Wastewater Tech

Marmon Holdings, Inc.•Grandview, MO

About The Position

The Wastewater Tech services septic tanks and pump systems in the surrounding area. The role provides field service and customer support, diagnoses and repairs issues with septic tanks and advanced treatment systems, and explains onsite systems to customers with training. The technician works with homeowners, engineers, and contractors, makes recommendations based on customer requirements, maintains service contracts and county filings, and submits detailed service reports. The work is primarily outdoors in all weather conditions and may involve driving up to a 150-mile radius in a company vehicle, with occasional overnight stays.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Class E driver’s license or equivalent.
Must pass an MVR check.
Must obtain a medical card.
Must successfully pass the new-hire drug test and random drug screens.
General knowledge of electrical wiring and plumbing, including pumps, aerators, and control panels.
Ability to read an electrical meter to measure ohms and amperage.
Ability to troubleshoot minor single-phase electrical issues.
General understanding of wastewater treatment systems.
Ability to use power tools.
Self-motivated and able to work independently.
Able to read and follow directions.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Highly organized with the ability to multitask.
Team player with a customer-service orientation.
Clean work attire and respectful personal appearance.
Able to drive up to a 150-mile radius in a company vehicle, including occasional overnight stays.
Able to lift a minimum of 80 pounds and lift, stand, bend, stoop, twist, turn, kneel, and squat for short periods.
Able to work outdoors and be exposed to all types of weather conditions.

Responsibilities

Service septic tanks and pump systems in the surrounding area.
Troubleshoot and repair problems in septic tanks and advanced treatment systems.
Provide service and customer support during field visits or dispatches.
Diagnose errors or technical problems and determine appropriate solutions.
Operate a vehicle safely and use field automation systems.
Contact and interact with homeowners, engineers, and contractors.
Explain individual onsite systems with training.
Understand customer requirements and make appropriate recommendations or briefings.
Keep the work truck and service area clean and stocked.
Track and maintain service contracts.
Produce timely and detailed service reports.
Submit and maintain county service contract filings and updates.
Adhere to OSHA safety regulations.
Use power tools.
Take classes to build industry knowledge.
Perform other duties as assigned.