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Sarasota County

County government on Florida's Gulf Coast

Wastewater Senior Manager

Business OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited States$120k - $125k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, or a closely related field and at least eight years of experience in wastewater utilities or related work; or a Master's degree in one of those fields and at least six years of such experience.
  • At least four years of supervisory or management experience.
  • A valid Florida driver's license at the time of hire.
  • Pass a pre-employment substance screening.
  • Present acceptable identity and work-authorization documents on the first day, including a signed physical U.S. Social Security card.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office software and ability to become proficient in County software, including Maximo, One Solution, On Base, eGenda, Smartsheet, and Workday.

Responsibilities

  • Assist the Director with implementing the department vision and leading the department to support employee productivity and morale through hiring, disciplining, evaluating performance, and investigating and resolving issues in assigned divisions.
  • Write reports and prepare or supervise the preparation of agenda items and comprehensive public and administrative reports for assigned divisions.
  • Communicate orally and in writing with the County Commission, County Administration, other County departments, news media, and the public.
  • Assist with planning and administering annual budgets for assigned divisions, monitor expenditures, research the feasibility and costs of alternative service methods, and recommend improvements.
  • Perform evaluation, planning, and research activities for Department programs that meet community needs.
  • Represent the Director and County at public and community meetings, advocate the County's mission, vision, and values, assist with presentations to the County Commission and public as designated, and provide information about assigned Public Utilities divisions to County Administration and the public.
  • Manage fraud-awareness, prevention, detection, and risk-mitigation assessments; oversee financial, compliance, operational, and performance audits; review findings and ensure appropriate controls are established and implemented.
  • Serve as Department Operations Center Branch Director during emergency events.
  • Keep the Director informed of operational decisions and issues and provide guidance, supervision, coaching, and leadership to division managers.
  • Re-evaluate processes, procedures, budgets, staffing, performance measures, and service efficiency, quality, and cost; implement changes based on evaluations and industry best practices.
  • Develop a high-performing team and supervise division managers and direct-report staff, including assigning and prioritizing duties, conducting performance evaluations, and implementing rewards, recognition, and discipline.
  • Implement and evaluate staff department policies, projects, and programs, ensuring division operations comply with local, state, and federal regulations, worker safety requirements, and other applicable rules.
  • Facilitate solutions to complex departmental problems.
  • Coordinate and manage activities within assigned areas and with other County departments.
  • Develop and empower employees and promote collaboration, excellence, efficiency, innovation, openness, teamwork, and effective working relationships.
  • Assist the Director of Public Utilities with organizational and community leadership to align public services with Public Utilities and County strategic objectives.
  • Develop strategic partnerships and contacts with community representatives, external agencies, and other organizations.
  • Perform customer-service functions and respond courteously and professionally to concerns and suggestions.
  • Develop public awareness and participation in Public Utilities programs and activities.

Desired Qualifications

  • Advanced professional certification from APWA, AWWA, ICMA, or a similar organization.
  • Familiarity with the overall operations and management of each division.
  • Advanced interpersonal, public-speaking, written-communication, and oral-communication skills.
  • Advanced knowledge of public utilities management principles, practices, and operations, including strategic and business planning, operating budgets, capital improvement plans, and budget monitoring and control.

About the Company

Sarasota County

County government on Florida's Gulf Coast

Sarasota County is a local government on Florida's Gulf Coast that runs public services for residents, businesses and visitors. Its departments maintain roads and water systems, operate libraries and parks, and manage planning, permitting and environmental protection. Fire and emergency medical services cover unincorporated areas and some municipalities, while countywide transit connects communities and neighboring routes. An elected commission sets policy and appoints an administrator to run daily operations, with taxes and service fees supplemented by funding from other governments. Established in 1921, the county government is headquartered in Sarasota, Florida.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Sarasota, FL
Founded
1921

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