5 utility jobs found in saint paul

Description: Since 1990, Excel Engineering, Inc. has differentiated its services from that of its competition by providing engineering solutions with a reputation for customer focus and a high standard of excellence. For over 18 years, Excel has conducted in-depth transmission system studies and analyses to provide our Clients with the information they need to efficiently maintain their resources, reliability and design improvements. This position works closely with other engineers, project managers, and Client team members in support of both capital and operational improvement projects. Primary responsibilities Manage and act as lead engineer on projects related to electrical transmission system planning studies to determine short- and long-range transmission requirements, generation additions, and retirements Supervise work of direct reports assigned to tasks, and will be expected to regularly self-perform tasks, as needed. In addition, but not limited to, this individual will...

JOB CLASSIFICATION: Technical Specialist I POSITION TITLE: Water Resource Technician REPORTS TO: Monitoring, Research, & Maintenance Division Manager Capitol Region Watershed District embraces and values diversity and seeks to recruit, promote and retain employees that reflect the community we serve. We believe that diversity enriches the workplace and enhances the quality of our service. Capitol Region Watershed District encourages anyone who is interested and qualified to apply for open positions. Capitol Region Watershed District seeks a Water Resource Technician to assist with the operation and maintenance of a watershed-wide stormwater monitoring program and the monitoring, maintenance, and inspection of stormwater Best Management Practices. This position requires field work in small teams in all weather conditions. The District is an equal opportunity employer that embraces and values diversity and seeks to recruit, promote and retain employees that reflect the...

We are seeking to substantially expand our Transportation, Municipal and Water/Wastewater engineering practices in offices across WI (Appleton/Green Bay, Milwaukee, Madison, Eau Claire) and Minnesota (Minneapolis, Duluth, Rochester). These expansions will occur through identifying and recruiting business and practice leaders as well as PMs and Design Engineers interested in a diverse and entrepreneurial ESOP company. Our company has grown through diverse expansion of technical expertise and through investment in our employees. We are looking for qualified candidates interested in growing our practices as well as supporting that growth through technical engineering design and project management. Successful candidates will primarily develop client relationships, obtain project opportunities, manage client relationships, and lead the execution of multi-phased public infrastructure, transportation, and/or water/wastewater projects for a wide variety of clients. Market segments served...

JOB CLASSIFICATION: Technical Specialist I POSITION TITLE: Water Resource Technician REPORTS TO: Monitoring, Research, & Maintenance Division Manager Capitol Region Watershed District embraces and values diversity and seeks to recruit, promote and retain employees that reflect the community we serve. We believe that diversity enriches the workplace and enhances the quality of our service. Capitol Region Watershed District encourages anyone who is interested and qualified to apply for open positions. Capitol Region Watershed District seeks a Water Resource Technician to assist with the operation and maintenance of a watershed-wide stormwater monitoring program and the monitoring, maintenance, and inspection of stormwater Best Management Practices. This position requires field work in small teams in all weather conditions. The District is an equal opportunity employer that embraces and values diversity and seeks to recruit, promote and retain employees that reflect the community...

Clean Water Corps Members . Corpsmembers assist with service and groundwater monitoring programs, wetland and watercourse inventories and assessments; prepare documents for cost-share and easement programs; conduct field surveys and site inspections and prepare reports; and coordinate and conduct educational programs and activities. Corpsmembers may also communicate with local landowners to develop management plans, gather input on best practices and provide education materials on water resources. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here. Member Duties : Corpsmembers assist with service and groundwater monitoring programs, wetland and watercourse inventories and assessments; prepare documents for cost-share and easement programs; conduct field surveys and site inspections and prepare reports; and coordinate and conduct educational programs and activities. Corpsmembers may also communicate with local landowners to develop management plans, gather input on best...