Wastewater Operator B 6 - 2nd shift - Chick-N-Quick Plant

Tyson Foods, Inc.•Rogers, AR

About The Position

The Wastewater Treatment Operator operates, monitors, and maintains water and wastewater treatment systems that support plant operations and environmental compliance. Depending on facility needs, the role may include wastewater laboratory analysis and operation and maintenance of collection, pretreatment, and full treatment systems. This hands-on position includes laboratory and field work, equipment troubleshooting and maintenance, and general facility upkeep. The position requires travel of one to two trips per year and has no supervisory responsibilities.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Basic computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Word and Excel.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate clearly with team members and management.
Basic organizational, mechanical, and electrical wiring skills.
Complete a site-selected stormwater training program within 30 days.
Complete Industrial Waste Treatment, Volume I and Industrial Waste Treatment, Volume II correspondence courses through California State University, Sacramento, within 12 months.
Obtain the lowest-grade wastewater operator certification within 12 months or according to applicable state regulations.
Obtain and maintain required HAZ-MAT training.
Able and willing to perform the physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation, including lifting objects weighing 50–75 pounds and climbing or descending stairs and ladders.
Internal candidates must have no written warnings within the previous six months and must not have five or more attendance points.

Nice To Haves

One or more years of wastewater experience.

Responsibilities

Collect samples and perform chemical analyses in laboratory and field settings in accordance with EPA, state, and health department requirements.
Interpret test results, adjust treatment systems, and make operating decisions to maintain regulatory compliance.
Perform calculations using basic algebraic formulas and a calculator.
Maintain accurate operating logs, prepare computerized reports, and complete monthly reports required by permits, regulatory agencies, and corporate management.
Troubleshoot equipment and perform minor to major maintenance using mechanical skills and basic electrical wiring knowledge.
Communicate system performance, operating conditions, and maintenance needs to management.
Operate a spotter truck and/or forklift as needed.
Support groundskeeping, painting, and general housekeeping to maintain work areas.