Project Engineer

The Engineer is responsible for providing excellent service to our customers, shareholders and employees by providing technical support and service to the public water systems owned and/or operated by the Company. Primary functions include supporting the annual capital improvement program and operating the GIS, Hydraulic Simulation and Asset Management software systems employed to properly maintain and store the Company’s electronic records. The Engineer has primary responsibilities in the following areas: Design, coordination and implementation of water utility infrastructure projects as assigned Development and deployment of digital distribution system maps and records (horizontal assets) to engineering staff, superintendents and field service representatives using Arc GIS software Further the development of an electronic asset management system to integrate and digitize our vertical water utility assets, their characteristics, attributes and operating and maintenance requirements The Engineer performs a variety of duties. Tasks include but are not limited to the following: Successfully creates and manages GIS data of Company water distribution systems. Assist with the design and delivery of water distribution system construction projects. Coordinate with Operations for data collection necessary to create or update Company distribution maps and electronic files. Maintain and operate hydraulic simulation models of Company water distribution systems. Training and demonstration of ArcReader and ArcGIS software to Superintendents, field service representatives and others. Development and filing of water system maps and information required under Chapter 140 of the Rules of the Maine Public Utilities Commission. Perform special projects as assigned. The Company is committed to providing a safe workplace. This position is responsible for learning, following and ensuring compliance with all safety rules. This includes rules and regulations in the Company Safety Manual, OSHA regulations and other state, federal, or governing body’s rules and regulations.