Utility Locator

Metropolitan St Louis Sewer District•St. Louis, MO

5d•$62,442 - $68,152•Onsite

About The Position

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District provides comprehensive wastewater and storm water management services to residents and businesses in both St. Louis City and County. As one of the most recognized employers in the region and a fixture in the downtown area, MSD employs over 900 individuals in a wide-range of roles including skilled crafts and laborers, engineering, information technology, finance, human resources and administration support. We invite you to be part of the team!

Requirements

Ability to respond to locate requests to comply with Mo-One Call program.
Ability to respond to cave-in service requests.
Ability to perform dye tests.
Ability to inspect signage, check valves, and interceptors.
Ability to respond to sanitary sewer overflow activations.
Ability to expose structures to be located.
Ability to replace covers.
Proficiency in using River Mapping and Arc/Reader for locating and marking sewers: storm, sanitary, combined and pressure mains.
Ability to interface with computerized maintenance management and mapping systems.
Ability to enter data and provide updates and referrals for all computer generated work orders and service requests.
Willingness to provide on-call support to cover nights and weekends on a rotating basis.
Ability to train personnel in the essential functions.
Ability to enter structures to remove debris from inlets and manholes.
Ability to remove debris from creeks and ditches.
Ability to cut grass, weeds, and brush using hand and power mowers, scythes, and axes.
Ability to load, unload, and clean trucks.
Ability to clean District vehicles.
Ability to perform spill clean-up duties as a part of a clean up team.
Ability to perform related work as required or as delegated by Supervisors.

Responsibilities

Respond to locate requests to comply with Mo-One Call program.
Respond to cave-in service requests.
Perform dye tests.
Inspect signage, check valves, and interceptors.
Respond to sanitary sewer overflow activations.
Expose structures to be located.
Replace covers.
Use River Mapping and Arc/Reader for locating and marking sewers: storm, sanitary, combined and pressure mains.
Interface with computerized maintenance management and mapping systems.
Enter data and provides updates and referrals for all computer generated work orders and service requests.
Provide on-call support to cover nights and weekends on a rotating basis.
Train personnel in the essential functions noted above.
Enter structures to remove debris from inlets and manholes.
Remove debris from creeks and ditches.
Cut grass, weeds, and brush using hand and power mowers, scythes, and axes.
Load, unload, and clean trucks.
Cleans District vehicles.
Perform spill clean-up duties as a part of a clean up team.
Perform related work as required or as delegated by Supervisors.