City Engineer
Illustrative Examples of Essential Duties
- Supervises the planning and design of complex public works projects; estimates quantities and cost of such projects
- Analyzes conflicting design requirements and approves changes
- Plans, organizes, directs and is responsible for the performance of the engineering, right-of-way and surveying functions
- Reviews and approves plans and specifications for proposed projects; prepares reports and recommendations to superiors; seals plans and approves contracts for construction and maintenance projects
- Plans, directs and coordinates the inspection of construction projects to ensure compliance with engineering plans, contracts, specifications and City Code
- Plans, assigns, directs and evaluates the work performed by subordinate staff personnel
- Maintains liaison with consulting engineers and appropriate County, State and Federal agencies regarding joint projects
- Meets with citizens and developers to discuss City codes and regulations, resolves concerns, and coordinates operations
- Interprets and defines specifications, ordinances and codes
- Prepares construction estimates for proposed City projects and serves as construction manager during project
- Reviews and approves construction plans prepared by consulting engineers and architects
- Advises City departments on matters relating to engineering and construction projects
- Develops and coordinates activities for capital budget projects
- Develops and supervises the Engineering Division operating and capital improvements projects (CIP)
- Directs the preparation and submission of grant applications and serves as grant administrator for programs funded by grants
- Performs other related work as assigned by the Public Works Director