Process Mechanical & Facilities Engineer (Series)

POSITION SUMMARY The Process Mechanical & Facilities Engineer provides single-point engineering leadership and accountability for process mechanical assets and facilities systems that support water treatment, storage, conveyance, and operations. The role ensures reliability, safety, efficiency, maintainability, and lifecycle performance of pumps, valves, piping, chemical feed, HVAC/building systems, and related infrastructure; and aligns mechanical and facilities engineering with Operations, Maintenance, Distribution, Generation, Safety, and Capital Programs. The Senior Process Mechanical & Facilities Engineer differs from the Staff level in that incumbents at the Senior level lead more complex, cross-functional portfolios of mechanical and facilities systems; are recognized for making final technical recommendations; and influence program outcomes with general supervision and guidance. The Principal Process Mechanical & Facilities Engineer differs from the Senior level in that incumbents at the Principal level oversee significantly more complex asset classes and programs; set multi-year mechanical and facilities strategies, standards, and roadmaps; and are recognized within the work group as having the highest authority in the discipline. Principal level Engineers oversee implementation of entire programs and procedures and perform under minimal supervision and guidance. Progression from one position title, level, or designation is not automatic nor guaranteed and is based on business needs.

Created: 2026-04-03