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Hancock County Engineer's Office Deputy Civil Engineer in Findlay, Ohio

The Hancock County Engineer's Office in Findlay, Ohio is seeking a full-time Deputy Engineer. The position will execute professional engineering work in a variety of county and township road, bridge, and drainage projects, involving both field and office procedures.  Under general supervision of the County Engineer, the position will be required to design and coordinate related construction projects; provide engineering expertise in preparing staff members to work with specifications, plans, contracts, estimates, and reports involved in these projects; review work in progress and upon completion; review and inspect work performed under contract to ensure compliance with plans and specifications; perform computing and drafting work involved in and reducing field survey notes, traverses and closures; and prepare complex maps.  The position will supervise and direct staff members; and, respond to inquiries and questions from engineers, developers, surveyors, county officials, and the public concerning operations of the organization.  In the absence of the County Engineer, is responsible for the organization.  Will perform other related duties as assigned. 

Essential Functions

Normal duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Plan, coordinate, supervise and direct activities to implement the Engineer's Office's projects and programs. Assign work load and provide project management oversight of work performed by subordinate staff members. Coordinate projects among subordinates, setting of priorities, and allocation of manpower, material, and equipment. Develop long-range programs and projects for approval of County Engineer. Plan, coordinate, direct, and participate in field surveying. Explain and implement work procedures and new policies. Provide clear verbal and written instruction and answer work-related questions. Make reports and presentations regarding progress in the completion of tasks. Responsible to ensure timely completion and cost control of projects. Guide projects from design through to bidding and construction.  Monitor project progress to ensure design specifications, safety, and required standards are met.  Verifies accuracy of drawings. Direct and implement policies, make personal evaluations, and exercise independent judgment in the implementation of policies, rules, and procedures of the County Engineer. Apply strong analytical and problem-solving skills to successfully complete work. Perform job safety analysis, determine work rules, and supply appropriate training for staff. Plan and execute emergency response activities as needed. Coordinate all project activity with Federal Highway Administration, Ohio Department of Transportation, municipalities, adjacent county agencies, utility companies, private contractors, and consultants when necessary. Interact with and handle inquiries from these entities and the public in a prompt and friendly manner. Search legal and property records to determine rights of ownership to parcels of land, dedications of property and descriptions and size of parcels or property, keep technical records and make operational reports, issue permits, review and approve plans and specifications. Attend conferences and/or evenings meetings throughout the community. Establish work standards of performance within own work section. Provide guidance for improvement and recommend recognition for achievements. Discuss problems relating to work with subordinates.  Discipline staff of the County Engineer as needed.  Disciplinary actions (oral and written) shall be documented and discussed with the County Engineer. Complete training as needed and maintain current licensure. Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Discuss with supervisor such matters as new projects, problems in work or with subordinates and ot

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