Full Time/Permanent
Internal/External
Comp # MS-21-37
$97,758.84-$120,231.04 Annually
The Manager of Engineering is responsible for the development and implementation of the engineering policies, guidelines, and standards to support the City’s land-use and aesthetic vision. Land development applications that require engineering approvals, inspections, and solutions are all directed through the Engineering Department.
Reporting to the General Manager of Municipal Services, the Manager of Engineering has primary responsibility for planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and evaluating the City’s engineering projects, programs and activities. The Manager is responsible for the administration, performance and supervision of the engineering functions of the City including new infrastructure planning, capital project delivery, asset management and land development. The Manager is also responsible for collaborating with the Planning Department. This position is instrumental in building a positive culture for employees and external stakeholders, and as a working manager, will be involved in engineering projects and supporting their team’s area of focus. This position will function as the City’s Engineer.
You are the ideal candidate if…
- You have exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
- You have proven ability to motivate a team.
- You have high standards for your work.
- You are strongly motivated to learn, eager to meet (or exceed) basic requirements, have good tolerance to stress/pressure.
- You want exposure to a variety of projects that only a smaller municipality can prove.
- You can provide excellent customer service.
- You are a visionary!
- You are confident, resourceful, and a highly motivated self-starter who can work independently with minimum supervision.
- You embrace and manage change and can continually improve processes.
- You can handle yourself in a political environment and always maintain professionalism.
- Team player
- Have a strategic mind that uses sound judgement to come to conclusions