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Water Reclamation Division Engineer at City of Orlando - ApplyBlast

Water Reclamation Division Engineer

City of Orlando

2 months ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Orlando, Florida, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Manager

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About this role

The role leads advanced engineering, administrative, and managerial functions for the Water Reclamation Division, overseeing engineering standards, regulatory compliance, asset management, and capital improvement planning for wastewater and reclaimed water systems. Reporting to the Division Manager, the incumbent provides technical guidance, collaborates with operations, consultants, and regulatory agencies, and may act as the Division's authority in the manager's absence.

Responsibilities

Lead development and implementation of strategic asset management initiatives
Oversee capital improvement planning for wastewater infrastructure
Provide technical guidance and regulatory compliance for water reclamation operations

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Sanitary Engineering, or related fieldFlorida Professional Engineer (PE) LicenseOut-of-state Professional Engineer (PE) License (must be converted to Florida within 6 months)Florida Class A Wastewater Operator License (preferred)

About City of Orlando

orlando.gov

Headquarters

Orlando, Florida, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1885

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Orlando.gov is the official website of the City of Orlando, centralizing information and online services for residents, businesses, and visitors. The portal provides news and announcements, elected-official and city-council information, department directories (public safety, utilities, planning, parks & recreation, etc.), and access to permits, licensing, payments, and public records. It also offers community engagement tools, event listings, economic development resources, and transparency features like budgets and meeting agendas. The site is built to streamline interactions with city services — from reporting issues and paying bills to applying for permits and using mapping/GIS tools.