11 utilities jobs found in Naperville, IL

Job Description The City of Naperville is an award-winning community of 149,000 residents, conveniently located 28 miles west of Chicago. Our   Department of Public Utilities - Electric   currently serves 62,000 customers with 1200 miles of transmission and distribution lines (of which 94% are underground) and with a 400MW peak demand/1,250,000 MWH annually.    The City of Naperville’s Department of Public Utilities - Electric seeks a   System Controller   to monitor the daily operation of the City’s electrical distribution system and its service restoration at times of power outages.  The Controller communicates with City Dispatchers on operational problems, assists in the evaluation of worker resources needed for power restoration, monitors the status of the electric system using SCADA and DA (Distribution Automation) systems, determines proper courses of action based on SCADA, DA, and other information received, evaluates real-time data & alarm events to...

Job Description The City of Naperville seeks a Stocker to perform tasks related to the operation of the Department of Public Utilities’ warehousing operation, tool room and locating sections. Reporting to the Warehouse Manager, the Stocker receives, issues and tracks material & supplies used by the Electric Utility according to warehouse procedure & City/utility accounting standards.  The Stocker performs similar tasks for other city departments for their material contained in the Electric utility warehouse.  Utilizing inventory control software and related peripherals, the Stocker supports the organization of the warehouse and storage yard by prioritizing material, stocking shelves, rotating stock, assembling storage racks, and categorizing material according to its use & value.   As a public utility owned by the customers it serves, Naperville’s electric utility has proudly served the community for 120 years.   Bringing power to 62,000 metered customers each...

Job Description Naperville’s Water & Wastewater Utility now seeks a reliable, responsible, & trustworthy individual to join the Water Distribution & Metering team as a   Utility Technician .    This job is based out of   the Naperville Water Service Center (1200 W. Ogden Avenue).  The   Utility Technician  helps to maintain the municipal water system, installing & repairing water meters, and providing great customer service to Naperville water utility customers. Known as a leader and innovator in asset renewal, sanitary sewer rehabilitation and water system maintenance activities, Naperville's Water and Wastewater Utility is one of the state’s largest combined utility systems, operating both a water distribution and sanitary district with wastewater treatment. Reporting to the   Water Distribution & Metering Supervisor , the working hours for this position are Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.   The selected individual will be...

Job Description Naperville's Water and Wastewater Utility is one of the state’s largest   combined  utility systems, operating both a water distribution system and a sanitary district with wastewater treatment.. The City now seeks a   Civil-Environmental Engineer   for the Utilities’ Civil Environmental Engineering and Construction Management division.   The Water and Wastewater Utility recently increased its Capital Improvement Program to $46 million for 2023, including $7.6 million annually in watermain replacement. The Wastewater Utility is also preparing for a large, once-in-a-career treatment plant expansion which will span the next 10 years.  The chosen candidate will have the opportunity to be involved with the design and construction of these improvements.  The chosen candidate will also promote the Utility’s interests when coordinating with other City departments (Transportation & Development, Public Works, our Electric utility, etc.) and with other...

Job Description The City of Naperville’s Water & Wastewater Utility offers a career opportunity as a   Engineering Assistant. This  Engineering Assistant  works closely with Senior Civil/Environmental Engineers & water utility section supervisors to execute in-house designs of water and wastewater projects that include the preparation of construction plans, specifications, and bid documents.  The incumbent is responsible for the construction management of Water Utility capital improvement projects, including water supply, sanitary lift station, sanitary sewer and watermain rehabilitation projects, as well as inspection of the water and sanitary sewer components of new construction projects.    This position provides technical support to the Utility’s Engineering division (including surveying, AutoCAD work for plans, legal descriptions, construction document preparation, and engineering calculations), and assists in the review of Right-Of-Way permits and...

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE POSITION OF: Intern - Engineering (Engineering & Public Works) summer    Interested candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.  Interviews will be conducted as applications are received.  This position will remain open until filled.   PAY RATE:   $18.00 per hour based on a 35-hour workweek during the summer months   WORK SCHEDULE : This position is for the summer months typically based on a 35-hour workweek with a preferred work schedule of Monday to Friday, 8:00a - 4:00p with the flexibility to work 7:00a-3:00p as needed   Please attach as part of your application all necessary documents verifying that you meet the minimum qualifications for the position.   JOB SUMMARY: This position assists in the implementation of a variety of capital projects, performs technical review and analysis of project design, infrastructure analysis, and construction services.  Position is for...

Under general supervision from the Neighborhood Service Manager - 311, the Citizen Advocates I receive and process telephone calls from the general public requesting government services and information in a professional and courteous manner. Incumbents diagnose the type of service that is being requested and determines what City services are available to successfully handle the request. GENERAL DEFINITION AND CONDITIONS OF WORK Receive calls from the general public for the purpose of obtaining City services or information. Assess what type of service is being requested by analyzing information obtained and determining what City services are available to successfully handle the request. Provide appropriate assessment to caller by providing the prospective department's contact information, a transaction tracking number and transferring the call to such department. Enter caller information such as name, address, phone number, nature of request, etc. (into the...

Under the direction of the Cultural Arts and Special Event Department Director, this position will be responsible for planning, organizing, and marketing a variety of special city-wide events, programs, and activities. The City of Elgin’s yearly event schedule is strategically set-up with a number of specific purposes in mind.  Some events are geared towards the 115,000+ residents of Elgin in hopes of engaging them into our city’s vision and creating a stronger sense of community. Examples of these events are Concerts/Movies in the Park, Fourth of July Parade, and the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony. Other events are used as an economic tool to bring people into Elgin.  Example of these events are Elgin Fringe Festival and Nightmare on Chicago Street. Collectively, these events bring in over 50,000 people who eat in our restaurants, sleep in our hotels, and visit our retail shops. GENERAL DEFINITION AND CONDITIONS OF WORK Plan, develop and execute city-wide special events...

Under the direction of the Cultural Arts and Special Event Department Director, this position will be responsible for planning, organizing, and marketing a variety of special city-wide events, programs, and activities. The City of Elgin’s yearly event schedule is strategically set-up with a number of specific purposes in mind.  Some events are geared towards the 115,000+ residents of Elgin in hopes of engaging them into our city’s vision and creating a stronger sense of community. Examples of these events are Concerts/Movies in the Park, Fourth of July Parade, and the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony. Other events are used as an economic tool to bring people into Elgin.  Example of these events are Elgin Fringe Festival and Nightmare on Chicago Street. Collectively, these events bring in over 50,000 people who eat in our restaurants, sleep in our hotels, and visit our retail shops. GENERAL DEFINITION AND CONDITIONS OF WORK Plan, develop and execute city-wide special events...

Salary Range: $107,253 – $160,880/annually *Starting salary is dependent upon qualifications, but in most cases is no higher than the midpoint for range.   NATURE OF WORK :   Under the direction of the City Manager, the Manager of Organizational Performance and Equity serves on the City Manager’s Executive Leadership team and is responsible for work related to the development, coordination, implementation, and engagement of City staff  in driving organizational racial equity strategies.  This position works in collaboration with the Executive Leadership team to employ strategies to promote organizational cultural change that leads to diversity, equity, and inclusion in recruitment, retention, promotion, and compensation.  The Manager of Organizational Performance and Equity provides professional subject matter expertise in assisting the City in addressing racial equity issues in the workplace including the development and implementation of City...

Wauconda, IL (14,125), a non-home rule community located in Lake County, Illinois, approximately 45 miles northwest of Chicago, is seeking reliable, team-oriented, and financially savvy candidates to serve as their next Finance Director.   Wauconda (5.73 square miles) is a community of beautiful neighborhoods, with excellent schools, community services and recreational offerings. The outstanding quality of life in Wauconda is shaped by Bangs Lake, a 306-acre recreational amenity that offers a variety of recreational activities such as swimming, fishing, and boating. The Village is a full-service organization which provides Police, Public Works, Community Development, Finance, and Administrative services, as well as water provision and a wastewater treatment plant. The Mayor and six (6) Trustees are elected on a non-partisan basis for four (4) year overlapping terms. The Village Administrator , appointed by the Mayor with the approval of the Board of Trustees, is...