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Career Opportunity – Senior Engineering Manager – Water Authority Cayman

 

Water Authority Cayman Invites applications for the post of:

Senior Engineering Manager

The successful candidate will manage, within current policies of the Authority,
the Engineering Services Department of the Water Authority, which comprises
the Engineering Design and Project Management Division, the Construction and
Inspection Division, and the Water and Wastewater Operations Support Division.
He/she will report to the Deputy Director and will directly supervise several
engineering managers, engineers and technicians.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

  • A Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, or similar) and an internationally
    recognized professional engineering qualification.
  •  At least 10 years’ post-graduate engineering experience with the last 7 years
    having responsible charge of design and/or construction projects for water
    and/or wastewater infrastructure, serving in excess of 20,000 customers.
  • Proficiency in AutoCAD and Microsoft Office products. Familiarity with
    ArcView and PLC programming and SCADA systems (HMI, ladder logic).
  • Excellent communication skills, including technical writing and interpersonal
    communication skills.
  • Be highly self-motivated, productive, analytical, detail-oriented, energetic
    and able to work with minimum supervision.
    The Water Authority offers competitive salaries, an international medical insurance
    plan, pension plan and generous vacation benefits. The salary range for this
    post is CI$90,870 – $124,950 (US$108,100 – $148,800) per annum.

Please send applications, including cover letter and resume to:

Chief HR Officer
P.O. Box 1104, Grand Cayman KY1-1102, Cayman Islands
Email: HR@waterauthority.ky
Application Deadline: 31 March 2022
For information about the Water Authority and its role in the Cayman Islands, visit
www.waterauthority.ky

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