JOB SUMMARY 
Under general direction, and acting with independent judgment and discretion, coordinates project tasks related to the planning, design, construction, and operation and maintenance of the District’s generation, distribution, and irrigation infrastructure. Tasks will generally include project planning and budgeting support; task management and organization; management and tracking of regulatory compliance requirements; compliance with District contracts; coordination of various meetings or presentations; management and implementation of training programs; coordination and management of vendor and contractor contracts and related District projects; document management; and other project coordination tasks as needed. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 
Works closely with department managers, engineers, project managers, and other professionals, to coordinate, manage and lead as appropriate various project tasks in the management, planning, design, construction, and operation and maintenance of the District’s facilities, assets and infrastructure. 
 
Prepares budgets for capital and/or operation and maintenance projects; interprets and evaluates expense reports; estimates end of year forecasts; produces cash flow forecast; and prepares and presents reports to others including District management personnel and Board of Directors. 
 
Provides management and support of vendor and contractor accounts, including agreements, purchase orders, change orders; communicates as a District representative with outside vendors and contractors as necessary for the management of District contracts. 
 
Management and coordination of aspects of the District’s various safety and regulatory programs, including regulatory compliance and correspondence, deadlines, submittal requirements, maintenance tasks, training, quality control and inspection plans, temporary emergency action plans, various task lists; and management of other documents and programs under the relevant program. 
 
Leads meetings and presentations, including correspondence, planning, assembling presentation material, and presenting to various audiences as a District representative. 
 
Researches, interprets, prepares, coordinates, and executes training programs related to assigned programs, or other capital or operation and maintenance projects, or other District purposes.
 
Prepares and updates studies, reports, safety plans, procedures, checklists, and promotes management’s document related efforts. 
 
As a District representative, provides public noticing, interacts with the public, conducts outreach, and presents at organizations and public meetings. 
 
Researches and recommends grant programs. Administers and coordinates grant programs, including communication with regulatory agencies and subject matter experts. Tracks, coordinates and ensures compliance with requirements of grants and grant applications. 
 
Identifies and reviews Federal, State, local, and TID policies, regulations, and guidelines and requirements for projects; organize and manage various submittal and correspondence requirements. 
 
Comply with all District rules, regulations, policies and procedures, and demonstrate high ethical and professional standards; develop and manage programs and/or plans for implementing such requirements.
 
Travel to various locations within TID’s boundaries, and potentially long distance travel, including overnight travel for project or training purposes may be required. 
 
Perform other related duties as required or assigned.QUALIFICATIONS 
Any combination of experience and education that would likely provide the required skills and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain the skills and abilities would be:
 
Education 
Usually exhibited by a person with an Associate’s degree from an accredited college with emphasis in business, planning, engineering, or similar field. Documented and proven job knowledge/experience and ability may be substituted for education.
 
Possession of a Project Management Professional Certificate (PMP) from the Project Management Institute, Inc. (PMI) or Certified Project Professional (CPP) credential from the International Association of Project and Program Management (IAPPM) is desirable.
 
Experience 
Preferred experience in the areas of planning, engineering, and/or construction of projects in either private or public sectors. 
 
Skills and Abilities 
 
Interpersonal and Communication: Ability to interact and communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing with a broad spectrum of employees and groups; work cooperatively to maintain good working relationships with internal and external individuals; and ability to work well with others in a team environment. 
 
Technical and Analytical: Technical writing skills; knowledge of Microsoft Office tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project; ability to prepare, update, and manage various documents such as plans, studies, reports, policies, and programs; ability to review, interpret, analyze, and manage financial and contractual information; ability to create and maintain accurate records, files and reports. 
Administration and Operations: Ability to manage, organize, and coordinate projects and tasks; must be able to handle a large number of tasks simultaneously; ability to train, coach, and assist others and make presentations effectively to a large audience; must have excellent organizational and time management skills.Necessary Special Requirements 
Possession of an appropriate California driver's license.
 
Must file a Statement of Economic Interest in compliance with Governmental Code Section 8100.
 
Sign & Acknowledge a Confidentiality Agreement.
SELECTION CRITERIA
Item Percentage Required to Obtain a Passing Score 
Oral Interview 70%
 
Medical Examination
This position may require a medical examination to determine medical fitness for performing the duties assigned to the position or classification.
 
The Turlock Irrigation District is an Equal Opportunity Employer. It does not discriminate on the basis of, race, color, ancestry, religious creed, national origin, sex, physical and mental disability, medical condition (cancer related), age (over 40), and marital status.
 
Assistance is available in filling out job applications for disabled individuals.
 
The Turlock Irrigation District's bargaining unit positions are a part of an agency shop.
 
Applicants will be subject to drug testing in accordance with FHWA regulations, when the position requires a Commercial Driver's License.
 
The Turlock Irrigation District provides reasonable accommodations to applicants and employees with a disability in accordance with federal and state law.
 
SUBMIT APPLICATION TO: Human Resources Department, via our web site at www.tid.org.

POSTING
All applicants may apply beginning Monday, March 11, 2024 until position is filled or we have enough qualified applicants for consideration.
 
Stephanie Martinez
Human Resources Analyst
(209) 883-8253