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St. Lucia Vacancies 2021 – Chief Operations Officer

Chief Operations Officer

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the position of Chief Operations Officer, Water & Sewerage Company Inc (WASCO)
The successful applicant will provide support to the General Manager and form part of a team working towards achieving the following objectives:
 Develop and execute operational plans to ensure achievement of assigned strategic priorities and projects.
 Collaborate closely with the General Manager in developing organizational vision, strategic goals and the overall management of the organization
 Provide engineering and technical direction for planning and design of water utility projects.
 Review plans and specifications prior to instituting projects to determine whether they meet organizational requirements.
 Analyze and compile data received from Departmental Heads to prepare budget estimates.
 Direct the engineering aspects of water supply development and water quality control in collaboration with Departmental Heads.
 Advise and consult with Engineers on engineering issues for discussion with the General Manager.
 Facilitates effective communication and cooperation among divisions to create a spirit of unity in the organization.
 Ensure that the Company follows the strategic plan, remitting reports to the necessary personnel.
 Measure effectiveness and efficiency of operational processes, updates and implements internal controls, policies and procedures as necessary
 Oversee the daily operations of the Company and the work of direct reports.
 Set comprehensive goals for performance optimization and growth in collaboration with management team.

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