Maintenance Assistant - Equipment Operator

Daggett County•Dutch John, UT

15h•$18 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

Daggett County is looking for a dedicated full-time Maintenance Assistant - Equipment Operator to join our team in Dutch John and Manila, Utah. With a competitive hourly wage of $18.49 to $22.29 , full-time onsite work, this is more than just a job – it's a chance to build a lasting career in a beautiful setting. Aside from earning great pay, you can also enjoy the following benefits : Medical Dental Life Disability PTO (Paid Time Off) EIB (Extended Illness Bank) Holiday pay Retirement perks Support earning certifications WHAT'S YOUR DAY LIKE? As a Maintenance Assistant - Equipment Operator, you will assist with the maintenance and monitoring of water treatment and processing facilities, ensuring safe and reliable water services. Your role will involve changing chemicals, sampling and monitoring water, and keeping booster and pump stations running at peak performance. You will also help with the installation and repair of wastewater systems, monitoring lagoons and equipment to ensure the quality of effluent water. Fieldwork will include servicing waterlines, repairing line breaks, inspecting service connections, and maintaining metering equipment and fire hydrants. Alongside this, you will work on ongoing road projects, operating a variety of heavy equipment such as trucks, graders, dozers, and snow plows to maintain county roads, right-of-ways, and drainage systems. Your day may also include maintaining and repairing machinery, monitoring chemical sprayers, and performing journey-level spraying operations to minimize risk and liability. You will be counted on to keep equipment running efficiently and to help ensure everything from signage to cattle guards is properly installed and maintained. WHO ARE WE? Daggett County's local government provides essential services to help our community thrive. From tourism and economic activity to law enforcement and public health, we work to improve the lives of our neighbors. Our staff members are dedicated public servants who care about making Daggett County a better place to live, work, and visit.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
1+ year(s) of experience in operation and maintenance of medium and heavy equipment OR an equivalent combination of education and experience
Valid Utah Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) or ability to possess one
Utah driver's license with no DUI, ARR, or more than two moving violations in the past twelve (12) months
Ability to pass the ICC physical and maintain a medical certificate
Flagger certified or v
Ability to obtain a pesticide application license and comply with county and departmental policies and safety standards
Must have the ability to pass a background check.

Nice To Haves

Experience in water and wastewater system operations, including sampling, treatment monitoring, line repair, and lagoon management
Pesticide applicator license

Responsibilities

Assist with the maintenance and monitoring of water treatment and processing facilities
Change chemicals, sampling and monitoring water
Keep booster and pump stations running at peak performance
Help with the installation and repair of wastewater systems
Monitor lagoons and equipment to ensure the quality of effluent water
Service waterlines, repairing line breaks, inspecting service connections, and maintaining metering equipment and fire hydrants
Work on ongoing road projects
Operate a variety of heavy equipment such as trucks, graders, dozers, and snow plows to maintain county roads, right-of-ways, and drainage systems
Maintain and repair machinery
Monitor chemical sprayers, and performing journey-level spraying operations to minimize risk and liability
Keep equipment running efficiently and to help ensure everything from signage to cattle guards is properly installed and maintained.