What are the responsibilities and job description for the Deputy Public Works Director/ City Engineer position at Pocatello Fire Department?
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#### Job Description {#job-description role="heading" aria-level="2" uw-rm-heading="level"}
The Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer assists in planning,
organizing, directing, and supervising the activities of the Engineering
Division and assigned Public Works functions, particularly the Water
Department, Water Pollution Control Department, and Public Works
Environmental Division. The position directs the Citys Engineering and
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) operations in the design,
construction, inspection, and records management of the Citys
infrastructure and capital improvement projects as well as
administrative functions including budget development and
administration, financial reporting, and purchasing.
This is a management and professional engineering position responsible
for major engineering activities including project planning, consultant
coordination, subdivision and development review, contract
administration, regulatory compliance, and capital project delivery. The
position provides professional and technical assistance to the Public
Works Director and serves as acting Director in their absence.
The Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer is the designated
Floodplain Administrator for the City.
The position requires licensure as a Licensed Professional Engineer (PE)
in the State of Idaho, strong leadership and communication skills, and
the ability to interpret and convey complex technical information.
The position requires the ability to maintain collaborative and
cooperative working relationships with elected and appointed officials,
City employees, contractors, regulatory agencies, and the general
public.
Work is performed in both office and field environments and may include
exposure to construction sites, traffic areas, and adverse weather
conditions.
**ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES**
Assists the Public Works Director in planning, organizing, directing,
and evaluating activities and programs within the assigned Public Works
functions;
Assists in the development, implementation and monitoring of long-term
plans, goals and objectives focused on achieving the Citys mission and
Council priorities as directed. Participates in the development of the
annual division budget including capital improvement and contract
services budgets. Manages and assists in the development, implementation
and evaluation of plans, policies, systems, and procedures to achieve
annual goals, objectives and work standards;
Assists the Public Works Director with project, program, and contract
administration relating to public works activities, with attention given
to departmental policies, procedures and scheduling of infrastructure
extension and maintenance;
Serves as acting Public Works Director in the Directors absence;
Directs Engineering and GIS staff in the planning, design, and
implementation of infrastructure and capital improvement projects,
whether performed in-house or by outside consultants;
Coordinates and oversees consultants, contractors, and staff on
engineering design and construction projects;
Evaluates subdivision and site development proposals to ensure
compliance with engineering standards, City Code, and applicable
regulations;
Reviews and approves engineering plans, plats, specifications, and
construction documents;
Determines project delivery methods; determines whether projects are
managed in-house or outsourced; prepares and evaluates bid documents;
recommends contract awards; and administers contracts to ensure
compliance with time, budget, safety, and quality standards;
Coordinates projects involving federal aid, state grants, and other
funding sources to ensure compliance with agency requirements and
procurement regulations;
Obtains required permits from federal, state, and local authorities;
Under the direction of the Public Works Director, works on land and/or
easement acquisition for projects including acquiring appraisals, legal
descriptions, purchase agreements, and condemnation proceedings if
required;
Participates in the development, administration, and oversight of
department and division budgets. Prepares and documents budget requests.
Oversees and administers adopted budget in assigned public works
divisions as needed. Analyzes monthly operating costs, exercises
expenditure controls, and makes recommendations for the division
budgets;
Assures departmental compliance with applicable federal, state, and
local laws, regulations, policies, and procedures;
Serves as the Citys designated Floodplain Administrator. Enforces
floodplain development regulations in accordance with FEMA and NFIP
requirements. Issues floodplain elevation certificates and responds to
public inquiries regarding floodplain boundaries, elevations, and maps;
Oversees GIS development and integration with Engineering operations;
Maintains project records, databases, maps, and compliance
documentation;
Plans, organizes, directs, and evaluates the performance of assigned
staff. Establishes performance standards, provides coaching and
development, and administers discipl
please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2555916
#### Job Description {#job-description role="heading" aria-level="2" uw-rm-heading="level"}
The Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer assists in planning,
organizing, directing, and supervising the activities of the Engineering
Division and assigned Public Works functions, particularly the Water
Department, Water Pollution Control Department, and Public Works
Environmental Division. The position directs the Citys Engineering and
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) operations in the design,
construction, inspection, and records management of the Citys
infrastructure and capital improvement projects as well as
administrative functions including budget development and
administration, financial reporting, and purchasing.
This is a management and professional engineering position responsible
for major engineering activities including project planning, consultant
coordination, subdivision and development review, contract
administration, regulatory compliance, and capital project delivery. The
position provides professional and technical assistance to the Public
Works Director and serves as acting Director in their absence.
The Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer is the designated
Floodplain Administrator for the City.
The position requires licensure as a Licensed Professional Engineer (PE)
in the State of Idaho, strong leadership and communication skills, and
the ability to interpret and convey complex technical information.
The position requires the ability to maintain collaborative and
cooperative working relationships with elected and appointed officials,
City employees, contractors, regulatory agencies, and the general
public.
Work is performed in both office and field environments and may include
exposure to construction sites, traffic areas, and adverse weather
conditions.
**ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES**
Assists the Public Works Director in planning, organizing, directing,
and evaluating activities and programs within the assigned Public Works
functions;
Assists in the development, implementation and monitoring of long-term
plans, goals and objectives focused on achieving the Citys mission and
Council priorities as directed. Participates in the development of the
annual division budget including capital improvement and contract
services budgets. Manages and assists in the development, implementation
and evaluation of plans, policies, systems, and procedures to achieve
annual goals, objectives and work standards;
Assists the Public Works Director with project, program, and contract
administration relating to public works activities, with attention given
to departmental policies, procedures and scheduling of infrastructure
extension and maintenance;
Serves as acting Public Works Director in the Directors absence;
Directs Engineering and GIS staff in the planning, design, and
implementation of infrastructure and capital improvement projects,
whether performed in-house or by outside consultants;
Coordinates and oversees consultants, contractors, and staff on
engineering design and construction projects;
Evaluates subdivision and site development proposals to ensure
compliance with engineering standards, City Code, and applicable
regulations;
Reviews and approves engineering plans, plats, specifications, and
construction documents;
Determines project delivery methods; determines whether projects are
managed in-house or outsourced; prepares and evaluates bid documents;
recommends contract awards; and administers contracts to ensure
compliance with time, budget, safety, and quality standards;
Coordinates projects involving federal aid, state grants, and other
funding sources to ensure compliance with agency requirements and
procurement regulations;
Obtains required permits from federal, state, and local authorities;
Under the direction of the Public Works Director, works on land and/or
easement acquisition for projects including acquiring appraisals, legal
descriptions, purchase agreements, and condemnation proceedings if
required;
Participates in the development, administration, and oversight of
department and division budgets. Prepares and documents budget requests.
Oversees and administers adopted budget in assigned public works
divisions as needed. Analyzes monthly operating costs, exercises
expenditure controls, and makes recommendations for the division
budgets;
Assures departmental compliance with applicable federal, state, and
local laws, regulations, policies, and procedures;
Serves as the Citys designated Floodplain Administrator. Enforces
floodplain development regulations in accordance with FEMA and NFIP
requirements. Issues floodplain elevation certificates and responds to
public inquiries regarding floodplain boundaries, elevations, and maps;
Oversees GIS development and integration with Engineering operations;
Maintains project records, databases, maps, and compliance
documentation;
Plans, organizes, directs, and evaluates the performance of assigned
staff. Establishes performance standards, provides coaching and
development, and administers discipl