Louisville/Jefferson County MSD – Regional Treatment Facilities Manager

Description:

Job Summary
Manages the treatment facilities liquid and solids treatment processes to ensure the efficient operations with the highest quality effluent possible, the highest quality final biosolids product and compliance with all local, state and federal regulations. Responsible for regulatory reports and approvals and communications with various agencies. Manages all aspects of treatment facilities operations staff. Coordinates the needs of other MSD departments and divisions with treatment facilities operations and maintenance responsibilities. Provides operational, engineering and technical review for all capital projects. Coordinates capital projects with treatment facility operations. Coordinates testing for specialized liquid and biosolid samples. Prepares and submits multiple reports associated with liquid and solid processing, chemical use and other mission critical processes. Coordinates and reviews capital and operations projects training schedules and operations and maintenance information/manuals. Prepares and submits annual budget requests. Coordinates with consultants and other external sources on potential treatment facilities improvements.

Essential Job Functions
Coordinates with plant operations and maintenance supervisors as related to treatment facilities processing needs. Manages operations personnel. Coordinates with all internal MSD divisions to ensure achievement of consent decree, KPDES effluent permit parameters and conformance with the Environmental Management System, MS4 and SWPPP. Ensures safety compliance is enforced and maintained. Establishes, implements and reviews results of operational parameters and determines adjustments for various stages of the treatment facilities processes. Coordinates operations with MSD departments to ensure engineering, regulatory, budgetary and personnel needs are met. Coordinates with maintenance departments to determine equipment replacement and repairs. Coordinates capital projects related to the treatment facilities processes. Provides engineering, technical and operations/maintenance review comments to design consultants. Provides coordination/scheduling activities during construction, start-up and training. Reviews operational staffing needs with management. Evaluates operation training and qualification requirements. Evaluates supervisory personnel and provides goals and goal setting recommendations. Reviews and prescribes necessary updates to standard operating procedures.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Knowledge of wastewater treatment principles and practices; knowledge of engineering principles and techniques, knowledge of local, state and federal regulations as they pertain to wastewater treatment; skill in oral and written communication; skill in project management; skill in performing mathematical calculations; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to review and comment on design concepts, plans and specifications; ability to perform data and trend analysis; ability to supervise a diverse workforce; ability to exercise judgment and discretion; ability to handle multiple priorities; ability to establish goals and priorities; ability to analyze problems and initiate solutions; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.

Minimum Requirements
Bachelor Degree in engineering or a related field; seven or more years of experience relating to wastewater treatment plant operation; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess two or more years of supervisory experience. Must possess a Kentucky Wastewater Treatment Operator Class IV license. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

This position is considered safety-sensitive and is subject to random drug testing.

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

Location:

Miriam Fisher
Louisville/Jefferson County MSD
700 West Liberty ST
Louisville, KY 40203

Contact Email:

Website:

Phone:

Name:

Miriam Fisher

Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District – Sampling and Monitoring Technician I/II

Description:

Job Summary
This position will be filled as a Sampling and Monitoring Technician I or II based on candidate qualifications. Salary ranges are as follows:

Sampling and Monitoring Technician I: $47,923.20-$70,699.20
Sampling and Monitoring Technician II: $51,459.20-$76,502.40

Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

Provides technical and field support for all sampling and monitoring needs of the organization. Collects samples for technology-based and conventional pollutants, pathogens, and nutrients for water quality, industrial, special projects, and emergency response requirements. Ensures sampling and monitoring equipment is properly calibrated and functioning. Conducts site location surveys for installation of equipment and prepares and installs equipment according to site specific characteristics. Conducts field trouble shooting and repair and/or resolves mechanical or electrical malfunctions of equipment. Uses equipment and job related computer software to collect and report data. Measures, documents, and reports field data parameters.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

Provides technical and field support for all sampling and monitoring needs of the organization. Collects samples for technology-based and conventional pollutants, pathogens, and nutrients for water quality, industrial, special projects, and emergency response requirements. Identifies proper settings and parameters for sampling and monitoring equipment based on specific job requirements. Ensures equipment is properly functioning and resources are available to effectively complete assigned duties. Conducts site location surveys and identifies installation and/or equipment fabrication requirements based on site specific characteristics. Conducts in-depth field trouble shooting and conducts field repair and/or resolution of mechanical or electrical malfunctions of equipment. Uses equipment and associated computer software to collect, report, and analyze data. Measures, documents, and reports field data and reviews data parameters for accuracy. Provides supervisor and or manager with recommendations to resolve problems related to field work activities and improve procedures/processes.
Essential Job Functions
Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

Performs confined space entry in compliance with federal safety regulations and organization procedures. Follows all established sampling protocols, Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPP), and standard operating procedures to ensure the integrity of sampling and monitoring activities. Collects and reports Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) project trending and modeling data. Conducts/assists with sampling and field equipment installations. Provides support for sampling projects to ensure compliance with the Federal Clean Water Act, Kentucky Pollution Discharge Elimination System permits, and special project requirements. Installs fabricated and custom apparatuses to support primary and ancillary equipment. Provides information utilized to conduct pricing and reliability studies of equipment and instrumentation. Maintains and calibrates all equipment required to conduct field collection and analysis. Conducts wet weather discharge reconnaissance routes in compliance with Sewer Overflow Response Protocols. Performs sampling and collects flow data for regulatory compliance purposes, revenue, and CMOM (capacity, management, operations and maintenance) related activities. Assists with all department equipment and instrumentation repairs. Utilizes computer to access and download data from field instruments and remote monitoring sources. Conducts assessments of equipment, supplies and resources, and reports shortages, necessary repairs or replacement needs in a timely manner. Responsible for the operation and maintenance of pH probes including cleaning, calibration, and replacement of probes/membranes. Collects stream water quality samples and stream flow measurements. Conducts field analysis of samples. Collects stream flow data, through mechanical, electronic or in-stream measurement means. Completes chain of custody for regulatory compliance and legal purposes. Preserves, stores, and transports/ships samples to MSD or contract laboratory. Collects stream biological data using ceramic tiles or other methods. Ensures proper cleaning and decontamination methods are used for samplers, flow devices, containers, and other equipment. Coordinates sampling activities with laboratory requirements. Conducts combined sewer overflow inspections to verify reported problems.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

Leads confined space entry activities to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations and organization procedures. Conducts field assessments and associated work to complete field instrument installations. Conducts work utilizing all established sampling protocols, Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPP), and standard operating procedures to ensure the integrity of sampling and monitoring activities. Recommends improvements and updates all work related protocols, procedures, and documentation activities. Collects reports and analyzes project trending and modeling data. Accesses and uses Infor Public Sector (IPS) or similar software for work orders or other related activities. Uses Telemetry and Data Logging (Telog) or similar software and web based clients to access, review, manipulate, and report data. Conducts field assessments and makes field adjustments to ensure success during sampling events. Understands Federal Clean Water Act and Kentucky Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit requirements, and ensures sampling projects are conducted in a manner to meet regulatory requirements. Identifies need for fabrication of items to complete equipment installation projects and provides fabrication recommendations to supervisor/manager. Installs fabricated components to meet site specific purposes and develops methods to overcome equipment installation related difficulties. Reviews updated inventory database and identifies additional requirements or omissions. Conducts pricing and reliability studies of equipment. Maintains, calibrates and conducts function tests on all equipment items. Conducts wet weather discharge reconnaissance routes in compliance with Sewer Overflow Response Protocols. Conducts combined sewer overflow inspections to identify and report problems. Performs sampling required to maintain regulatory compliance of Pretreatment Program and ensures collection and timely/accurate reporting of quality test results for revenue collection purposes. Collects samples in support of capacity, management, operations and maintenance (CMOM) related activities. Performs field and in-house equipment and instrumentation repairs. Utilizes computer to access, download and analyze data from field instruments. Conducts inventory of equipment, supplies and other resources and recommends level of replacement or purchasing needs. Operates and maintains department pH probes including cleaning, calibration, and replacement of probes/membranes. Collects stream water quality samples and field parameters. Reviews and follows chain of custody procedures to ensure samples are delivered to MSD or contract laboratory for analysis. Ensures proper preparation and shipment of samples. Leads team during collection of stream biological data using ceramic tiles or other required methods. Collects stream flow data, through mechanical, electronic or in-stream measurement means. Conducts field calculations of stream flow or sampling and monitoring data to ensure field measurements are correct and/or appropriate with expected results. Ensures proper cleaning and decontamination methods are used for samplers, flow devices, bottles and other equipment as determined necessary. Coordinates with laboratories regarding activities related to proper hand off and/or analysis of samples. Conducts training for Sampling and Monitoring Technicians as deemed necessary by supervisor/manager.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

Knowledge of sampling procedures and methods; knowledge of basic carpentry, electricity, plumbing, mechanics and instrumentation; knowledge of chain of custody protocols; ability to operate sampling instrumentation and related equipment; ability to calibrate, maintain and install sampling equipment; ability to operate a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to use software required to operate/troubleshoot equipment and retrieve data; ability to use laboratory information management software to enter sampling and analytical information; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to perform physically demanding tasks; ability to work 24 hour emergency response; ability to work various shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime; ability to work outdoors, at night and in all weather conditions; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to accurately record, maintain and enter records in log book and/or software databases.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

Knowledge of sampling procedures and methods; knowledge of basic carpentry, electricity, plumbing, mechanics and instrumentation; knowledge of chain of custody protocols; skill in operating sampling instrumentation and related equipment; skill in calibrating, maintaining and installing sampling equipment; ability to operate a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to use software required to operate/trouble shoot equipment and retrieve data; ability to use laboratory information management software (LIMS) to enter sampling and analytical information; ability to review LIMS data for accuracy and resolve data input issues; ability to identify and recommend fabrication needs for installation of equipment; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to perform physically demanding tasks; ability to work 24 hour emergency response; ability to work various shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime; ability to work outdoors, at night and in all weather conditions; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to accurately record, maintain and enter records in log book and/or software databases.

Minimum Requirements
Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

High School Diploma or GED; two or more years of sampling, water quality, or wastewater operations experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must complete a 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) course and obtain certification at the Hazardous Material Technician level within six months of obtaining the position and fulfill requirements established in 29 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) 1910.120. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

High School Diploma or GED; four or more years of sampling, water quality, or wastewater operations experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must complete a 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) course and obtain certification at the Hazardous Material Technician level within six months of obtaining the position and fulfill requirements established in 29 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) 1910.120. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Apply online: https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

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

Contact Email:

Website:

Phone:

Name:

Miriam Fisher

Edmonson County Water District – General Manager

Description:

Job Title: General Manager
Department: Executive Administration
Reports To: Board of Commissioners
Location: Edmonson County Water District, Edmonson County, Kentucky
Salary Range: $92,000 – $112,000 Annually
Date: 6/17/2025
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Position Summary:
The General Manager is the chief executive officer of the Edmonson County Water District and is responsible for managing and directing all administrative, operational, and financial activities of the District. Under the direction of the Board of Commissioners, the General Manager leads and supervises all aspects of the District’s operations, including administration, finance, water system operations, compliance, and community relations. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with rural water utilities, particularly in Kentucky.
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Key Responsibilities:
Leadership & Administration:
• Direct, supervise, and evaluate staff across all functional areas including field operations, customer service, finance, and compliance, while fostering a safe and productive work environment.
• Develop and implement policies, standard operating procedures, and operational plans to ensure efficient District performance.
• Provide leadership in developing short- and long-term strategic plans.

Board Relations:
• Serve as the primary advisor and liaison to the Board of Commissioners and implement their decisions.
• Prepare and present agendas, reports, budgets, and recommendations at Board meetings.
• Advise the Board on operational, financial, and regulatory matters affecting the District.

Operations & Maintenance:
• Oversee the operation, maintenance, and improvement of water supply, treatment, storage, and distribution systems.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable water quality and environmental regulations, including those from Kentucky Division of Water (DOW) and federal EPA drinking water standards.
• Coordinate field staff activities both routine and emergency situations, including system maintenance, leak repairs, and customer service calls.

Financial Management:
• Prepare, manage, and monitor the District’s annual operating and capital improvement budgets.
• Monitor and control expenditures; ensure sound financial practices and transparency.
• Ensure accurate billing, collection, accounting, and financial reporting practices.
• Identify and pursue funding sources such as USDA Rural Development grants, loans, and SRF programs.

Regulatory Compliance & Reporting:
• Ensure full compliance with all state and federal water system regulations.
• Submit reports to regulatory bodies including the Kentucky Division of Water and Public Service Commission (PSC).
• Maintain up-to-date records, permits, and system documentation.

Community & Stakeholder Relations:
• Communicate effectively with customers, the public, media, and government officials.
• Address customer concerns and service inquiries in a timely and professional manner.
• Build partnerships with local governments, regulatory agencies, and neighboring districts.
• Represent the District at public meetings, regional water consortiums, and with state/federal agencies.
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Qualifications:
Education & Experience:
• Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Business, Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field (equivalent experience may be considered).
• Minimum 5–10 years of experience in water utility management or public works, including supervisory responsibilities.
• Experience working with a governing board and the Public Service Commission.

Knowledge of:
• Operation and maintenance of small water systems, including pumps, treatment facilities, and distribution infrastructure.
• Regulatory compliance, budgeting, and grant administration.
• State and federal water quality, health, and safety regulations.

Skills and Abilities:
• Ability to work independently, make decisions under pressure, and manage limited resources effectively.
• Strong problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Proficiency in basic business/office software and utility billing/accounting platforms.
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Licenses & Certifications:
• Valid Kentucky driver’s license required.
• Kentucky Class IIIA or higher Water Distribution and/or Treatment Operator License preferred or required within a designated time frame.
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Work Environment:
• Combination of office and field work; frequent travel within the District service area is required.
• Must be available for emergency calls and after-hours issues, including weekends and holidays as necessary.
• Occasional travel for training, meetings, and site inspections.

Please contact
Kevin Shaw or Latisha Elmore to apply or for more information.

Address:
1128 Hwy 259 N Brownsville, KY 42210

Phone Number:
(270) 597-2165

Location:

Kevin Shaw
Edmonson County Water District
1128 Hwy 259 North
Brownsville, KY 42210

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://ecwdwater.com

Phone:
(270) 597-2165

Name:

Kevin Shaw

American Water – Production Wastewater Treatment Supervisor

Description:

Responsible for supervising front-line personnel and implementing operational processes that are engaged in the functional area of Production for water and/or wastewater operations.

Key Responsibilities:
Supervise a team of front-line staff engaged in production operations. 
Schedule training and development activities to ensure that personnel obtain and maintain appropriate operator certifications from regulating agencies.
Participate in the resolution of union and/or non-union labor issues.
Record, compile and provide operating data to track the financial performance of production operations.
Coordinates the construction of new and/or upgraded production facilities in accordance with approved CAPEX budget.
Implement a preventative maintenance program for capital assets that provides OPEX savings and defers CAPEX spending, where possible. 
Day-to-day implementation of security efforts at all production facilities. 
Supervise daily activities to ensure that adequate quantities of treated water meeting all regulatory standards are provided to customers at all times. 
Supervise operational and business processes to ensure that American Water policies are followed, best practices are implemented, and internal/external reporting requirements are satisfied.

Education/Experience:
Bachelor’s Degree in operational discipline, management, or related technical discipline preferred
Two (2) years of relevant experience.
Previous experience managing teams, projects, or departments is preferred
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook)
Requires weekly local travel within the region as needed
Wastewater License preferred
Wastewater experience preferred

https://jobs.amwater.com/job-invite/107994/

Please apply using this link.

Location:

Michelle Russo
American Water
1 Water Street
CAMDEN, NJ 08102

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://jobs.amwater.com/job-invite/107994/

Phone:
(908) 632-2328

Name:

Michelle Russo

GLCAP Rural Community Assistance Program – RCAP Operator

Description:

If you are interested in a home-based position with a flexible, 4-day work week (Monday-Thursday), have a water and/or wastewater license to operate small water system utilities and would enjoy traveling to help small systems in your state, this position is for you! This position will provide technical assistance to operators of water and/or wastewater systems related to process improvement, compliance assistance, or optimization.

Please visit www.glcap.org/jobs/ for more information, see benefits, and to apply. Or copy and paste the website link below into your browser.

Location:

Roy Gray
GLCAP Rural Community Assistance Program
127 S. Front Street
Fremont, OH 43420

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://secure.entertimeonline.com/ta/6118294.careers?ShowJob=604437504

Phone:
(606) 813-2448

Name:

Roy Gray

City of Paris, KY – Field Operations Equipment Operator

Description:

Position: Field Operations Equipment Operator
Reports to: Field Operations Crew Leader / Foreman / Superintendent
Department: 02.310 – Field Operations
Core Work Schedule: Monday – Friday 7:00am-4:00pm
FLSA: Non-exempt
Grade: O4 ($16.31-$17.84)
Supervisory: No direct reports, but as the equipment operator on scene is expected to remain alert and provide direction to staff that will insure safe operations on job site.

JOB SUMMARY
Under general supervision, serves to maintain lines of the water and wastewater system; and does related work as required.

EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: This position requires basic knowledge or the ability to learn water distribution and waste water collections systems. Knowledge of the tools and equipment used to maintain the lines throughout the city. Knowledge of the tools and equipment used and preventative maintenance practices. Ability to understand and to follow instructions. All other related duties as assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
• Graduation from an accredited high school or its equivalent (GED)
• Valid Kentucky driver’s license.
• Knowledge and experience with operating medium equipment; backhoe, skid steer, mini excavator.

Special Knowledge. Skills and Abilities: The familiarity with or ability to learn principles and practices applied in the operation and maintenance of water systems. Ability to inspect utility lines and to detect flaws and defects. Ability to quantify amounts registered on meters and charts accurately and maintain records of operations. Ability to understand and follow instructions. Ability to operate equipment and machinery safely and efficiently.

Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to sit, walk and stand; talk or hear; use hands to finger, handle, feel, or operate objects, tools or controls, reach with hands and arms; perform repetitive movements of hands or wrist. Ability to work in inclement weather for extended periods of time.

Physical criteria include:
The ability to lift 25/50/75 pounds regularly
The ability to see and respond to dangerous situations
The ability to work outside in adverse weather conditions

Contact HR Director Jacob Barker at [email protected] to apply or for more information.

Location:

Kevin Mayhorn
City of Paris, KY
525 High Street
Paris, KY 40361

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
paris.ky.gov

Phone:
(859) 987-2110

Name:

Kevin Mayhorn

City of Paris, KY – Water Treatment Plant Operator

Description:

Position: Water Plant Operator
Reports to: Water Plant Superintendent, or Chief Operator on shift
Department: 02.311
Core Work Schedule: Set pattern of 12hr shifts
FLSA: Non-exempt
Grade: Varies based on licensures
Supervisory: No

Job Summary: Under supervision while training and then in a solo capacity individual will operate a water treatment plant.

Water Plant Operator Trainee – $14.14 – $15.79
Water Plant Class I Operator – $14.79 – $16.53
Water Plant Class II Operator – $17.83 – $19.96
Water Plant Class III Operator – $19.36 – $21.67
Water Plant Class IV Operator – $ 21.53 – $24.12
Additional compensation reviewed on a case and case basis by experience in the industry.

EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Assists in checking equipment and motors to see that they are operating properly. Changes chlorine tanks and water flow, records the changes on charts as required. Assists in operating, oiling and adjusting power-driven water pumps and other equipment. Starts and stops pumps, regulates valves and observes flow dials, maintains operation of raw water pumps, finished water pumps, chemical feeders and filter levels. Performs repair and maintenance work on equipment. Assists in general plant maintenance. Assists in chemical tests. Keeps plant and grounds clean and orderly.

Minimum Qualifications: Graduation from an accredited high school or its equivalent (GED).
Ability to acquire appropriate certification as issued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Valid Kentucky driver’s license.

Special Knowledge. Skills and Abilities: Some knowledge of the processes involved in the purification of water. Skill in the use and care of hand tools. Appreciation of the techniques and benefits of preventive maintenance. Ability to inspect machinery and mechanical equipment in operation and to detect flaws and defects. Ability to feed quantify amounts registered on meters and charts accurately and to maintain records of shift operations. Ability to understand and to follow instructions.

Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to sit, walk and stand; talk or hear; use hands to finger, handle, feel, or operate objects, tools or controls, reach with hands and arms; perform repetitive movements of hands or wrist; crouch crawl.

Physical criteria include:
The ability to lift 25/50/100 pounds regularly
The ability to see and respond to dangerous situations

Contact HR Director Jacob Barker [email protected] to apply or for more information.

Location:

Kevin Mayhorn
City of Paris, KY
525 High Street
Paris, KY 40361

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
paris.ky.gov

Phone:
(859) 987-2110

Name:

Kevin Mayhorn

MSD – Engineer III (Range from Eng II-Senior Eng and Associate Eng II-Senior Associate Eng)

Description:

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Engineer III (Range from Eng II-Senior Eng and Associate Eng II-Senior Associate Eng)
SALARY
$35.66 – $65.39 Hourly
$74,172.80 – $136,011.20 Annually
LOCATION
Louisville, KY
JOB TYPE
Full-Time
JOB NUMBER
25-049
DIVISION
Engineering Division
DEPARTMENT
Infrastructure Planning
OPENING DATE
04/17/2025
CLOSING DATE
4/30/2025 11:59 PM Eastern
PAY GRADE
Grade 19, 20 and 21
WORK DAYS & HOURS
M-F 9am to 5pm
Job Summary
This position will be filled as an Associate Engineer II/III or Senior Associate Engineer or Engineer II/III, Senior Engineer. Salary ranges are as follows:
Assoc. Engineer II Grade 19 $35.66 – $55.25 Hourly $74,172.80 – 114,920.00 Annually
Assoc. Engineer III Grade 20 $38.44 – $60.10 Hourly $79,955.20 – $125,008.00 Annually
Senior Assoc Eng. Grade 21 $41.51 – $65.39 Hourly $86,340.80 – $136,011.20 Annually
Engineer II Grade 19 $35.66 – $55.25 Hourly $74,172.80 – 114,920.00 Annually
Engineer III Grade 20 $38.44 – $60.10 Hourly $79,955.20 – $125,008.00 Annually
Senior Engineer Grade 21 $41.51 – $65.39 Hourly $86,340.80 – $136,011.20 Annually

Associate Engineer II
Under the direct oversight by a staff PE, provides engineering services related to routine privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Performs design through commissioning project management activities. Manages technical initiatives such as developing system hydraulic and hydrologic models, leading long-term planning and solution development initiatives, leading compilation and analyses of data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents with technical writing proficiency, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, Consent Decree compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Coordinates internal/external stakeholder input meetings. Mentors division staff to develop technical job functions/skills.
Associate Engineer III
Working with a staff PE, provides engineering services related to complex privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Performs design through commissioning project management activities. Manages complex technical initiatives such as developing system hydraulic and hydrologic models, leading long-term planning and solution development initiatives, leading compilation and analyses of data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents with technical writing proficiency, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, Consent Decree compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Leads internal/external stakeholder input meetings. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Mentors division staff to develop technical job functions/skills.
Senior Associate Engineer
Working with a staff PE, provides specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) to ensure design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Leads specialized technical analysis and programmatic development activities as related to the District’s KPDES Permit compliance, CMOM and NMC asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning within their field of engineering expertise. Leads thorough diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, working collaboratively with the Operations Division staff to optimize long-term system operability. Analyzes detailed contractor schedules, identifying critical path delay issues and leading recovery efforts involving specialized engineering expertise (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.). Performs design through commissioning project management activities. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Ensures facilities and equipment are operated and maintained for all applicable manufacturers’ requirements and procedures. Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Performs job responsibilities with minimal supervision and technical oversight.
Engineer II
Provides engineering services related to routine privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Performs design through commissioning project management activities. Manages technical initiatives such as developing system hydraulic and hydrologic models, leading long-term planning and solution development initiatives, leading compilation and analyses of data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents with technical writing proficiency, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, Consent Decree compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Coordinates internal/external stakeholder input meetings. Mentors division staff to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities.
Engineer III
Provides engineering services related to complex privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Performs design through commissioning project management activities. Manages complex technical initiatives such as assessing design appropriateness, conducting diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, evaluating system capacity assurance and mitigation initiatives, conducting compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action initiatives, analyzing data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of complex programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Leads internal/external stakeholder input meetings. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities.
Senior Engineer
Provides specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) to ensure design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Leads specialized technical analysis and programmatic development activities as related to the District’s KPDES Permit compliance, CMOM and NMC asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning within their field of engineering expertise. Leads thorough diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, working collaboratively with the Operations Division staff to optimize long-term system operability. Analyzes detailed contractor schedules, identifying critical path delay issues and leading recovery efforts involving specialized engineering expertise (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.). Performs design through commissioning project management activities. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Ensures facilities and equipment are operated and maintained for all applicable manufacturers’ requirements and procedures. Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Performs job responsibilities with minimal supervision and technical oversight.
Essential Job Functions
Under the direct oversight by a staff PE, Provides engineering services related to routine privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Manages technical initiatives such as developing system hydraulic and hydrologic models, leading long-term planning and solution development initiatives, leading compilation and analyses of data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents with technical writing proficiency, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings. Performs public speaking to internal and external stakeholders in various settings. Leads initiatives to resolve routine customer requests related to wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure. Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies. Mentors Engineer Is, Engineering Co-Ops, Associate Engineer Is, and Engineering Technicians to develop technical job functions/skills. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures. Performs duties of Associate Engineer I as needed and other duties as assigned.
Associate Engineer III
Working with staff PE, provides engineering services related to complex privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Manages technical initiatives such as developing system hydraulic and hydrologic models, leading long-term planning and solution development initiatives, leading compilation and analyses of data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents with technical writing proficiency, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings. Performs public speaking to internal and external stakeholders in various settings. Leads initiatives to resolve complex customer requests related to wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure. Leads system capacity assurance identification and mitigation initiatives. Leads compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action plan initiatives. Leads internal and external training initiatives for technical and/or programmatic activities. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies. Mentors Engineers I and II, Engineering Co-Ops, Associate Engineers, and Engineering Technicians to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures. Performs duties of Associate Engineer II as needed and other duties as assigned.
Senior Associate Engineer
Working with a staff PE, provides specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) to ensure design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Leads specialized technical analysis and programmatic development activities as related to the District’s KPDES Permit compliance, CMOM and NMC asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, along with Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning within their field of engineering expertise. Provides quality assurance recommendations for programmatic processes and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Verifies that design deliverables meet regulatory level of control commitments. Monitors regulatory/enforcement compliance and recommends corrective actions when necessary. Performs community outreach and stakeholder coordination. Validates, scales, and prioritizes project recommendations. Leads thorough diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, working collaboratively with the Operations Division staff to optimize long-term system operability. Ensures facilities and equipment are operated and maintained for all applicable manufacturers’ requirements and procedures. Analyzes detailed contractor schedules, identifying critical path delay issues and leading recovery efforts involving specialized engineering expertise (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.). Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings. Provides strategic direction for multi-disciplined project teams to review/develop drawing and specification documents, or other initiatives, in various settings requiring specialized engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.) expertise. Communicates to management concerns, challenges, and technical decisions that may negatively impact the organization. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work products and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies. Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures. Performs job responsibilities with minimal supervision and technical oversight. Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Performs duties of Associate Engineer III as needed and other duties as assigned.
Engineer II
Provides engineering services related to routine privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Manages technical initiatives such as developing system hydraulic and hydrologic models, leading long-term planning and solution development initiatives, leading compilation and analyses of data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents with technical writing proficiency, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings. Performs public speaking to internal and external stakeholders in various settings. Leads initiatives to resolve routine customer requests related to wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure. Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies. Mentors Engineer Is, Engineering Co-Ops, Associate Engineer Is, and Engineering Technicians to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures. Performs duties of Engineer I as needed and other duties as assigned.
Engineer III
Provides engineering services related to complex privately and publicly funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Performs technical analysis activities, ensuring adherence to MSD specifications/design standards and appropriate local, state, and federal regulations/guidelines. Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings. Manages complex technical initiatives such as assessing design appropriateness, conducting diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, evaluating system capacity assurance and mitigation initiatives, conducting compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action initiatives, analyzing data, providing written summations to support regulatory and programmatic initiatives, developing regulatory reports and technical documents, and developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Leads the development and implementation of complex programmatic initiatives related to KPDES Permit compliance, asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning. Performs public speaking to internal and external stakeholders in various settings. Leads initiatives to resolve complex customer requests related to wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure. Leads system capacity assurance identification and mitigation initiatives. Leads compliance vulnerability assessments and corrective action plan initiatives. Leads internal and external training initiatives for technical and/or programmatic activities. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies. Mentors Engineers I and II, Engineering Co-Ops, Associate Engineers, and Engineering Technicians to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures. Performs duties of Engineer II as needed and other duties as assigned.
Senior Engineer
Provides specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) to ensure design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publically funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects. Leads specialized technical analysis and programmatic development activities as related to the District’s KPDES Permit compliance, CMOM and NMC asset management, USACE Flood Protection System operation and maintenance, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit compliance, Green Infrastructure planning, Community Rating System (CRS) Program implementation, along with Floodplain Management planning and watershed master planning within their field of engineering expertise. Provides quality assurance recommendations for programmatic processes and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Verifies that design deliverables meet regulatory level of control commitments. Monitors regulatory/enforcement compliance and recommends corrective actions when necessary. Performs community outreach and stakeholder coordination. Validates, scales, and prioritizes project recommendations. Leads thorough diagnostic infrastructure construction progress and quality of work assessments, working collaboratively with the Operations Division staff to optimize long-term system operability. Ensures facilities and equipment are operated and maintained for all applicable manufacturers’ requirements and procedures. Analyzes detailed contractor schedules, identifying critical path delay issues and leading recovery efforts involving specialized engineering expertise (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.). Performs design through commissioning project management activities such as procuring planning, design and construction services, developing project cost estimates, tracking and managing assigned project schedules and budgets, developing risk management plans and schedule/budget variance recovery plans, coordinating with project internal/external stakeholders, coordinating with regulating entities and participating in public input meetings. Provides strategic direction for multi-disciplined project teams to review/develop drawing and specification documents, or other initiatives, in various settings requiring specialized engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, construction, etc.) expertise. Communicates to management concerns, challenges, and technical decisions that may negatively impact the organization. Develops and maintains quality assurance and quality control procedures for technical and programmatic initiatives within the division. Performs quality assurance reviews for own work products and divisional staff work products, including evaluation for completeness, grammar, punctuation, and accuracy. Follows processes and procedures for expenditures in accordance with the MSD Procurement Regulations and Board Policies. Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures. Performs job responsibilities with minimal supervision and technical oversight. Mentors staff within the division to develop technical job functions/skills and leadership/management abilities. Performs duties of Engineer III as needed and other duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Associate Engineer II
Knowledge of wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure design and construction practices; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple projects and initiatives; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Associate Engineer III
Knowledge of wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure design and construction practices; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple projects and initiatives; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Senior Associate Engineer
Knowledge of specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) as related to the design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publicly funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple activities and projects; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends. .
Engineer II
Knowledge of wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure design and construction practices; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite);.ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple projects and initiatives; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Engineer III
Knowledge of wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure design and construction practices; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple activities and projects; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Senior Engineer
Knowledge of specialized engineering expertise (Civil/Environmental, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Construction, etc.) as related to the design, construction and commissioning of sustainable privately and publicly funded wastewater, stormwater, and flood protection infrastructure projects; knowledge of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) wastewater and stormwater regulations and permitting requirements, US Army Corps of Engineers regulations and permitting requirements and applicable local regulations and permitting requirements; knowledge of engineering principles, hydraulic/hydrologic calculations, modeling, and design methods, surveying, and general construction practices/methods; knowledge of MSD Design Manual, Standard Drawings and Standard Specifications, Metropolitan Subdivision Regulations and Zoning, Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) and Local Regulatory Floodplain and other environmental regulations; skill in project management and procurement of engineering and construction services; skill in oral and written communication, including public speaking; skill in technical writing; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to read, interpret and discuss detailed construction plans and topo maps; ability to manage, plan and effectively prioritize multiple activities and projects; ability to analyze complex problems and develop reasonable solutions; ability to exercise sound judgment and discretion in decision-making; ability to work in a team environment; ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure; ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to work 24 hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.

Minimum Requirements
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 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.

Employer
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
Address
700 W. Liberty Street

Louisville, Kentucky, 40203
Website
http://www.louisvillemsd.org
Engineer III (Range from Eng II-Senior Eng and Associate Eng II-Senior Associate Eng) Supplemental Questionnaire
*QUESTION 1
Do you have a valid driver’s license?
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*QUESTION 2
If yes, please describe your experience. If no, please type N/A.
*QUESTION 3
Do you have a Bachelor’s Degree from an ABET accredited engineering program?
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*QUESTION 4
How many years of related stormwater/wastewater engineering experience and project management post attainment of a Professional Engineer’s License do you have?
*QUESTION 5
Do you have a High School diploma or GED?
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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

GLCAP Rural Community Assistance Program – Senior Rural Development Specialist-Remote

Description:

Are you interested in working with a great team of technical assistance providers who help communities safeguard drinking water and local environments, improve economic opportunity and the quality of life for rural Americans?
GLCAP Rural Community Assistance Program (RCAP) delivers technical assistance, project development, training and other professional services to small public water and wastewater systems and local governments. We help them improve their infrastructure and local economies. We are seeking professionals with a broad range of skills and experience, particularly those who have worked in water/wastewater industries, local government, grant writing/administration, accounting/finance, land conservation, environmental compliance, and related fields. Priority competency areas that we are looking for include grant writing and funding development, project planning, water/sewer system management, utility rate-setting, training, facilitation, and NEPA environmental assessments.

Please visit www.glcap.org/jobs/ for more information, see benefits, and to apply.

Location:

Roy Gray
GLCAP Rural Community Assistance Program
127 S. Front Street
Fremont, OH 43420

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://secure.entertimeonline.com/ta/6118294.careers?ShowJob=604437506

Phone:
(606) 813-2448

Name:

Roy Gray

City of Taylorsville – UTILITY MAINTENANCE OPERATOR (SEWER)

Description:

The City of Taylorsville, located in Spencer County, Kentucky, seeks qualified applicant for the position of Utility Maintenance Operator (Sewer). To perform semi-skilled to skilled labor for the City of Taylorsville Water & Sewer Facility. This person shall work under the direction of the Public Utilities Director.

This position requires that you possess a valid Kentucky driver’s license, CDL preferred. This position requires occasional operation of small to medium size equipment. On-Call duties are required as needed. This position is subject to an alcohol/drug test and a criminal background check. Must be 18 years of age and able to pass background check and drug test. Starting salary based upon qualifications.

Application deadline: April 7, 2025, 4:30 p.m. Applications and current job description are available at City Hall or online at www.cityoftaylorsville.com. Applications may also be mailed to City Hall, Attn: Steve Biven, City Clerk, at P.O. Box 279, Taylorsville, KY 40071. Phone: (502) 477-3235. Fax: (502) 477-1310. Email: [email protected].

Location:

Steve Biven
City of Taylorsville
P.O. Box 279
Taylorsville, KY 40071

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
www.cityoftaylorsville.com

Phone:
(502) 477-3235

Name:

Steve Biven