The Temporary Part-Time On-Call Wasterwater Operator Mechanic is responsible for the maintenance, repair, operation, and inspection of assigned facility processes, structures, compressor stations and plant utility areas such as water, air, and nitrogen. This role involves assembling, installing, and repairing equipment and machinery. The position performs routine tank or vessel cleaning and minor mechanical, plumbing, and pump repairs of utility systems using a variety of hand and power tools. The operator may work with other craft workers in the maintenance of site machinery and equipment and operate forklifts, skid loaders, and vehicles required to maintain the facility. Responsibilities include monitoring, inspecting, and adjusting a full range of equipment using manual and automated controls such as PLC, DCS, or SCADA, as well as hands-on work to troubleshoot, maintain, modify, or correct problems. The role requires observing and recording readings on gauges, meters, and charts to register the aspects of facility process and utility systems. Additionally, the operator performs sampling and testing to control process quality, and maintains operating logs, lab sheets, or other documentation for regulatory compliance. Reporting process deviations, variances, and inventory levels to appropriate personnel, and interacting with other staff, agencies, vendors, and outside contractors are key duties. The position also involves monitoring and maintaining spare parts and chemical inventory, and ensuring current training or certifications such as confined space entry, respirator fit test, and chemical handling training are maintained as required.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED