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Coursework and/or experience (internship or co-op) in hydraulics with emphasis on one or more of the following areas: wastewater treatment, water treatment, water distribution, or storm water modeling.
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Knowledge of water or reclaimed water distribution or wastewater collection systems. Preferably the candidate will possess knowledge of water and reclaimed water distribution and wastewater collection systems.
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The successful candidate will be expected to work as a team member for studies and/or detailed design and construction services for water/wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, and collection/distribution systems.
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System analysis efforts range from hydraulic modeling and capacity determinations/recommendations to topic specific or comprehensive system master planning in any or all of the following areas: source of supply, treatment, residuals handling, storage, pumping, water distribution, wastewater collection, automation & controls, regionalization, regulatory compliance, operational reliability and efficiency.
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Experience with working with public sector clients and with engineering firm, water/wastewater treatment equipment, experience with Wastewater treatment plants Wastewater collection system Wastewater lift stations Wastewater conveyance systems Water Treatment plants Water distribution systems Elevated storage tanks Ground storage tanks Ground water wells.
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Pasco County BOCC Utilities Water & Wastewater is seeking to hire an applicant that is experience in skilled and semiskilled work in the operation and maintenance of utility water and reclaimed water transmission and distribution systems, wastewater collection, and water/wastewater treatment processes.
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Minimum 6 years working as a Water / Wastewater Engineer related to water and wastewater system studies, water quality analyses, pump station design, water distribution and storage, booster pump stations, water treatment, wastewater collection and pump stations, and wastewater treatment design.
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Minimum of 5 years’ experience in water/wastewater treatment, distribution, and conveyance design. Additional duties could include technical investigation and analysis of various detailed studies and preparing reports relating water and wastewater treatment, distribution, and conveyance infrastructure and processes.
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Thorough understanding of the administration, design and construction of public water, and wastewater systems including pressurized potable water distribution, storage tanks, and pump stations, gravity sewer, and lift stations.
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The Senior Utility Technician is responsible for a variety of manual and skilled labor duties for the repair, construction, and maintenance of the water distribution and wastewater collection system.
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The Water Wastewater Engineer will provide support for civil and environmental engineering projects including wastewater collection system infrastructure evaluation, rehabilitation, and design, and water distribution system design.
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Associate Engineer:Please describe your experience with design and/or construction of wastewater collection and conveyance systems, potable water, or recycled water distribution systems (e.g., pipelines and storage facilities) pumping facilities and associated force mains, and/or wastewater treatment plant improvements.
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Prepare construction drawings for aviation, municipal, and/or transportation projects including utilities, storm water systems, streets, wastewater collection, and water distribution systems.
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Functionin a lead water process engineer role, as a technical specialist or as a subject matter expert in the areas of conventional water treatment using processes such as coagulation, clarification, softening, media filtration; and advanced water treatment processes such as membrane filtration, reverse osmosis (brackish, seawater), UV/AOP, ozonation, carbon adsorption, and/or distribution system water quality.
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Potential projects include drinking water (treatment, storage, and distribution), wastewater (treatment, collection, and conveyance), stormwater (collection, conveyance, detention, and green infrastructure.
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