Supervisor - Water Treatment Plant (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service)

City of Dallas

7d•$28 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

The Supervisor-WTP supervises, leads, and monitors all treatment plant operations for the Dallas Water Utilities. Supervises staff and oversees treatment plant working conditions and activities. The City of Dallas offers careers with purpose. With competitive benefits, growth opportunities, and a vibrant work culture, we’re committed to helping you thrive while you help our city flourish. Be part of a team that’s committed to service, innovation, and community.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Two (2) years of lead work, team training or supervisory experience.
Valid driver's license with good driving record
Current Class B (or higher) Surface Water license from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
For positions at a Water Purification Plant: Current Class B (or higher) Surface Water license from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
For positions in Water Delivery (Pumping, Distribution): Current Class B (or higher) Surface Water OR Distribution license from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
Must have own transportation.
Knowledge of Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulatory compliance requirements for drinking water.
Knowledge of water systems, mains, facilities, and general equipment.
Knowledge of treatment plant and pump station equipment, processes, and procedures.
Knowledge of Supervisor Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems to monitor and optimize treatment operations.
Knowledge of OSHA safety and HazMat handling.
Knowledge of use and care of laboratory equipment.
Ability to read complex design schematics.
Ability to follow and give oral and written instructions and read charts and maintain written records.
Ability to supervise, advise, and counsel technical and mechanical staff
Ability to oversee and preform advanced wastewater treatment methods.
Ability to perform math calculations.
Ability to perform a variety of manual labor for extended periods.
Ability to lift and work with heavy equipment.
Ability to maintain record keeping or work log system.
Communicating effectively verbally and in writing
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships.

Nice To Haves

Applicants with current Water license(s) from other states must apply for and obtain the appropriate license from the TCEQ in order to qualify.

Responsibilities

Serve as the licensed operator-in-charge in accordance with state regulatory requirements providing leadership, expertise, and direction for the treatment plant operations; supervising licensed operators responsible for performing general operations activities and handling customer issues or complaints across the City; prioritizes tasks, schedules, and assigns maintenance requests, and ensures that staff are completing work on schedule, and have clear performance expectations.
Hires, trains, and delivers performance evaluation and enforces discipline; verifies and approves time, manages equipment, tools, chemicals, and technology, and performs other supervisory tasks for department personnel.
Participates in the development and implementation of long-range plans, programs, and schedules; participates in the development and implementation of budget and resource allocation; determines goals and objectives needing emphasis; coordinates and facilitates the accurate management and oversight of all treatment operations to ensure consistent and safe services.
Identifies, troubleshoots, and addresses issues or concerns with treatment, production, and delivery methods, equipment, and facilities; checks and evaluates maintenance and treatment standards and assists in troubleshooting issues or equipment failures; performs audits and gives technical and mechanical direction.
Plans, controls, supervises, and coordinates activities and evaluates work completion; participates in and conducts various staff meetings to ensure equipment availability, reliability, and capacity in support of treatment activities.
Oversee process control duties such as monitoring and troubleshooting plant performance to ensure services comply with local, state, and federal regulations; supervises the use and application of chemicals and oversees laboratory analysis on plant samples; files necessary paperwork and works to optimize services and maintenance activities.
Hears and resolves serious complaints or simple grievances from employees; refers serious grievances to higher level managers; effects disciplinary actions or recommends serious disciplinary actions to managers.
Finds and implements methods to improve production or effectiveness.
Develops, creates, and implements practices, procedures, and standards to standardize operations to ensure quality and efficiency.
Performs any and all other work as needed or assigned.