Wastewater Operator I-III

Inframark•Mountain House, CA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Wastewater Operator is responsible for the operation and maintenance of equipment at small to medium sized water/wastewater facilities. This role requires a Grade I or higher Wastewater Operator Certification, with Grade III preferred. The salary range is $32-$50/hr. depending on the level of experience.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
2 years water/wastewater experience
Valid Driver’s License (CDL preferred)
Water/Wastewater Operator’s License specific to state and site-specific requirements
Ability to follow manual & operating instructions
Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office applications & internet
Basic knowledge of water/wastewater operations
Working knowledge of electrical components
Communicates clearly & professionally
Contributes to a positive internal & external customer experience
Maintains composure in challenging situations
Collaborates with others
Asks for constructive feedback
Pays attention to detail
Identifies & solves problems
Escalates issues accordingly
Checks work for quality
Shares suggestions to improve quality & productivity
Works independently with minimal supervision
Takes projects to completion
Follows all company policies & SOPs
Manages multiple tasks
Demonstrates flexibility in workflow & scheduling
Demonstrates a positive attitude
Acts in accordance with company vision, mission & values
Takes accountability for own performance
Willing to take on additional assignments
Seeks out opportunities for development

Nice To Haves

Grade III Wastewater Operator Certification
CDL

Responsibilities

Operates a variety of equipment/machinery including: valves, pumps, motors, belt presses, disinfection equipment, vehicles, etc.
Conducts routine testing, monitoring and maintenance of production wells, water/wastewater facilities.
Performs and documents treatment process and maintenance of treatment facility equipment to assure proper operations and documents.
Documents plant performance including daily flow and chemical usage.
Responds to call outs and after-hours emergencies to repair treatment equipment, pumps, motors, sensing devices, instrumentation and electrical support.
Provides customer service functions when necessary.
Ensures facilities are secure.
Cleans and maintains treatment plant grounds when necessary.
May communicate with client and customers related to routine technical aspects of operations.
May coordinate maintenance activities at the treatment facility.
Other duties as assigned.
Willing to work all shifts, including: weekends, holidays, evening and 24-hour emergency on call.