Water Production Manager at City of Scottsdale — Applications Closed

Job Description

The City of Scottsdale is hiring a Water Production Manager to lead the operation and maintenance of four potable drinking water treatment facilities: the Central Arizona Venture (CAP) Plant.. Chaparral Water Treatment Plant.. Central Groundwater Treatment Facility (CGTF).. And North Groundwater Treatment Facility (NGTF)..

Along with arsenic treatment sites. This role confirms effective, secure, and economical water treatment procedures across the system. The role is located at 9191 E San Salvador Dr in Scottsdale, AZ, and reports within the city's water department.

Ideal for experienced water treatment professionals who thrive on managing involved infrastructure and leading teams to deliver high-quality drinking water to the community. The anticipated beginning pay may go up to mid-point ($121,742.40 annually) depending on background and internal equity.

Salary & Compensation

Salary: $103,605 - $139,963 per year.

Qualification

You must encounter the qualifications listed in the formal post description. Generally, this contains a combination of education and expertise in water treatment plant operations, with supervisory know-how preferred.

• Background managing potable water treatment facilities.
• Understanding of water treatment procedures including CAP, groundwater, and arsenic treatment.
• Supervisory or management expertise in a water utility setting.
• Related certifications (e.g., Arizona Grade 4 Water Treatment Operator certification or aptitude to obtain).
• Bachelor's degree in engineering, environmental science, or related field (or equivalent know-how).
• Sound driver's license.
• Capacity to pass a background review and drug screening.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Manage everyday operations of four water treatment facilities.
• Make sure compliance with Protected Drinking Water Act and state regulations.
• Handle budgets, staffing, and maintenance schedules.
• Optimize treatment procedures for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
• Coordinate with CAP and other water suppliers.
• Respond to emergencies and system upsets.
• Arrange reports and regulatory documentation.
• Manage and train plant staff.

Conditions & Requirements

• Must be capable to function onsite at the Scottsdale facilities.
• May need after-hours call-out for emergencies.
• Subject to pre-employment drug testing and background verify.
• Legitimate Arizona driver's license or ability to obtain within 30 days.
• Compliance with city residency needs (if applicable).

Benefits

• Paid holidays covering 1 floating holiday.
• Vacation accrual early at 10 days per year.
• Health, dental, and vision insurance.
• Retirement strategy through Arizona State Retirement System.
• Deferred compensation choices.
• Life insurance.
• Employee assistance plan.

How You Will Be Evaluated

1. Review of minimum qualifications.
2. Supplemental questionnaire evaluation.
3. Oral board meeting (may be self-scheduled via email).
4. Reference verifies.
5. Background investigation.
6. Pre-employment drug screen.

Required Documents

• Online submission.
• Supplemental questionnaire (finished during submission).
• Resume (optional but recommended).
• Include letter (optional).
• Proof of certifications (if applicable).

How to Apply

1. Go to the City of Scottsdale's path portal on GovernmentJobs.com.
2. Generate an account or to your existing candidate profile.
3. Wrap up the online application and all supplemental questions.
4. Assess your application for accuracy and hand in before the due date of July 27, 2026.
5. Monitor your email (such as junk/spam folders) for meeting invitations and updates.

Additional Information

• This is a full-time, exempt role.
• The city may give a starting pay up to the midpoint set on qualifications.
• Veterans' preference may put in; indicate on submission.
• The town is an Even Prospect Employer.
• You must be legally authorized to operate in the United States.
• For questions, contact the City of Scottsdale Human Tools Department.
• The role description and packed essential functions are on offer on the announcement page.

About Company

The City of Scottsdale is a municipal public sector serving over 240,000 residents in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Known for its high grade of life, Scottsdale runs its own water utility to offer safe, consistent drinking water.

This Water Production Manager role is central to maintaining the metro's water treatment infrastructure and securing public health. Operating for Scottsdale means joining a team dedicated to excellence in public solution, with competitive cover and upsides.

City of Scottsdale is named as the hiring organization for the Water Production Manager post.