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DC Water

Provides drinking water and wastewater services

Assistant Program Manager - Distribution Control

Water Resources EngineeringPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeWashington, DC, USA$90k - $110kHybrid

About the Job

Requirements

  • Three to five years of progressive experience in environmental work, civil design, and/or construction, coupled with project management experience.
  • A bachelor's degree in an engineering or science discipline, or a high school diploma or GED with seven to nine years of progressive experience in a related field.
  • Knowledge of managing environmental programs.
  • Ability to apply engineering practices and principles.
  • Ability to delegate work and manage performance.
  • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
  • Ability to use a personal computer and maintain working knowledge of applicable software, including spreadsheet, scheduling, word-processing, and email software.
  • Ability to work in indoor and/or outdoor conditions involving extreme cold or heat.
  • Ability to work in conditions involving fumes, odors, dust, mists, gases, poor ventilation, oils, or other chemicals at construction sites and plant locations.

Responsibilities

  • Plan, administer, and manage assigned areas of responsibility on a daily basis.
  • Provide engineering and technical assistance to operational department directors and managers.
  • Provide technical guidance and assistance on water and sewer systems, operations, design, and construction matters.
  • Manage smart water distribution system programs and guide development of projects or system updates.
  • Monitor and analyze water distribution and transmission system operations and performance using pressure sensor technology, leak detection technology, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, and geographic information systems (GIS).
  • Prepare safe-clearance and water-main shutdown plans for work on the water distribution and transmission system.
  • Consult and coordinate with contractors, project managers, other agencies, and other departments through project design and construction to manage and minimize operational impacts to the linear water system.
  • Develop, update, track, and report operational metrics and key performance indicators to stakeholders.
  • Review contract drawings and specifications for projects affecting linear assets proposed by the engineering and technical services department and external agencies.
  • Recommend design and construction modifications to minimize operational impacts.
  • Review construction schedules to ensure planned activities do not adversely affect water and sewer system operations.
  • Develop and update standard operating procedures.
  • Develop strategies to meet branch process objectives.
  • Train department staff on new processes and procedures.
  • Support process-improvement efforts by promoting and monitoring staff compliance with procedures.
  • Attend Authority and departmental policy meetings and prepare status reports for management.
  • Identify the type and scope of work; develop work specifications; coordinate, direct, inspect, and accept work involving vendors, contractors, and consultants; identify and resolve problems with contract work; and recommend modifications to contract scope or enforcement of contract terms.
  • Perform other related duties and assigned projects as directed by the immediate supervisor.
  • Support and coordinate teams, contractors, consultants, programs, and projects as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Engineer-in-Training certification.

About the Company

DC Water

Provides drinking water and wastewater services

DC Water provides water and sewer services to Washington, DC, handling the collection, treatment, and distribution of drinking water and the treatment and management of wastewater. Its products and services work through a network of water mains, pumping stations, treatment plants, and sewer infrastructure to deliver clean drinking water and protect the environment by treating wastewater before releasing it back to the environment. The company emphasizes its team of thoughtful leaders, problem-solvers, and innovators who work to solve environmental challenges in the nation’s capital. Unlike many private utility competitors, DC Water operates as a public utility focused on serving residents and the city, prioritizing reliability, safety, and environmental stewardship. The company’s goal is to provide dependable water services while addressing environmental challenges and protecting public health in Washington, DC.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
1996

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