Municipal District of Taber - Regional Water Plant Operator

UpSourced HR•Taber, AB

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Municipal District of Taber is seeking an experienced individual to operate a Regional Water Treatment Plant and a Regional Water Distribution pipeline. The successful candidate will join a team responsible for the operation, maintenance, and distribution of water to our communities. The MD of Taber fosters a professional workplace culture that values leadership and learning, offering opportunities for professional development to enhance knowledge and passion for public service. A competitive salary, excellent employee benefit program, and LAPP pension are provided.

Requirements

Successful completion of Grade 12 or equivalent
Level II Operator Certificate Required in Water Treatment
Level I Operator Certificate in Water Distribution
Proficient computer skills
Valid Class 5 Operator's License
Sound judgment and technical expertise in Water Treatment
Adaptability in a fast-paced, multi-disciplinary environment
Effective problem-solving and communication skills
Confidentiality and ethical conduct

Responsibilities

Assist in the operation and preventative maintenance of M.D. of Taber Regional Level 2 Water Treatment Plants in Vauxhall and Bow Island, along with their respective regional pipelines.
Schedule and perform operational maintenance on filter membranes to achieve the highest performance rating possible.
Ensure that Water Treatment Plants operate efficiently and effectively, in compliance with Alberta Environment and Canadian Drinking Water Guidelines and Standards.
Recommend changes to the Senior Utility Operator to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Water Treatment Plants and regional transmission pipelines.
Provide a safe potable water supply for all system users at all times.
Monitor operating guidelines, including water testing, flows, pressures, chemical feed rates, reservoir levels, and water quality through online monitoring and bench testing equipment.
Follow safe handling procedures for hazardous materials, including chlorine gas, caustic soda, sodium hypochlorite, activated carbon, and PAC chemicals.
Compile and submit all required reports (daily, monthly, year-end), along with additional reports as requested.
Follow all A.E.P.A. Approval requirements.