Engineering Supervisor II

Class Concept

This is technical, supervisory, administrative and professional engineering work. Positions spend a considerable portion of time in performing the more complex, controversial and/or advanced work in the engineering area of assignment. Positions in this classification supervise a component or multiple components of an engineering oriented program. They are typically responsible for serving as a supervisor and engineering program authority in an organization or component of an organization. Positions in this class may assist program leadership with administrative duties such as planning, organizing and managing daily operations, quality assurance, human resource management functions, and staff development. Positions in this class may serve technical expert and supervisor in the area of assignment. Positions at this level may lead a transition from old to new programs and participate in the development and implementation of new rules, policies and/or procedures.

Recruitment Requirements

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Thorough knowledge of professional engineering theory, techniques, practices and procedures and ability to apply knowledge of local, state and federal rules/regulations governing the area of work.
• Considerable knowledge of applicable information technology, and the impact of work with other systems and programs.
• Working knowledge and ability to manage budgets/contracts of limited scope and complexity including resources such as budget, personnel, and equipment within timelines and appropriate fiscal rules.
• Ability to define and implement work unit operational goals and objectives identifying work processes and procedures recommending improvements as needed
• Ability to review work to ensure compliance with standards and requirements; guides staff in providing appropriate documentation to support conclusions and/or assess options in complex situations.
• Ability to define and/or identify risk impact on program policy and procedure issues and recommend modifications to minimize or mitigate risk.
• Ability to implement response to a situation based on interpretation of local, state and federal rules/regulations and standards.
• Ability to conduct and lead investigations and participate in disciplinary actions.
• Ability to communicate and lead implementation of new policies, procedures and protocols and ability to implement change management strategies and principles.
• Ability to develop and implement communication with individual work units, organization, external customers, and the public on program elements and/or engineering resources and ability to prepare, organize and review written reports according to standards and requirements.

Minimum Education and Experience

Bachelor's degree in an applicable field of engineering from an appropriately accredited institution and four (4)years of progressively responsible experience including two (2) years of supervisory experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Necessary Special Requirements

May require registration as a professional engineer by the North Carolina Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors.