Civil Engineer

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ey staff member in enforcing City code and Lake County Watershed Development Ordinance on public and private developments. Primary staff responsible for traffic engineering related matters including being a liaison to Traffic Management Committee and Traffic Advisory Group. Performs professional municipal engineering work related to traffic management, water distribution and production systems, storm and sanitary sewers, stormwater management, floodplain, streets, steep slope zones-ravines/bluffs, and other duties as assigned. To be an Acting City Engineer, as needed and be an active participant in assisting various Divisions of the Public Works Department and other City Departments.

Supervision Received: Works under the general supervision of the City Engineer with minimal oversight on a daily basis.

Supervision Exercised: No direct reports. Supervises contractors. This position may act as City Engineer, as needed and will indirectly supervise Engineering Division staff on a project by project basis.

IMRF pension eligible position

Expected hiring range $102,000 +/- DOQ

Range max: $122,909

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Review, inspect, and manage public and private development projects. Job duties include code compliance including enforcement related to drainage and grading, floodplain (FEMA), stormwater detention, steep slope zone (ravines/bluffs), Lake County Watershed Development Ordinance, assisting other Public Works Divisions and other City Departments. Be the Lake County Enforcement Officer. Involved in Lake County Stormwater Management Commission workgroups and technical committees.

Liaison to the Traffic Management Committee and Traffic Advisory Group. Provides engineering expertise on related matters. Develop meeting agendas, meeting notes, follow up on action items, public notices, compliance with FOIA regulations, drafting Council memos. Required night attendance at public informational meetings; on average 15 night meetings per year.

Manage the development of plans and specifications for annual Capital Improvement Plan projects. Work involves coordinating with consulting engineers and Public Works Operations Division. Review of plans and specifications to ensure compliance with established codes and regulations.

Inspection, surveying, and providing technical assistance to residents, consultants, and others on Engineering Division matters. Involved with grant submissions and managing grant projects at local, state, and federal levels.

Performs other related job duties or responsibilities as requested or required, whether or not specifically mentioned in this job description.

Education and Experience:

Required Minimum Qualifications:

The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Education: A bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or a related engineering field is required.

Experience: A minimum of 5 years of civil engineering experience related to public infrastructure design and construction, traffic engineering, and review of development plan and plats, or a combination of education and related experience, is desired. Municipal engineering experience preferred. Familiarity with Lake County Watershed Development Ordinance requirements and the duties of an Enforcement Officer is desired.

Certification or License: A valid driver’s license from the State of Illinois or equivalent is required. A Professional Engineer (PE) license from the State of Illinois or ability to obtain within 4 years is preferred.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Proficiencies: Thorough knowledge of civil engineering principles, practices and methods of application in a municipal setting. Emphasis on ability to acquire knowledge of City policies, laws and regulations which have an impact on the Division’s performance. Able to accomplish detailed design for infrastructure capital improvement projects. Ability to prepare cost estimates for work designed by in-house staff. Ability to prepare written reports on related engineering matters. Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form, with employees, consultants, other agencies, City officials and the general public. Compose and prepare written correspondence.

Working skill in exercising good judgment, maintaining confidentiality, and making responsible decisions in accordance with established policies and procedures; prioritizing, organizing, and performing work independently; operating a personal computer with the software and programs necessary to perform the work of the department; planning and maintaining complex office and record keeping sequences and systems; communicating effectively orally and in writing;.

Skill and diplomacy in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with public officials, employees, staff, resource and community organizations, and the general public and to effectively and discreetly convey information.