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Water Resources Engineer

Employer
Town of Herndon
Location
Herndon, Virginia
Salary
$80,000 - 105,000 depending on qualifications
Closing date
Nov 14, 2021

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Specialty
Water Resources Engineering
Position Type
Engineer
Organization Type
Government

Job Details

$80,000-$105,000 DOQ/DOE- Position offers the opportunity to work in all aspects of design, construction, operations and maintenance of water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer systems and other infrastructure.  Also includes work in other areas such as floodplain management and environmental projects.  Work includes interacting with the public, regulatory and outside partner agencies, contractors, vendors and other Town departments. The position offers a unique breadth and depth of experience in the public works field. Specific areas of focus will include the design of water distribution, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer systems; floodplain management and environmental design; GIS; long range infrastructure planning; construction and facility inspection; contract writing; and other duties described in the job description.  Position may have an opportunity for working remotely one day and in the office four days a week, depending on workload and other responsibilities.  Requires Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or closely related area and three to five years construction management, site/utility design and construction, or related experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience.  View complete description and apply online at www.herndon-va.gov  

DUTIES:

  • Manages, coordinates and monitors project design and construction process for projects related to the water distribution, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer systems as well as environmental projects related to floodplain management
  • Responsible for project phases from feasibility through warranty; documents progress; monitors activity, safety and compliance with contract requirements; coordinates progress with contractor, town staff and other departments, and town citizens; monitors material quantities for contract compliance and payment verification; reviews construction drawings, errors and omissions, potential obstacles and potential issues with contractor, construction feasibility and fiscal impact
  •  Prepares requests for proposals (RFP) for design and testing services; attends RFP evaluation sessions for professional services; negotiates contracts with selected offerors; processes contract awards
  •  Prepares contract bid documents, writes specifications, special terms and conditions, instructions to bidders and bidding criteria; coordinates publication of bid documents; coordinates bid process; assists with contract award
  •  Coordinates and attends pre-bid, pre-construction, pre-installation, and period progress meetings; sets agendas as needed; takes and distributes meeting minutes
  •  Reviews contract specifications, key points, compatibility, plan design, construction process and contractor’s requirements; manages design process; determines using agency requirements; administers design contract; processes consultant invoicing; reviews design submissions for conformance with contract and town needs; ensures design completeness and meets scope requirements of desired town capital facility
  •  Completes front-end project work, including site plan and other required documents approval with appropriate town departments, county agencies and appointed town boards, if required; is town liaison with approving agencies; coordinates with town attorney and other appropriate departments in the acquisition of real property or property modification
  •  Maintains project files; addresses project issues, change orders and other pertinent issues; assists in project evaluation; reviews schedule of values for accuracy; reviews payment applications; verifies various percentages of completed work; verifies on-site and stored materials; processes payment requisitions; tracks payments, change orders and reporting requirements for appropriate agencies; reviews and responds to claims; reports on projects for compliance with grant requirements
  •  Reviews and evaluates related documents; participates in project close-out; conducts final inspections; analyzes and recommends appropriate actions for change orders and claims
  •  Responsible for ensuring all aspects of a capital improvement project meets all federal and state requirements. This includes, but is not limited to, the VDOT Locally Administered Projects program
  •  Responsible for administering the Town’s MS4 permit to ensure compliance with the Virginia Pollution Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) permit, the Virginia Stormwater Act, and the Clean Water Act
  •  Uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for analysis and record keeping of water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, and storm sewer systems
  •  Performs other duties as required

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering or related field required
  • Supplemented by minimum eight years education, training or experience that includes engineering, construction management, inspections and regulatory standards, or a combination of education, training, and experience
  • Professional Engineer licensure required
  • Construction Manager certification preferred
  • VDOT LAP Qualification or the ability to obtain within six months of employment
  • DEQ Dual Combined Administrator certification is preferred
  • Work Zone Safety certification or the ability to obtain certification within six months of employment
  • Valid driver’s license with acceptable record

LOCATION:

  • Herndon Municipal Center, 777 Lynn street, Herndon, VA 20170

Company

The Town of Herndon, population 23,570, is the third largest town in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Amidst a 21st century Northern Virginia landscape of high rise buildings, industrial complexes and transportation hubs, Herndon maintains a small town charm that is evident in its downtown, its neighborhoods and its commercial area. Situated in the northwest quadrant of Fairfax County, the town has a land area of 4.28 square miles and is located approximately 23 miles west of Washington, D.C. Located two miles east of Washington Dulles International Airport, the town has approximately 9.3 million square feet of commercial and office floor space that supports approximately 25,000 jobs. The town is organized under the Council/Manager form of government. The Town Council is the governing body, which formulates policies for the proper administration of the town. The Mayor and six members of the Town Council are elected simultaneously for two-year terms. The Council appoints a Town Manager to be the administrative head of the town. The Town Manager is charged with directing all business affairs of the town and has the power of appointment and removal of the heads of all departments and employees under his supervision. The town employs 261 employees on a regular full- or part-time basis. In Virginia, incorporated towns are an integral part of the counties in which they are located. The citizens of the town, therefore, pay Fairfax County property taxes (real estate and personal property), in addition to town real estate taxes. In exchange, Fairfax County provides public education, library services, health and social services, mental health assistance, fire and rescue service, judicial services, correctional facilities and additional recreation services and facilities.

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