Transmission/Distribution Systems Engineering Manager (SEM Sample Clauses

Transmission/Distribution Systems Engineering Manager (SEM. To qualify as the SEM for this Agreement, an individual must possess the following: • A minimum of 20 years of Engineering, Planning, Design, and Construction experience specific to storage reservoirs, tunnels, pipelines, pump stations and distribution systems in the water industry; AND • The SEM must have worked as an Engineer/Utility Manager on at least one $75 Million, or greater, water transmission or distribution system capital improvement project and/or one $300 Million, or greater, water transmission or distribution system capital improvement program; AND • The SEM must have demonstrated experience in a lead design role for at least two relevant, verifiable water transmission pipelines (at least 36-inch diameter) projects; AND • The SEM must have an active professional Civil Engineer or Mechanical Engineer license in California; AND • SFPUC prefers but does not require the SEM to have experience as the lead/senior engineer in support of a capital improvement program for water storage, transmission, and distribution systems, and have working knowledge of geotechnical and seismic engineering, transmission and distribution systems hydraulics and systems evaluations, condition assessments, asset management practices, regulatory requirements, operating and emergency response strategies, planning, design, and construction, and monitoring and treatment; AND • SFPUC prefers but does not require the SEM to have a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering from an accredited institution.
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