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Assistant Director of Engineering and Public Works - Village of Schaumburg

 

Assistant Director of Engineering and Public Works - Village of Schaumburg 

 

Assistant Director of Engineering and Public Works

Title: Assistant Director of Engineering and Public Works

Type: Full Time

Location: Schaumburg, IL

Salary Range: $136,932.00 - $183,146.00 annually dependent on qualifications


Summary:   This position assists the director in the operation, management, planning, organization, and direction of the department.  Exercises broad discretion in the management of the department.  In the absence of the director, this position will assume the duties of the director.  This position is a leadership role and is provided considerable latitude to carry out operational management and leadership responsibilities including: development of short and long term goals; compliance with all federal, state, and local agency rules, regulations, and safety requirements; development and implementation of the department’s budget; rapid response to emergency situations; and promotion of a positive image of the department at all times. Other work includes representing all major program areas of the department in liaison activities and coordinating special projects across divisions. The responsibilities require exercise of considerable professional and technical judgment and initiative within the framework of established regulations. 


 
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