Utilities Director
American Water Works Association, Florida, NY, United States
Utilities Director
Orange County is hiring a Utilities Director to lead over 1,000 employees and provide high-quality essential water, wastewater, and solid waste recovery services for residents, businesses, and visitors.
Salary:
$156,852-$227,427/year based on qualifications
Posting:
subject to close without prior notice
Responsibilities:
Develop department policies and procedures for water and wastewater treatment facilities, pump and transfer stations, pipelines, and landfill.
Advise the County Administrator, Mayor, and Board of Commissioners through meetings, reports, memos, presentations, and public meetings.
Review capital improvement projects with management, engineers, and consultants to maintain and protect infrastructure valued in billions of dollars.
Improve department operations by engaging deputy directors, division managers, and key staff members and providing strong leadership for change management.
Plan and implement innovative approaches to ensure services satisfy existing and future demand.
Develop and monitor budgets with division managers to ensure a firm financial foundation and proactive fiscal strategy for the coming years.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Public or Business Administration, Civil, Sanitary, or Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
10 years of administrative experience in water, wastewater, and/or resource recovery, including five years of supervisory experience.
Benefits: Generous time off and paid holidays, low-cost insurance, excellent retirement options, employee wellness programs, and long-term stability provided by a strong industry.
Apply at: www.ocfl.net/careers (Job ID: 39274)
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Salary:
$156,852-$227,427/year based on qualifications
Posting:
subject to close without prior notice
Responsibilities:
Develop department policies and procedures for water and wastewater treatment facilities, pump and transfer stations, pipelines, and landfill.
Advise the County Administrator, Mayor, and Board of Commissioners through meetings, reports, memos, presentations, and public meetings.
Review capital improvement projects with management, engineers, and consultants to maintain and protect infrastructure valued in billions of dollars.
Improve department operations by engaging deputy directors, division managers, and key staff members and providing strong leadership for change management.
Plan and implement innovative approaches to ensure services satisfy existing and future demand.
Develop and monitor budgets with division managers to ensure a firm financial foundation and proactive fiscal strategy for the coming years.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Public or Business Administration, Civil, Sanitary, or Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
10 years of administrative experience in water, wastewater, and/or resource recovery, including five years of supervisory experience.
Benefits: Generous time off and paid holidays, low-cost insurance, excellent retirement options, employee wellness programs, and long-term stability provided by a strong industry.
Apply at: www.ocfl.net/careers (Job ID: 39274)
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