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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Supervisory Civil Engineer (Hydraulics)

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About the Position: Serves as St. Louis District Chief, Hydrologic and Hydraulics Branch.

Directs and oversees planning and execution of all St. Louis District hydrologic, hydraulic, potamology, water control, and surface water studies and projects.

Supervises professional and specialized technical employees through subordinate supervisors.

Work directed primarily involves hydrologic and hydraulic studies, and water control management endeavors including sediment transport studies, project regulation, surface water data collection, etc.

Coordinates with budgeting and programming personnel in establishing monetary program requirements.

Performs personnel management functions, including employee performance, recruitment and placement, approving leave, receiving complaints and grievances, disciplinary actions, and training.

During flood emergencies, supervises the collection of discharge data and high water elevations, predictions of probable flood heights at certain index gages; and compilation of data for flood fight and preparation of post flood reports.

Maintains liaison with other District, federal, state and local agencies in the interchange of hydraulic or hydrologic data in connection with the cooperative stream gaging program and in the establishment of the rainfall reporting.

Oversees administration of contracts, including monitoring contract progress and final evaluation of the contractors' performance.

Oversees the compilation, computation and analysis of historical hydraulic data from channel surveys, hydrographic surveys, study ranges and gages, and dike field surveys and reviews detailed analyses of findings and recommendations.

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