Public Works Maintenance Worker II

West Valley City•West Valley City, UT

20h•$23 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

Work as a crew member operating City vehicles and equipment and performing tasks associated with the maintenance and repair of City infrastructure such as roadways, sidewalks and right of ways in all types of weather conditions.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions,
Work effectively with others,
work long hours in stressful weather conditions and to accept call-out responsibility.
Ability to make sound decisions regarding the best use of City resources in a call-out situation.
Ability to react to change productively and perform other tasks as assigned.
Willingness to learn new skills and accept assignments with a positive attitude.
Must have Utah Class A or B CDL.
Valid Utah Class A or B Commercial Driver License without air brake restrictions.
Obtain flagger certification within one year as scheduling allows
Must be able to communicate effectively in English both verbally and in writing.
Valid Driver License.
In addition, Street Maintenance Worker II requires: Valid Utah Class A or B Commercial Driver License without air brake restrictions.
Flagger certification within 1 year.

Nice To Haves

A true passion and excitement for making an impact is just as important as work experience.

Responsibilities

Operate light duty and heavy duty (exceeding 26,000 lbs. GVW) trucks.
Operate City equipment including snowplow, loader, forklift, dump truck, mower, chipper, roller, crack sealer, tar pot, and street sweeper.
Perform safety inspections on equipment.
Perform routine maintenance or emergency repairs of equipment as required.
Obtain City certification on all required equipment in the pursuit of promoting to Operator 1
Erect and dismantle barricades, signs and cones, Under the direction of someone with their Traffic Control Technician certification.
Learn and follow department policies and procedures governing safety and work performed.
Complete confined space training.
Demonstrate individual responsibility for safety of self and crew members.
Listen and ask for clarification, use feedback to improve skills.
Keep track of own work schedule and fill out timecard.
Assignment to 12-hour (am or pm) snowplow shift.
Ability to report to work within 30 minutes of call out when placed on stand-by by shift supervisor.
Respond to emergency after hours callouts when assigned.
Other duties may be assigned.