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CWEA Sacramento Area Section Calendar of Upcoming Events
FEBRUARY
6th CWEA Specialty Conference – Sustaining Water Cycle for Public Health (Mountain View)
7th CWEA-SAS Young Professionals (YP)/ASCE YMF Shared Event (Rio City Café)
21st Collection Systems Committee Meeting (SPMUD) 28th E&I Luncheon – Arc Flash Analysis (Luau Garden Restaurant)
26th – 28th CWEA - P3S Conference 2007 (Napa) MARCH
7th “Evening with the Industry” Event (CSUS) 14th Collection Systems Benchmarking – Gladding McBean Plant Tour 16th Treatment Operator Math Review Class (SCRSD – Mather McCuen One Center) TBD P3S Laboratory Workshop (Pretreatment – AM/Laboratory Training – PM)
APRIL 11th SRCSD Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour 11th Board Meeting 12th Young Professionals’ Thunder Valley WWTP Tour
17th – 21st 2007 CWEA’s 79th Annual Conference (Ontario Convention Center, Ontario, CA)
INSIDE Page 2007 Calendar 4
2006 Awards 6
Career Ads 12
Vendor Ads 18
Feb - Apr 2007 www.cwea.org/sac/ VOLUME 13 ISSUE 1
Sacramento Area Section Newsletter
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ANNOUNCEMENT??? If you have any articles, facts, news items, or other ideas for the
newsletter, please contact:
Anna Chrissanthis
916-858-2727 Phone
916-858-2734 Fax
We are now accepting online vendor advertising! For details contact: Tim Sullivan at 530- 642-4177 or [email protected]
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DIRECTOR Kurt Ohlinger CSU Sacramento 916-278-4407 [email protected]
DIRECTOR Kent Craney County of Sacramento 916-876-6018 [email protected]
DIRECTOR Jody Allen South Placer MUD 916-871-3008 [email protected]
PRESIDENT Jennifer McNutt CDM 916-567-9900 [email protected]
TREASURER Tim Sullivan El Dorado Irrigation District 530-642-4177 [email protected]
PAST PRESIDENT Nichole Baker RMC Water and Environment 916-273-1500 [email protected]
BOARD LIAISON Ken Holmes Holmes International 916-421-6060 [email protected]
DIRECTOR Ken Kerri CSU Sacramento 916-278-6142 [email protected]
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Awards Edward Marlow Oscar Larson & Associates 916-686-6463
Collection Systems Bruce Corwin CDM 916-567-9900
Collection Systems Mike Neri City of Folsom 916-355-8372
E & I Andrew Briones Interface Engineering 916-288-6204
E & I OPEN
Information Technology Felicia Parilo [email protected] 916-849-4546
Operations Training Tim Sullivan El Dorado Irrigation District530-642-4177
Student Outreach / Young Professionals Amber Parmer CSD-1 916-876-5996
Plant Maintenance / Mechanical Technology Pat Fuss West Yost & Associates 530-792-3262
VICE PRESIDENT Mai-Tram Le County of Sacramento 916-875-9185 [email protected]
SECRETARY Anna Chrissanthis Kennedy/Jenks Consultants 916-858-2727 [email protected]
Engineering & Research OPEN
Student Outreach / Young Professionals Andy Smith RMC Water and Environment 916-273-1500
Technical Certification Jody Allen SPMUD 916-871-3008
Laboratory Training Jerry Tamura El Dorado Irrigation District916-933-6914
Operations Training Kurt Ohlinger CSU Sacramento 916-278-4407
Engineering & Research Onder Caliskaner Kennedy/Jenks Consultants 916-858-2738
P3 and Storm Water Nicole Graham El Dorado Irrigation District916-933-6932
Recycling / Biosolids Glen Wimberley AOS Operating Co. 707-429-3233
Recycling / Biosolids Doug Venerable El Dorado Irrigation District530-642-4081
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
We rang in 2007 with a bang with 147 attendees at the Sacramento section Awards Banquet – one of the highest turnouts ever! Mike Fisher arranged an excellent awards program with help from Jody Allen, Dan Rich, Pat Fuss, Andy Briones, Nichole Baker, and Ed Marlow acting as emcee. Thank you to everyone who participated in this wonderful event. A list of the award winners is included on page 6. Our first luncheon of the year will take place on February 28th with an Electrical & Instrumentation presentation given by Charles Aycock of the City of Roseville. Please remember to check out the flyer for this event in the newsletter and make sure you RSVP. We will again be co-hosting with the CSUS Civil Engineering Program Industry Advisory Committee (CEPIAC) for “An Evening with Industry” for civil engineering students on March 7, 2007. Firms interested in sponsoring the event should contact Nichole Baker (see page 2 for contact information). Amber Parmer and Andy Smith are leading a new local section committee to reach out to our Young Professionals. They have several tours planned throughout the year, which are meant to be more relaxed and geared towards wastewater professionals under 35. As you can see, we have an exciting year lined up and we always NEED VOLUNTEERS. Some of the areas where you can get involved this year include:
• Committees: Each of the committees listed on page 2 is always looking for volunteers. Even if the chair is filled, we always need people to help them out
• Annual Picnic: In August, we hold our always popular (and free) annual picnic and we’ll definitely need people to organize and participate.
If you want more information or if you have suggestions, please feel free to send me an email ([email protected]). Thank you,
Jennifer McNutt
SAS President
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CWEA SACRAMENTO SECTION 2007 Events Calendar
DATE E V E N T
FEBRUARY 6th CWEA Specialty Conference – Sustaining Water Cycle for Public Health (Mountain View) 7th CWEA-SAS Young Professionals (YP)/ASCE YMF Shared Event (Rio City Café) 21st Collection Systems Committee Meeting (SPMUD) 28th E&I Luncheon – Arc Flash Analysis (Luau Garden Restaurant)
26th – 28th CWEA - P3S Conference 2007 (Napa) MARCH
7th “Evening with the Industry” Event (CSUS) 14th Collection Systems Benchmarking – Gladding McBean Plant Tour 16th Treatment Operator Math Review Class (SCRSD – Mather McCuen One Center) 21st P3S Laboratory Workshop (Pretreatment – AM/Laboratory Training – PM)
APRIL 11th SRCSD Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour 11th Board Meeting 12th Young Professionals’ Thunder Valley WWTP Tour
17th – 21st 2007 CWEA’s 79th Annual Conference (Ontario Convention Center, Ontario, CA) MAY
4th APWA Joint Luncheon (Lions Gate Hotel, McClellan) 9th Collection Systems Committee Meeting (Location TBD)
16th E&R Luncheon – “Communicating with Regulators” (Luau Garden Restaurant) JUNE
13th Collection Systems Benchmarking – Root Control 14th Young Professionals’ Lincoln WWTP Tour TBD NSJS Joint Dinner (Location TBD) TBD TCP Math Review Class (Location TBD)
JULY 18th Board Meeting 19th Golf Tournament – Toilet Seat Open (Tentative) 25th Luncheon (TBD)
AUGUST 9th Young Professionals’ Davis WWTP Tour
11th Annual Picnic (Location TBD) SEPTEMBER
5th Collection Systems Committee Meeting (Location TBD) 12th Mechanical Technology – Pump Maintenance
27th – 29th Tri-State Seminar 2007 (Primm, NV) TBD Operator Training – Math Review Class (Location TBD)
OCTOBER 10th Collection Systems Benchmarking – Visual Pipe Repair 11th Young Professionals’ Sac Regional WWTP Tour
13th – 17th 80th Annual WEFTEC.07 (San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA) 24th E&I Luncheon (TBD) TBD P3S Laboratory Workshop (Pretreatment – AM/Laboratory Training – PM)
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DATE E V E N T NOVEMBER
7th Board Meeting 14th Safety Day (Woodland) TBD Luncheon (TBD)
DECEMBER 12th E&R Luncheon (TBD) 13th Young Professionals’ Social Event (Location TBD)
JAN 2008 11th Annual Awards Banquet (Location TBD) 16th Board Meeting
CYCLE INTO EXCELLENCE
2007 CWEA ANNUAL CONFERENCE • ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA
Conference: April 17 - 20, 2007 Exhibition: April 18 - 19, 2007
••••••••••••••••••• Exchange Ideas : Swap Solutions : Learn : Build Relationships
Make a Difference Attend CWEA’s 79th Annual Conference.
••••••••••••••••••• For conference information see CWEA web site at
http://www.cwea.org/et_attendees_conferences.shtml
Building, Developing, Growing through Volunteers, Training, Education, Certification and Networking
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SACRAMENTO SECTION 2006 AWARDS WINNERS
CATEGORY WINNER Plant of the Year
(< 5 mgd)
Lincoln WWT&RF (Eco:Logic
Engineering)
Plant of the Year
(5 < x < 20 mgd)
Fairfield-Suisun Sub regional WWTP
(Aquarion Operating Services)
Collection System of the Year
(< 250 miles) South Placer Municipal Utility District
Collection System of the Year
(250 < x < 500 miles) City of Folsom
Collection System of the Year
(> 500 miles) City of Roseville
Collection System Person of the Year Gene Zangrando
El Dorado Irrigation District
Supervisor of the Year Frank Laguna
South Placer Municipal Utility District
Operator of the Year Howard Schmitz
Nevada City WWTP
Safety Justin Gregory - City of Lincoln
WWT&RF (Eco:Logic Engineering)
Mechanical Technician of the Year John Josephian
City of Roseville
Electrical/Instrumentation Person of the
Year
Richard Wheeler
El Dorado Irrigation District
Public Education Sandy Delp - “Be Mercury Free”
Program, SRCSD
Extra Effort Felicia Parilo (web designer)
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has graciously invited the CWEA SACRAMENTO
SECTION to give a brief presentation at its upcoming YMF Mixer about:
PRESENTERS: Amber Parmer (CSD-1) and Andy Smith (RMC)
DATE: Wednesday, Feb. 7th, 2007 TIME: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm LOCATION: Rio City Café 1110 Front Street, Sacramento COST: FREE! RSVP: Amber Parmer [email protected] 916-876-5996 Presentation Description The CWEA SAS YP Committee has recently kicked off, and is planning a variety of educational tours for students and young professionals throughout the year. Amber and Andy will give a brief (5-10 minute) presentation to the YMF audience describing CWEA, the goals and objectives of the YP committee, a synopsis of the tours planned for 2007, and information on becoming a member. Membership materials will be available after the presentation. ASCE Younger Member Forum The ASCE Younger Member Forum is a well established, active group that hosts social events, tours and fundraisers. ASCE is the national organization that promotes all areas of Civil Engineering: structures, geotechnical, water, wastewater, transportation, environmental, and more. To better serve the younger members of ASCE, and to bridge the gap between student chapters and the national organization, younger member groups have been formed all over the US. Amber Parmer graduated from CSUS with a B.S. in Civil Engineering in 2003. She has worked at the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant for 3.5 years with Operations Support. For the last year, Amber has worked with County Sanitation District-1 (CSD-1) with the Engineering Design group. Andy Smith graduated from UC Davis with a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2005. Shortly thereafter, he joined RMC Water and Environment as a project engineer. His consulting experience has included water and wastewater master planning and hydraulic modeling, development of Sewer System Management Plans, and wastewater treatment plant expansions.
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CWEA SACRAMENTO SECTION Electrical & Instrumentation Committee
Presents Luncheon Presentation #1
by
Charles Aycock (I,E&M CIP Manager – City of Roseville) Fred Paul (Application Engineer – EATON Electrical)
DATE: Wednesday, Feb. 28th, 2007 TIME: 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm LOCATION: Luau Garden Restaurant 1890 Arden Way, Sacramento COST: $10 for CWEA members
$15.50 for non-CWEA members RSVP: No later than 02/27/07 Call Anna Chrissanthis at 916-858-2727 or e-mail to [email protected] You may pay at the door. No-shows will be billed $10.00 if the minimum number reserved is not met!
The Presentation will include:
1. Definition: What is an ArcFlash 2. The Cost of ArcFlash 3. Why should Agencies be Concerned 4. Applicable Standards, Codes and Regulations
5. Boundary Limits & PPE 6. Various Methods of Calculations 7. Practical Methods for Reducing ArcFlash
Hazards
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CWEA SACRAMENTO SECTION
Treatment Operator Math Review Class
When: Friday March 16th, 2007, 8:00 AM – Noon
Where: Sacramento Co. Regional Sanitation District Mather McCuen One Center
10545 Armstrong Avenue, Suite 101 Mather, CA 95655 Conference Room 170
What to Bring: pencil, paper, calculator (please be familiar with the basic functions of your calculator) Cost: Only pre-paid reservations will be accepted. Send $10 for CWEA SAS members (must accompany membership number), $20 for non-members payable to CWEA SAS no later than March 9th to Tim Sullivan c/o EID 2890 Mosquito Road, Placerville CA 95667. Do not send cash. Space is limited to the first 30 reservations. Instructors will be covering operational math skills necessary to pass the Grade I, II and III Wastewater Certification Exams. Refreshments will be served.
Directions: From Highway 50, Take Mather exit, south on Mather Road, bear right at fork, left on Armstrong Avenue. Further Info contact : Tim Sullivan at [email protected] or 530-642-4177
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The Sacramento Area Section Collection System
Committee Presents a
Tour of the SRCSD WWTP
Date: April 11th, 2007 Location: Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant
825 Laguna Station Road Elk Grove, CA 95758-9550
Times: 11:15 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
1:00 – 3:00p.m.
Registration & Sign-in Lunch and Networking Begins Tour
Reservations: Copy this form and fill out name or names if for more than one person, agency name and phone number, then
fax it to: 916-564-5016 Attention: Bruce Corwin
Checks only please - Make checks payable to: CWEA-SAS
Reservation Requirement:
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Registration is limited to 60 people and will only be accepted until March 9, 2007. Please register early to guarantee a place at this worthwhile event.
Questions: Please contact with any questions.
Bruce Corwin (CDM) (916) 567-9900 Payment: SAS Local Section Members: $15 Non-Members: $20.50
Name(s)
Agency
Phone No.
Contact E-mail
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The Sacramento Area Section Collection Systems Committee Presents the 2007 Benchmarking Series
Session #1: Gladding McBean Clay Pipe Tour
Date: March 14th, 2007
Location: Gladding McBean Clay Pipe, 601 7th Street, Lincoln, CA 95648-1828 Ph: (916) 645-3341
Times: 7:45 a.m. 8:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
Registration & Sign-in Program Begins Lunch (Bar-B-Q Lunch will be provided)
Program: Tour of Factory
Contact Hours:
4.0 Contact Hours applicable towards certification
Reservations:
Copy this form and fill out name or names if for more than one person, agency name and phone number, then send it to:
Bruce Corwin, 2295 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 240, Sacramento, CA 95833
Checks only please - Make checks payable to: CWEA-SAS
Reservation Requirement:
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Registration is limited to 60 people and will only be accepted until March 2nd, 2007. Please register early to guarantee a place at this worthwhile event.
Questions: Please contact the Sacramento Area Section Collection Systems Committee Co-Chairmen with any questions.
Bruce Corwin (CDM) (916) 567-9900 or Mike Neri (City of Folsom) ( 916) 496-6377 Payment: SAS Local Section Members: $15 Non-Members: $20.50
Name(s)
Agency
Phone No.
Contact E-mail
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The Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant (SRWTP) is permitted to treat 181 million gallons of wastewater per day (MGD) during dry weather and is one of the largest inland
surface water dischargers in California. SRWTP is part of the Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District (SRCSD) and includes approximately 100 miles of interceptor pipelines. Position responsibilities are focused on operation, maintenance, and compliance aspects at SRCSD. Key responsibilities include compliance issues for liquid, air, solids, groundwater, landfill, and storm water permits; including investigations, special studies, and various monitoring and reporting programs. Responsibilities also include development of a Sewer System Management Plan (SSMP) that defines and documents maintenance activities and practices for the interceptor collection system. Experience and knowledge of wastewater treatment processes, maintenance activities, permit compliance, process investigation/optimization, environmental monitoring, evaluation, and reporting is desired but not required.
For more information contact Mitch Maidrand at (916) 875-9083
8521 Laguna Station Road Elk Grove, CA 95758
[email protected] Apply on-line at www.saccountyjobs.net
CDM is an employee-owned firm of 3,600 in over 100 offices worldwide. CDM attracts the best people in the industry, supporting their efforts to learn and to grow. CDM's career opportunities span a variety of disciplines and
geographic locations, and the projects that our employees plan, design, build, and operate are as diverse as the needs of our clients. Coupled with our vision, CDM’s core values —excellence, initiative, shared commitment, integrity, and teamwork—provide a valuable sense of pride and help us build a stronger enterprise for each future generation. CDM also offers several different flexible work options. CDM is currently looking to fill the following positions in its Sacramento office:
• Environmental planner • Civil engineer • Wastewater project manager • Water resource engineer
To express interest or for additional information, please contact Bruce Corwin at [email protected] or (916) 567-9900.
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Water Utilities Design Engineer
Kimley-Horn, ranked #1 by CE News for best places to work, seeks Engineer with 2+ years of experience in Water/Wastewater design and analysis in our Sacramento/Rocklin, CA office. Typical projects include design of facilities for water and wastewater systems including pump stations, pipelines, storage tanks, and water/sewer computer models. General municipal consulting is also a large part of the practice. The ideal candidate will be involved in daily project production (PS&E), client service, and report writing. Strong technical background and good writing skills are required. Please apply online at www.kimley-horn.com with reference code WWATSAC.
RMC Water and Environment is a growing, dynamic consulting engineering firm that provides exceptional environmental engineering services to its clients in Northern California and now also in Southern California. We specialize in water and wastewater planning, design services and project management. Since opening in 1998, RMC has grown to over 65 employees with five offices located in Walnut Creek, Sacramento, San Jose, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Senior Project Manager/Business Developer RMC is always looking for a talented Sr. Project Manager/Business Developer to help expand our Sacramento area activities. Responsibilities would include business development and project management. Qualified candidates must have a BS in Civil, Mechanical or Environmental engineering with a minimum of 10 yrs experience and have a CA PE license. MS is preferred, but not required. Previous consulting or municipal agency experience in the Sacramento area is highly desirable. This is a unique career opportunity for the right individual. Environmental Planner/Senior Environmental Planner RMC seeks an Environmental Planner/CEQA Specialist, an experienced water resources planner to work in one of our Northern California offices. Project types will include water supply planning; water supply assessments (SB 610 and SB 221), integrated water resource plans, CEQA/NEPA and CWA compliance studies and hydrological support. Candidate must have a BA/BS degree; an MA/MS or higher degree is preferred. A minimum of 5-10 years experience in CEQA/NEPA natural resource management and water resources is required. Excellent writing and communication skills, effective in client liaison, and the ability to work independently and in a team environment are a must. Project Manager/Design Engineer RMC is always looking for a talented Project Manager/Design Engineer experienced in the planning, design and construction of water, wastewater and flood protection projects. Qualified candidates will have a BS in Civil Engineering or related field (MS preferred) with a minimum of 8-10 years experience, and registered to practice civil engineering in the State of California. Good writing, organizational and computer skills a must. Candidates must be able to direct and manage the work of other technical staff within a team environment.
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SENIOR ENGINEER
Position Description Primary job responsibilities include senior level project management of complex water and wastewater planning and design projects. Responsibilities also include business development, client contact, and staff supervision and management.
Qualifications This position requires a B.S. degree in civil, mechanical, or a related engineering discipline (M.S. preferred); and a minimum of eight years of progressive experience in water and wastewater engineering. The candidate should also possess excellent technical writing, verbal communication, and computer skills. Candidates for positions in California should be registered as Professional Engineers in California or be eligible to obtain registration.
WATER RESOURCES SPECIALIST
Position Description Responsibilities of this position include managing water/wastewater projects, preparing technical reports, facilities planning, permitting, and supporting business development activities in the field of water resources.
Qualifications The candidate should have a B.S. degree in a related field and at least five years of experience in the water resources field. Water resources experience may include planning, permitting, water rights, and modeling of water, wastewater, and/or recycled water systems. The candidate should possess excellent writing, communication, organizational, teamwork, and computer skills.
Location for both positions Sacramento, Napa, and/or Stockton, California and Sydney, Australia
For more information about HydroScience Engineers, please visit our website at http://www.hydroscience.com. To apply for a position, please submit a resume and cover letter to:
HydroScience Engineers, Inc. Attn: Human Resources 10569 Old Placerville Road Sacramento, CA 95827 [email protected] Fax: (916) 364-1491
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Wastewater Master Planner/Permitting Engineer – West Yost & Associates Senior Sewer Master Planner - Location: Davis
Civil/Environmental Engineer to serve as project manager, and/or client liaison for planning and permitting of wastewater collection system facilities. Desired areas of expertise include sewer system master planning, infiltration and inflow analysis, flow metering, facility cost
estimating, and pump station and pipeline planning and preliminary design. Familiarity with hydraulic modeling desired and NPDES and other permitting knowledge is a plus. Top-level candidates with an interest in leading a team and working with firm Principals are particularly encouraged to inquire regarding current opportunities. Requirements Civil (environmental) PE and 8-25+ yrs experience. Must have excellent, clear written and verbal communication skills, client interaction skills, and business development experience. Senior Wastewater Designer - Location: Davis
Seeking senior-level candidates with 10 plus years of experience in design of wastewater related projects. Candidates should have experience with the design of wastewater pumping, conveyance, and treatment facilities. Experience should encompass all phases of project development including preparation of conceptual/feasibility studies and design reports, preparation of detailed drawings and specifications, and engineering services during construction. Requirements Successful candidates will be licensed Professional Engineers with a BS degree in Civil/ Environmental Engineering. A Master's degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering is preferred. Must be capable of developing and monitoring project budgets, leading/supervising staff and managing multiple large scale projects. Should possess excellent writing, communication and interpersonal skills and be capable of interacting effectively with staff, municipal and private clients. Project Engineer/Manager – Wastewater - Location: Pleasanton
Civil/Environmental Engineer to serve as project manager, and/or client liaison for planning and design of wastewater facilities. Desired areas of expertise include planning/design of wastewater treatment plants, natural systems, and pipelines; reclamation/reuse, and NPDES permitting. Top-level candidates with an interest in building a team and working with firm Principals are particularly encouraged to inquire regarding current opportunities. Requirements Civil (environmental) PE and 8-25+ yrs experience. Must have excellent, clear written and verbal communication skills, client interaction skills, and business development experience. Location: Pleasanton Email your resume or send resume to: West Yost & Associates 1260 Lake Boulevard Suite 240 Davis, CA 95616 attention: C. Cantrall WYA is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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HDR, Inc. - Senior Municipal Water Planner, Folsom, CA 95630 HDR is an architectural, engineering, planning and consulting firm that excels at complex projects and solving challenges for clients. More than 5,000 employee-owners, including architects, engineers, consultants, scientists, planners and construction managers, in over 125 locations worldwide, pool their strengths to provide solutions beyond the scope of traditional A/E/C firms. The primary duties of the Senior Municipal Water Planner include working with agencies and cities regarding local water supply, wastewater collection, treatment, potable/recycled water distribution, recycled water while applying regulatory knowledge and experience to identify cost-effective solutions for facility planning. More specific duties include working closely with marketing and regional staff to identify needs to meet market drivers and/or create new markets; leading project teams on facility design; researching and determining various technologies to best serve client needs; attending client meetings; monitoring budgets and schedules; researching changes in water and wastewater regulations. Experience Required: - BS/MS - 10+ years experience municipal water/wastewater system planning - Software: H20 Net, Cybernet, MS Office Apply Online: http://www.gojobs.com/seeker/aoframeset.asp?JobNum=544435&JBID=1425 Employer JobCode: 051073
UTILITIES MAINTENANCE WORKER I
The City of Yuba City is looking for a Utilities Maintenance Worker I for the Wastewater Treatment Facility. Incumbent must posses experience in the following areas; maintenance, repair, construction tasks and operation of heavy equipment.
Requirements: Completion of formal or informal education sufficient to read and write at a level required for successful job performance, and six (6) months of recent full-time increasing responsible experience in building maintenance, finished carpentry and plumbing duties.
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License: Possession of California Class C driver’s license and ability to obtain a California Class B driver’s license with air brake and tank endorsements within six (6) months from date of hire may be required at the discretion of the Department based upon operational needs and job assignments.
Salary: $2,592-3,151/month
Apply: The City of Yuba City Human Resources Department 1201 Civic Center Blvd, Yuba City, CA 95995 (530)-822-4610 or online at www.yubacity.net
Close Date: February 9, 2007 @ 5:00pm
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SACRAMENTO SECTION VENDORS Thank you for your support!
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
[INSERT YOUR COMPANY HERE]
Annual Corporate Membership
Newsletter Only = $50 Online Only = $50 Online and Newsletter = $100
For more information, please contact Tim Sullivan at [email protected]
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SACRAMENTO SECTION VENDORS
Thank you for your support!
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SAS Newsletter Editor / Secretary Anna Chrissanthis 10850 Gold Center Drive, Suite 350 Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 916-858-2700 Email: [email protected]
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