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NewCivil Water Resources Professional Engineer Obrien Engineering IncCivil Water Resources Professional EngineerDallas, TX$100,000–$115,000 / yearAbility to conceptualize, scope, and manage a variety of drainage and flood related projects including master flood studies, master drainage studies, comprehensive watershed studies, bank stabilization, storm drainage remediation, hydraulic analysis of bridges, culverts, channels, flumes, energy dissipation analysis; dam break analysis a plus. Subject Matter Expertise on engineering projects that are largely water resources focused including civil, hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) modeling and analysis.
NewCivil Professional Engineer (PE) Obrien Engineering IncCivil Professional Engineer (PE)Dallas, TXBenefits Summary: OEI offers competitive salaries and benefits including: Medical (8 plans to choose from), Vision, Dental, Simple IRA with 3% matching, Basic Term Life and Personal Accident Insurance, Basic Disability Insurance, Adoption Assistance Program, Educational Assistance Program, 8 Paid Holidays in addition to PTO. This position involves applying advanced engineering principles to plan, analyze, and execute civil engineering projects such as roads, bridges, water systems, and public facilities.
Grant Compliance Specialist (Budget & Management Services) - (Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilGrant Compliance Specialist (Budget & Management Services) - (Non-Civil Service)Dallas, TX$60,569.60–$73,528 / year1 Manages, oversees, and provides specialized input for grant-funded programs within the City; reviews and evaluates funding available through grants from governmental, state, and federal agencies to determine feasibility of developing programs to supplement local annual budget allocations. 7 Serves as a program subject matter expert and program liaison; remains current and up to date on new developments in program-related areas including regulatory changes and best practices; serves as the primary contact for various grant funded programs and represents the City on program related planning initiatives.
Environmental Specialist II - Sanitation Services (Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilEnvironmental Specialist II - Sanitation Services (Civil Service)TX$23.68–$26.61 / hourPerforms regular inspections, responds to spills, collects and documents environmental samples (water, soil, sludge), participates in continuous education, and performs reporting and coordination for the Environmental Compliance Committee, assisting with permit requirements for the municipal water, storm, sewer, and other regulatory programs. 3 Inspects public and private sites/facilities for environmental compliance; reviews waste storage areas, water facilities, stormwater management tactics, and other water activities; observes and identifies issues that need to be addressed and communicates issues and concerns; participates in mitigation and completion of identified issues.
City Detention Officer I - Court & Detention Services (Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilCity Detention Officer I - Court & Detention Services (Civil Service)Dallas, TX$21.67–$23.60 / hourConducts visual and video-assisted dorm searches; conducts prisoner headcounts and facility inspections to ensure all prisoners are accounted for and the facility is secure; effectively operates metal detectors, fire extinguishers, live scan technology, and other systems, equipment, and software. Processes incoming and outgoing adult prisoners and escorts prisoners to and from assigned cells according to established procedures; searches prisoners for weapons and contraband; processes findings accordingly and maintains an inventory of prisoner personal property.
NewFleet Service Advisor - Equipment & Fleet Management (Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilFleet Service Advisor - Equipment & Fleet Management (Civil Service)TX$22.32–$24.56 / hour5 Inspects operations and performs services as needed; demonstrates knowledge and skill in delivering various services for fleet vehicles; assists lower level staff with challenging or complex servicing issues and resolves concerns to limit impact on fleet use. Responsible for engaging the customers, building trust, understanding needs, communicating process and timelines by acting as a liaison to vehicle user groups, managing preventive maintenance schedules, and compliance that ensures a safe and serviceable fleet for the City of Dallas.
Engineer I (Park and Recreation [PKR] Dept., Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilEngineer I (Park and Recreation [PKR] Dept., Non-Civil Service)Dallas, TX$77,272–$96,574.40 / yearCollaborates, engages, and works with consultants, inspectors, contractors, engineers, representatives from other agencies within the City and outside, to successfully complete the design and construction of all infrastructure projects; performs occasional site visits to verify progress, responds to engineering concerns, and inspects project specifications; ensures budget adherence for engineering and construction projects. Coordinates all phases of the engineering design and construction of capital improvement projects; participates in the development of budget and determining funding; engages, interacts, and collaborates with other departments within the City; communicates and provides responses to citizens, council members, developers, and other City departments regarding project status.
NewEmergency Preparedness Project Coordinator (Aviation - Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilEmergency Preparedness Project Coordinator (Aviation - Civil Service)TX$64,251.20–$79,809.60 / yearThe Emergency Preparedness Project Coordinator supports the Aviation Emergency Planning and Preparedness Program by managing critical projects to continuously enhance the airport's emergency readiness and public safety profile. This role involves developing and maintaining emergency response and contingency plans, conducting risk assessments, managing emergency technology and equipment, coordinating incident response, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Water Utilities Training Instructor (Dallas Water Utilites - Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilWater Utilities Training Instructor (Dallas Water Utilites - Civil Service)Dallas, TX$58,801.60–$70,574.40 / year1 Delivers in-person and virtual Operator Certification Training courses required to obtain and maintain TCEQ occupational licensing for Dallas Water Utilities and regional partner utilities, including advanced technical instruction for employees involved in water/wastewater treatment and water distribution functions. 1 Knowledge of operation and maintenance of water systems, including surface water treatment processes, water storage and pumping systems, water main and service line installation and repairs, utility construction, and water metering.
Master Electrician (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilMaster Electrician (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service)DWUELMFORK, TX$64,251.20–$79,809.60 / yearThe Master Electrician provides electrical expertise in the management, maintenance, and delivery of electricity and the installation and repair of all types of electrical equipment for the City of Dallas buildings properties and industrial equipment, including high voltage meters, utilities, traffic signals, airport equipment, and other relevant industrial facilities, in accordance with federal, state, and city codes updated by the latest edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC) adopted by TDLR. Plans, schedules, manages, and assigns duties to crews based on priorities to meet the workload and ensure the work is completed efficiently; monitors scheduling to ensure all work orders and maintenance or repair requests are addressed; participates in personnel management, mediates conflicts, oversees timekeeping, and assesses performance.
Maintenance Worker II - Multiple Locations (Dallas Water Utilities [DWU], Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilMaintenance Worker II - Multiple Locations (Dallas Water Utilities [DWU], Non-Civil Service)Dallas, TX$44,720–$47,652.80 / yearPerforms maintained work setting forms, mixing and pouring concrete, spreading and laying asphalt, and spreading crack seal for the maintenance and repair of sidewalks, curbs, and gutters or streets; operates air and jack hammer to break out old concrete or asphalt when making repairs. The Maintenance Worker II performs a variety of low-to-semiskilled labor assisting in the cleaning, maintenance and repair of streets, storm drains, sewer lines, maintenance of airport, parks, and other public grounds and facilities, construction and maintenance of water or wastewater mains, and maintenance of public facilities, lakes, and dams.
Parks Maintenance Worker II, Park and Recreation (Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilParks Maintenance Worker II, Park and Recreation (Non-Civil Service)TX$21.50–$22.91 / hourPerforms a wide range of semi-skilled strenuous labor for the parks and recreation department; mows and maintains landscaping in public areas, collects and disposes of trash and debris, cleans and maintains playgrounds and equipment, and performs any other maintenance work for the care of facilities and grounds. Drives equipment to transport tools, equipment, supplies or material to and from the work sites and locations; cuts grass, removes litter and weeds, cleans floors and facility grounds to maintain upkeep of facility, street medians, and vacant lots removing any hazards and ensuring safety of tenants.
Parks Maintenance Worker II - Golf-Grover Keeton Park(Park and Recreation - Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilParks Maintenance Worker II - Golf-Grover Keeton Park(Park and Recreation - Non-Civil Service)TX$21.50–$22.91 / hour1 Performs a wide range of semi-skilled strenuous labor for the parks and recreation department; mows and maintains landscaping in public areas, collects and disposes of trash and debris, cleans and maintains playgrounds and equipment, and performs any other maintenance work for the care of facilities and grounds. 4 Drives equipment to transport tools, equipment, supplies or material to and from the work sites and locations; cuts grass, removes litter and weeds, cleans floors and facility grounds to maintain upkeep of facility, street medians, and vacant lots removing any hazards and ensuring safety of tenants.
Maintenance Worker III - Multiple Locations (Dallas Water Utilities [DWU] Dept., Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilMaintenance Worker III - Multiple Locations (Dallas Water Utilities [DWU] Dept., Non-Civil Service)Dallas, TX$47,819.20–$53,164.80 / yearThe Maintenance Worker III performs a variety of skilled labor assisting in the cleaning, maintenance and repair of streets, storm drains, sewer lines, maintenance of airport, parks and other public grounds and facilities, construction and maintenance of water or wastewater mains, and maintenance of public facilities, lakes, and dam. Performs maintenance work setting forms, mixing and pouring concrete, spreading and laying asphalt, and spreading crack seal for the maintenance and repair of sidewalks, curbs, and gutters or streets; operates air and jack hammer to break out old concrete or asphalt when making repairs.
Senior Industrial Mechanic (Distribution) (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilSenior Industrial Mechanic (Distribution) (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service)Dallas, TX$55,432–$65,062.40 / year5 Inspects and executes repair, replacement, fabrication, modification, and installation of various types of plant equipment including but not limited to horizontal and vertical suction and turbine pumps; gate, butterfly and plug, valves; chemical generation and application equipment; and all other related equipment in a timely manner to allow continuous operation of plant facilities when equipment malfunctions occur. 6 Performs major and minor repairs on a variety of machinery and mechanical equipment, including but not limited to flocculators, clarifiers, drives and other related equipment, in compliance with operation manuals and manufacturer's specifications to ensure equipment operates properly.
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Certifying Specialist (Office of Community Care & Empowerment [OCCE] Dept.) *Bilingual Preference* (Multiple Vacancies & Locations) (Non-Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilWomen, Infants, and Children (WIC) Certifying Specialist (Office of Community Care & Empowerment [OCCE] Dept.) *Bilingual Preference* (Multiple Vacancies & Locations) (Non-Civil Service)Dallas, TX$21.67–$23.60 / hourUnder the direct supervision of the Area Supervisor, is responsible for the supervision and management of assigned WIC clinic operations and determining WIC Program eligibility and providing Value Enhanced Nutrition Assessment to WIC applicants. Minimum Qualification Notation: ALL qualifying information (including education, experience, and licenses and certifications listed in the minimum qualifications section) must be included in the application to be considered for this position.
Industrial Mechanic (Distribution) (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilIndustrial Mechanic (Distribution) (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service)Dallas, TX$52,249.60–$60,008 / yearPerforms a variety of skilled difficult or complex maintenance tasks in field and ground maintenance; asphalt/paving repair and marking; climate control operation; parking meter repair, bench repair, and collection; traffic signs and marking; water system preventative maintenance and repair; and water meter testing and repair. 5 Inspects and executes repair, replacement, fabrication, modification, and installation of various types of plant equipment, including pumps, valves, chemical handling equipment, and all other related equipment in a timely manner to allow continuous operation of plant facilities when equipment malfunctions occur.
Deputy Director - Airport Operations (Non Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilDeputy Director - Airport Operations (Non Civil Service)TX$145,683.20–$182,124.80 / year7 Oversees the implementation of the Airport Certification Manual (ACM) and Appendices, including the Airport Emergency Plan (AEP), Wildlife Hazard Management Plan (WHMP), and Snow and Ice Control Plan (SICP); supports and manages other plans to facilitate airport operations and general aviation functions. This position provides emergency response to terminal or landside emergencies, coordinates immediate incident command, and serves as the primary contact for the TSA and city police, fire, and security services.
NewSupervisor - Heavy Equipment Operation (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service) Dallas City CouncilSupervisor - Heavy Equipment Operation (Dallas Water Utilities - Civil Service)Dallas, TX$28.27–$33.93 / hour1 Supervises, oversees, and performs routine and emergency repairs, contacts outside vendors to perform repairs, delivers fuel to the machines, and keeps up with the daily issues caused by the nature of the work that the equipment performs; directs repairs and communicates with Operations staff on needed repairs; ensure the Equipment availability stays within guidelines and that repairs are done in a cost-effective manner. 5 Inspects, evaluates, and reviews system checks to ensure proper function and optimal operation within set parameters; performs pressure checks, checks for proper operating temperatures, checks for quiet operation without excessive cavitation, fluid level checks of lubricants, hydraulics and pneumatics, as well as discarding and replacing station fluids as needed; evaluates work performance; and recommends awards for employees.