Oregon APWA Jobs and Opportunities
Civil Engineering Construction Inspector, City of Medford Public Works Operations Supervisor (Utilities), City of Sherwood Lead Public Works Maintenance Worker (Sanitary/Sewer), City of Sherwood Public Works Director, City of College Place, Washington Building Safety Specialist 2 / Building Inspector 2, Lane County, Oregon Assistant Building Official, Lane County, Oregon Public Works Director, City of Medford Public Works Technician – Sewer Collection Maintenance Division, City of Medford Market Development Manager, Northwest Cement Council Civil Engineer 1/2 – Land Development, City of Eugene Sewer/Water Operator III (Water Treatment III focus), City of Silverton Management Analyst I - Public Works, City of Tualatin Water Utility Worker - Seasonal, Clackamas River Water Associate Planner, Lane County, Oregon Public Works Supervisor - Utilities, City of Stayton Engineering Associate, City of Tualatin, Oregon Municipal Services Director, City of Moses Lake, Washington Project Engineer, Sunrise Water Authority, Happy Valley, Oregon Wastewater Collection System Worker, Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority, Roseburg, OR Civil Engineering Construction Inspector City of Medford Open until closed $53,718 - $68,560 Position Link The Civil Engineering Construction Inspector performs a broad range of technically complex inspections in verifying compliance with Public Works Construction Standards, development regulations and/or contract requirements. This position visits construction sites and contractors, explains technical requirements and identifies discrepancies, and may be empowered to approve contractor work on the site, or issue stop orders when work does not comply with contract documents or standards per Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction Inspection 00150.02. Minimum Qualifications: - Three (3) years of increasingly responsible experience performing a variety of construction inspection work. - Requires possession of a valid driver’s license by date of hire. - Knowledge of public works construction management, inspection, methods and materials. - Knowledge of contract administration and pay estimates. - Working knowledge of methods and interpretation of soil analysis, materials, compaction and density tests. - Working knowledge of surveying and surveying methods. - Ability to read and interpret plans and specifications. - Knowledge of construction, drafting, and/or engineering standards; geometry and basic mathematical calculations. Public Works Operations Supervisor (Utilities) City of Sherwood Closing date: Open until filled Description of position: See attached For more information go to https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cityofsherwood Lead Public Works Maintenance Worker (Sanitary/Sewer) City of Sherwood Closing date: April 19, 2021 Description of position: See attached For more information go to https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cityofsherwood Public Works Director City of College Place, Washington First review of applications: May 9, 2021 (open until filled). Salary: $103,776 - $116,796 The City of College Place is located two miles north of the Oregon border in southeastern Washington. The Public Works Department operates on a budget of $8,884,000 with 12 FTEs. Under the general direction of the City Administrator, the Public Works Director plans, directs, manages, and oversees the activities and operations of the Public Works Department, including streets (including bridges, culverts, and traffic signals), park maintenance, stormwater, equipment repair and replacement, and right-of-way permitting/plan review. This position will also have direct oversight of outsourced services, including solid waste collection, wastewater treatment plant and collection system, and engineering services. The Public Works Director will be responsible for the coordination of outside franchise utility providers for natural gas, power, and internet services. A bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction management, public administration, or a closely related field; and 4 years of increasingly responsible public works administration, including 2 years of management and administrative responsibility, and at least 2 years of experience with municipal utilities is required. Possession of a valid registration as a Professional Civil Engineer in the State of Washington is highly desired. For a complete position profile/full job description and to apply online, visit Prothman at https://www.prothman.com/, click on "Open Recruitments" and then click the position title. For questions, call 206-368-0050. Building Safety Specialist 2 / Building Inspector 2 Lane County, Oregon Closing Date: 04/26/21 05:00 PM Position Information Assistant Building Official Lane County, Oregon Closing Date: 04/19/21 05:00 PM Position Information Public Works Director City of Medford Open until 4/25/21 $119,089 - $151,992 Position Link The Public Works Director plans, organizes and directs the activities of the Public Works Department. Our new Public Works Director will be joining a high-performance organization which has invested in its people to provide outstanding, high quality services to our City. The Public Works Director will be leading a team of motivated and dedicated employees who have strong work ethics and enormous pride in their department and the City they serve. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: - This position requires a minimum of ten (10) years of progressive, professional engineering or public works administration experience in managing complex municipal public works, engineering, and utilities operations, with at least five (5) years in a supervisory capacity. - A bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Public Administration, Business Administration, or a related field is required. An equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered. Professional Engineer (PE) certification is not required. Public Works Technician – Sewer Collection Maintenance Division City of Medford Open until closed $42,883 - $54,722 Position Link This position is responsible for maintenance, inspection, and repair of sewer infrastructure, including piping and pump stations and performs confined space entry. Typically the work schedule is Monday - Thursday, 10 hours/day. However, employees may be required to work variable shifts, respond after hours, and be on-call for one-week periods. Minimum Requirements: - Graduation from high school or GED - Minimum of 18 years old by time of hire - Two (2) years of sewer or storm drain collection experience, equipment operation experience or a combining of both. - -Possession of Class A Oregon Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) or the ability to obtain CDL within six months of hire date - Successful candidates must live within 30 minutes from the Service Center located at 821 N. Columbus Avenue Market Development Manager Northwest Cement Council Closing Date April 30, 2021 The Northwest Cement Council (NCC) is committed to developing resilient, sustainable and economical construction solutions in the states of Washington and Oregon. This position is a business opportunity to develop construction solutions providing optimal social, environmental, and economic benefit through the use of cement and concrete based construction materials. We serve these states as a non-profit association that provides expert technical leadership, research, and educational opportunities designed to responsibly transform our built environment and improve the lives of the people throughout the region. NCC is seeking a highly motivated construction, public policy and/or engineering professional to develop markets for its Concrete Solutions Program in Washington. The objective of this program is to establish NCC as a trusted resource that provides technical, educational, and professional assistance resulting in increased market share for concrete streets and local roads. The position will have an additional goal of educational and material design assistance for owners and designers in the low and mid-rise buildings market for both public infrastructure and private development. Other solutions to be promoted will include cement used in sub-grade applications. The candidate must have the ability to develop long-lasting business relationships and possess a strong work ethic. Emphasis on presentations to a wide range of industry professionals encouraging the use of cement and concrete in projects, as well as the ability to discuss the sustainable, resilient and environmental benefits of cement and concrete vs. other building materials, is essential to the success of this position. Extensive regional travel in Washington and will be required to establish and sustain essential contact with public officials, owners, engineers, architects, contractors, ready mixed concrete suppliers, and cement member companies. Regional and national travel to trade association meetings and will be required on occasion. Primary Responsibilities - Implement a focused promotion plan on concrete streets and local roads in Washington. - Develop relationships with design, construction and maintenance engineers at cities, counties and DOT districts to establish NCC’s Pavement Solutions as approved strategies. - Implement an education program for architects and owners regarding concrete’s benefits including life cycle costs analysis and life cycle assessment models. - Presentations to groups of decision makers advocating the overall benefits of concrete, as well as the capability to discuss specific design strategies. - Develop relationships with owners and consulting engineers involved with private development in conjunction with the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association and the Portland Cement Association programs. - Participating in the development and update of design standards. - Planning, developing and conducting conferences, workshops, seminars, and other programs as necessary and/or as directed by the Executive Director. - Responding to inquiries for technical information and assistance. - Interacting with engineering firms, design-build consultants and contractors that can expand the impact of promotion efforts. - Consulting with Regional Promotion Groups (RPG) regarding latest tools available for promoting the suite of pavement solutions. - Attending NCC board meetings, related industry, and other committee meetings, approved by the Executive Director. NCC Market Development Manager will be required to meet target cement volume creation objectives on an annual basis. Required Skills - Knowledge of pavement design, soils, construction and maintenance, or the ability to learn these items or advanced knowledge of concrete construction. - Excellent ability to communicate with engineers, developers, owners, contractors, and city, county and state representatives. - Confident oral/written communication skills and public speaking. - Ability to develop and manage a professional contact base. - Proficient in Microsoft Office, primarily: Word, Outlook and Power Point. - Must be highly energized, motivated and enthusiastic. - Must be a self-starter with a strong work ethic to work with minimum supervision. Educational / Experience Requirements - Education: Bachelors Degree Required - Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering or related engineering construction technology preferred. - Candidates with a strong background in concrete construction or transportation policy and a proven track record of influencing technical decision makers will also be considered. - Experience: Minimum of three years of experience in engineering or construction with technical sales and marketing background. Ability to comprehend project drawings and specifications. Benefits: - Competitive salary, commensurate with experience. - Healthcare- Medical, Dental and Vision care options for you and your family - Generous paid vacations and holidays - Company 401K plan, with match plus non-elective end of year contribution Submit cover letter and resume to : hr@nwcement.org Civil Engineer 1/2 – Land Development City of Eugene Open until filled. First review of applications – April 16, 2021. Civil Engineer 1: $69,980.02 - $90,514.86 Civil Engineer 2: $75,123.47 - $100,505.93 Job link The person in this position will be responsible for oversight and management of multiple regulatory programs including but not limited to Privately Engineered Public Improvements (PEPI) and Stormwater Development Standards. The person will provide land use planning support and actively participate in land use processes. This person will perform complex engineering work and provide a broad variety of engineering support internal and external to the organization. Reviewing plans/reports and providing complex technical support through collaborative processes are regular parts of an average day. Minimum Qualifications: CIVIL ENGINEER 1 & 2 Education Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, with major course work in Civil Engineering, or related field(s). Civil Engineer 1 Experience Two years of civil engineering related experience. Possession of a State of Oregon Engineering Intern Certificate. Civil Engineer 2 Experience Five years of professional civil engineering experience including one year of supervisory experience. Possession of a State of Oregon Certificate of Registration as a Professional Engineer, or ability to obtain by reciprocity within 6 months of hire date. Sewer/Water Operator III (Water Treatment III focus) Management Analyst I - Public Works Water Utility Worker - Seasonal Associate Planner Lane County, Oregon Closing Date: 04/12/21 05:00 PM More information Public Works Supervisor - Utilities Engineering Associate Municipal Services Director Project Engineer Wastewater Collection System Worker |
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