Role OverviewThe Stormwater Journeyman performs skilled, journey-level trade work in the construction, maintenance, and structural repair of county stormwater conveyance systems. This position serves as the lead hands-on craftsman and crew leader for a small field team executing open-cut pipe replacements, driveway culvert restorations, concrete drainage structure construction, and ditch conveyance grading.
What You Will Do
Set up and operate laser survey equipment to establish pipe grades and flow lines. Install various types of stormwater pipe to required design elevations. Construct and repair masonry catch basins and inlets. Pour and finish concrete driveway aprons. Install mitered end sections (MES). Serve as the technical lead for a small crew, providing direction on equipment operation, safety, and daily work.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Three (3) years of skilled experience in public works construction, underground utility pipe laying, or stormwater drainage maintenance, including lead worker, crew chief, or senior journeyman responsibilities. Associate degree or vocational certification in Construction Technology, Civil Engineering Technology, or a closely related trade, plus one (1) year of experience in utility or stormwater pipe construction.
Requirements
- Three (3) years of skilled experience in public works construction, underground utility pipe laying, or stormwater drainage maintenance, including lead worker, crew chief, or senior journeyman responsibilities.
- Associate degree or vocational certification in Construction Technology, Civil Engineering Technology, or a closely related trade, plus one (1) year of experience in utility or stormwater pipe construction.
- Possession and maintenance of a valid State of Florida Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class B (Class A preferred) with an acceptable driving record.
Benefits
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Health insurance
- Retirement plan
- Deferred compensation programs
- Wellness centers
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