomplishment of the following assignments:
Monitors gauges, meters, pumps, filters, chemical feeders, and recording and controlling devices according to a prescribed schedule and performs routine operator maintenance. Adjusts valves and pumps to control and aerate water flow. Performs minor preventative maintenance on chemical feeders, pumping stations, and other equipment.
Performs water treatment tests to check pH level, turbidity, and chloride content. Adds chemical agents to chlorinate water as needed. Makes all adjustment in chemical feed, pump rates, and reservoir elevations based on test results, chemical concentrations, chemical test results, and elevation levels. Will be occasionally required to enter data into a computer database.
Responsible for conducting tests and measurements within prescribed State and Federal standards. Submits Monthly Operator Reports to the Kentucky Division of Water. Receives, checks, records and
unloads water treatment chemicals and obtains samples for testing to determine the quality of chemicals. See attached document, Operation of Federally Owned Drinking Water System.
Oversees the construction, maintenance and cleanliness of the water distribution system. Lays lines, maps lines, sanitizes/hyper-chlorinates lines, repairs minor leaks, etc.
Trains up to four (4) Forest Service Operators in Training in drinking water treatment and distribution to attain experience required for certification.

Proposals must be submitted in a .pdf format to [email protected]
Proposals must include the following:
1. Completed Acknowledgement of Terms of the RFP process
2. A firm profile, length of time in business and a description of the firm’s core competencies.
3. Description of the firm’s availability to begin the project in accordance with the schedule (see below).
4. List service fees for the completion of the elements as requested and present the total estimated cost to complete the project, the hourly fees (with number of hours estimated) or flat rates to complete the items listed in the project scope.
5. Three references including the type of work done for each and the date of completion. Please include company name, address, phone number and contact name.
6. A summary explaining why your firm is most qualified.

Location:

Beth Hooper
FIND Outdoors
49 Pisgah Hwy.
Pisgah Forest, NC 28768

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
www.gofindoutdoors.org

Phone:

Name:

Beth Hooper

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District – Development Review Manager

Description:

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Development Review Manager
SALARY
$47.54 – $76.08 Hourly

$98,883.20 – $158,246.40 Annually

LOCATION
Louisville, KY

JOB TYPE
Full-Time

JOB NUMBER
24-112

DIVISION
Engineering Division

DEPARTMENT
Development & Stormwater Services Admin

OPENING DATE
06/25/2024

CLOSING DATE
Continuous

PAY GRADE
Grade 23

WORK DAYS & HOURS
M-F 8am to 5pm

Job Summary
Manages the planning and design approval of sanitary, stormwater and green infrastructure systems of all privately funded development in MSD’s service area. Establishes and enforces design/construction standards, details and specifications for collection system, drainage systems and green infrastructure. Assures proper implementation of the System Capacity Assurance Program (SCAP), Sewer Line Replacement Program (SSLRP), Plumbing Modification Program (PMP), plan approval program for all devices required by the Fats, Oil & Grease Policy (FOG), plan approval programs for all single family construction and the proper implementation of the downspout disconnection program. Develops and implements policies/procedures to ensure quality control. Communicates and partners with customers, representatives, elected officials and community regulators regarding private development and regulatory issues. Identifies gaps in department delivery and troubleshoots across delivered services to foresee and resolve problems. Develops, recommends and manages the operating budget for the section. Manages professional, technical, administrative and contract staff.

Essential Job Functions
Provides high quality services and meets community and regulatory commitments. Establishes and enforces design/construction standards, details and specifications for collection, drainage and green infrastructure system, structures and facilities. Ensures operations involvement in design approvals. Coordinates with legal department regarding easement acquisitions, permitting requirements and contract negotiations. Ensures staff has the tools, expertise, knowledge and standard operating procedures necessary to review and approve preliminary plans, construction drawings, design calculations, specifications, drawing revisions, technical submittals, contracts, bonds and permits for land development activities. Considers the needs/requirements of the stakeholders in the development of procedures utilized or implemented. Manages the pretreatment plan review program activities including plan review, inspection of new and existing facilities, issuance of field correction notices, customer education, proper facility installation, and approval of new products. Develops and implements policy and procedures to ensure proper application and tracking of development impact fees and charges. Reviews and approves/denies requests for deviations from specifications and design manual related to privately funded projects. Analyzes new requests for sewer service. Manages the SCAP Capacity Assurance Committee. Facilitates discussions of dry and wet weather issues with gravity sewers, pump stations, treatment plants and existing sanitary sewer overflows. Coordinates and communicates with EPA, DOW, and regulatory services staff. Oversees administration of the Plumbing Modification Program (PMP) and Sanitary Sewer Line Replacement Program (SSLRP) through developments and implementations of department procedures and policies; ensures the programs are utilized appropriately; manages program staff in their evaluation of bids, preparation of loan documents, preparation of liens and final inspection of facilities. Leads stakeholder outreach efforts related to private development planning, design, construction and permitting issues. Provides direction to engineers and developers on sewer system and drainage system development to ensure adherence to MSD policy and action plans. Serves as liaison to the Development Advisory Committee and the Building Industry Association. Oversees communications to the public regarding the functionality of sanitary facilities, storm facilities, green infrastructure, plumbing modification programs and MSD’s policies and procedures. Oversees communications and coordination regarding obtaining sewer services, the lateral extension approval process and site development approval procedures and policies. Exercises functional area expertise and strategic awareness and organizational awareness to develop and articulate the overall vision/goals for the program. Develops, oversees implementation and monitors adherence to production goals and work quality standards. Evaluates staff performance and assigns performance and production goals. Makes hiring, discipline and termination recommendations. Participates in succession planning and staff Individual Development Plans. Implements and enforces policies and procedures. Coaches and mentors staff. Ensures internal and external commitments of program and staff are met. Manages inter/intra department conflicts as needed. Develops and oversees administration of the operating budget across all program functions. Supports the development of and administers the annual CIP. Ensures staff compliance with records management procedures.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Knowledge of engineering principles and techniques; knowledge of planning, design, construction and maintenance of separate sanitary sewer collection systems, combined sewer collection systems, pump stations, force mains, pressures sewer systems, stormwater collection systems and green infrastructure; knowledge of laws, regulations policies and ordinances related to sanitary sewers, storm sewers and planning/zoning; knowledge of general management and supervisory techniques/principles; skill in oral and written communication; skill in managing multiple priorities; skill in exercising tact and diplomacy; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (Microsoft Word and Excel); ability to supervise a diverse workforce; ability to analyze problems and initiate solutions; ability to negotiate; ability to review/interpret engineering submittals and complex construction schedules; ability to exercise judgment and discretion; ability to maintain accurate records; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure.

Minimum Requirements
Bachelor degree in engineering from an ABET accredited engineering program; eight or more years experience working as a licensed professional engineer (total minimum of 12 years), with a minimum of eight years of demonstrated, relevant experience as a project manager or project design manager of both large wastewater collection, conveyance and pumping systems structures/facilities and stormwater drainage and detention system structures; five or more years demonstrated experience with the permitting and/or implementation of Clean Water Act regulation at the local, state and federal level; five or more years supervisory experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted in certain circumstances. Must possess a Professional Engineer’s License (Kentucky PE License or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months). Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Agency
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Address
700 W. Liberty Street

Louisville, Kentucky, 40203
Website
http://www.louisvillemsd.org
Development Review Manager Supplemental Questionnaire
*
QUESTION 1
Did you graduate from an ABET accredited engineering program of four or more years?
Yes
No
*
QUESTION 2
Do you have a valid driver’s license?
Yes
No
*
QUESTION 3
How many years of direct employee supervisory experience do you have?
*
QUESTION 4
How many years of experience working as a licensed professional engineer?
*
QUESTION 5
How many years of demonstrated, relevant experience as a project manager or project design manager of both large wastewater collection, conveyance and pumping systems structures/facilities and stormwater drainage and detention system structures do you have?
*
QUESTION 6
How many years of demonstrated experience with the permitting and/or implementation of Clean Water Act regulation at the local, state and federal level do you have? Please describe.
*
QUESTION 7
Do you possess a Kentucky Professional Engineer’s License or ability to obtain through state reciprocity within 6 months?
Yes
No
* Required Question

https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Melanie Deutsch
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
700 W LIBERTY ST
LOUISVILLE, KY 40203

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:
(502) 540-6384

Name:

Melanie Deutsch

Hardin County Water District No.1 – Water Treatment Plant Operator- Muldraugh Water Treatment Plant

Description:

TITLE OF POSITION: Water Treatment Plant Operator – Class IV-A
DEPARTMENT: Muldraugh Water Treatment Plant

BASIC POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Operate a Class IV-A Public Water Treatment Plant. Assist Distribution Department, Water
Quality/Measurement Specialist and Maintenance Specialist as needed.

ESSENTIAL POSITION FUNCTIONS:
Light equipment maintenance and cleaning as well as general facility housekeeping, including
maintenance of plant grounds and mowing Performs all required duties in the daily operations of a Class
IV-A Public Water Treatment Plant under limited supervision. Performs all phases of the water treatment
process, equipment maintenance and cleaning, computer based records management, and water quality
testing. Operate, monitor, and calibrate water quality instrumentation. Receive and answer customer
phone calls. Carry out research and pilot studies as needed to optimize and improve plant operations.
Provide daily reports and updates to other operators and plant supervisor. Monitor chemical levels and
dosage rates. Perform jar tests and other indicators of water quality within plant. Understand and follow
the regulations enforced by the Kentucky Division of Water. Comply with and follow District and industry
safety standards. Acquire bacteriological laboratory analyst certification within a reasonable time. This
position requires access to Fort Knox Army Post. Incumbent must be able to pass security background
check as required by Fort Knox. If approval to access Fort Knox cannot be obtained for any reason,
employment may be terminated. Any and all other job duties as may be assigned. Regular and
predictable attendance and punctuality is required.

STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
Required to work unsupervised and perform assigned and non-assigned tasks and duties. Prior
experience talking to public and customers and ability to learn and understand billing and collection
policies. Must utilize Windows based programs.

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Involves high school level math abilities, basic understanding and comprehension of biology and
chemistry as used in water treatment operations, required to talk with customers politely and understand
and explain District policies and make treatment process decisions. May be required to lift objects up to
50 lbs above waist level and must move throughout water plant facility, including climbing up and down
steep stairs and ladders. Must monitor visual and audible alarms and operate a personal computer
keyboard with monitor. Stand at bench and operate laboratory and water testing equipment. Must
operate riding and push mowing equipment, string weed cutters and other small power equipment.

WORKING ENVIRONMENT AND CONDITIONS
This position involves working within an indoor office environment around general office equipment,
including computers and work stations as well as working outdoors in all types of weather. Some travel
required to other locations within Kentucky. Position requires working various shifts at all times of the day
and frequently working on weekends and holidays.

EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING
High school diploma or equivalent, with some college or college degree in related field (hydrology,
microbiology, water treatment science, environmental science) highly desirable. Class IV-A Water Plant
Operators License from the Kentucky Division of Water and at least two years previous experience
operating a water plant without supervision. Valid driver’s license required.

Online on our website: https://hcwd.com/employment/

Location:

Kim Brewer
Hardin County Water District No.1
1400 Rogersville Rd.
Radcliff, KY 40160

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:
(270) 351-3222

Name:

Kim Brewer

Hardin County Water District No.1 – Water Treatment Plant Operator- Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant

Description:

TITLE OF POSITION: Water Treatment Plant Operator – Class IV-A
DEPARTMENT: Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant

BASIC POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Operate a Class IV-A Public Water Treatment Plant. Assist Distribution Department, Water
Quality/Measurement Specialist and Maintenance Specialist as needed.

ESSENTIAL POSITION FUNCTIONS:
Light equipment maintenance and cleaning as well as general facility housekeeping, including
maintenance of plant grounds and mowing Performs all required duties in the daily operations of a Class
IV-A Public Water Treatment Plant under limited supervision. Performs all phases of the water treatment
process, equipment maintenance and cleaning, computer based records management, and water quality
testing. Operate, monitor, and calibrate water quality instrumentation. Receive and answer customer
phone calls. Carry out research and pilot studies as needed to optimize and improve plant operations.
Provide daily reports and updates to other operators and plant supervisor. Monitor chemical levels and
dosage rates. Perform jar tests and other indicators of water quality within plant. Understand and follow
the regulations enforced by the Kentucky Division of Water. Comply with and follow District and industry
safety standards. Acquire bacteriological laboratory analyst certification within a reasonable time. Any
and all other job duties as may be assigned. Regular and predictable attendance and punctuality is
required.

STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE:
Required to work unsupervised at times and perform assigned and non-assigned tasks and duties. Prior
experience talking to public and customers and ability to learn and understand billing and collection
policies. Must utilize Windows based programs.
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Involves high school level math abilities, basic understanding and comprehension of biology and
chemistry as used in water treatment operations, required to talk with customers politely and understand
and explain District policies and make treatment process decisions. May be required to lift objects up to
50 lbs above waist level and must move throughout water plant facility, including climbing up and down
steep stairs and ladders. Must monitor visual and audible alarms and operate a personal computer
keyboard with monitor. Stand at bench and operate laboratory and water testing equipment. Must
operate riding and push mowing equipment, string weed cutters and other small power equipment.

WORKING ENVIRONMENT AND CONDITIONS
This position involves working within an indoor office environment around general office equipment,
moving, pressurized equipment and chemicals as well as working outdoors in all types of weather. Must
work a shift with no supervision. Some travel required to other locations within Kentucky. Position
requires working various shifts at all times of the day and frequently working on holidays.

EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING
Bachelor’s Degree in engineering, science, or equivalent from an accredited college or university is
preferred. Class IV-A Water Plant Operators License from the Kentucky Division of Water and at least
three years previous experience operating a water plant without supervision. Valid driver’s license
required.

Online at our website: https://hcwd.com/employment/

Location:

Kim Brewer
Hardin County Water District No.1
1400 Rogersville Rd.
Radcliff, KY 40160

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:
(270) 351-3222

Name:

Kim Brewer