Utility Superintendent (Stormwater)

• Prepares the budget for the division; develops operating cost data, labor estimates, and equipment costs;

• Assists administrative superiors in the operation of the Stormwater and Streets Division;

• Plans, supervises, and inspects the work of skilled and semiskilled workers;

• Prepares accident reports;

• Prepares monthly, annual, and special reports for the department director or designee;

• Keeps abreast of current developments in the field;

• Assumes responsibility for a variety of personnel functions including interviewing, selection, placement, discipline, safety, training, and resolving of grievances;

• Makes recommendations for modification in existing facilities;

• Instructs subordinates in the more difficult Stormwater systems maintenance and repair operations and processes; 

• Inspects and answers customer complaints and orders appropriate corrective measures;

• Confers with administrative superiors and contractors relative to location and scope of proposed construction;

• Supervises the installation and maintenance of the Stormwater System; 

• Plans and oversees maintenance activities to insure adequate drainage and storage capacities meet consumer demand 

• Orders all necessary materials and equipment essential to the maintenance and repair of the Stormwater system;

• Maintains inventory and cost accounts of materials and labor necessary for the installation of new systems, drainage line repairs, Pump repairs and other projects;

• Reviews the completion of work orders;

• Periodically conducts training sessions and safety meetings.

• Deals with residents concerns and complaints

• Coordinates, and oversees work completed by subcontractors

An equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities with a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Possession of a valid Florida commercial driver’s license class B.

A minimum of a Florida Water and Pollution Control Operator's Association (FWPCOA) Level C certificate.

FDEP Qualified Stormwater Management Inspector within six months of being hired.

• Comprehensive knowledge of modern engineering practices and materials, methods, and equipment used in construction, maintenance, and repair of Stormwater collection   systems and roads;
  
  
• Comprehensive knowledge of hazards encountered and safety precautions to be taken when performing duties within the division;
  
  
• Ability to supervise and coordinate the work of subordinate workers conducive to full performance and high morale;
  
  
• Ability to prepare various types of reports and estimates;
  
  
• Ability to express ideas clearly and concisely, orally and in writing;
  
  
• Ability to estimate costs in terms of labor, supplies and equipment;
  
  
• Ability and initiative in solving difficult maintenance and construction problems;
  
  
• Ability to interpret detailed engineering plans and drawings;
  
  
• Ability to plan, layout, and supervise the work of technical and maintenance personnel;
  
  
• Physical ability to perform duties.
  
  Equipment Used/Job Location:  Works outdoors under varying weather conditions; works in confined spaces during inspection of unsafe hazards and conditions on or around construction sites; operates a motor vehicle and various heavy equipment; as well as equipment developed or advanced from future technology as required by the job. 

Salary : $80,504 - $120,755