Wastewater Treatment Operator - 2nd Shift

Brunswick Corporation•Fond du Lac, WI

About The Position

As a Wastewater Treatment Operator at Mercury Marine, you will support the production of high-quality inboard and outboard marine engines and the company’s values of integrity, customer centricity, product and service leadership, sustainability, and employee engagement. You will operate and monitor industrial wastewater treatment systems, including EDP wastewater and Ringwood coolant waste operations, while ensuring safe, efficient operation and compliance with applicable safety and environmental requirements. Company-specific training on processes, equipment, software, and reporting systems will be provided. The role involves chemical testing and analysis, safe handling of chemicals and hazardous waste, operating semi-automated treatment and sludge press equipment, handling chemical totes with a forklift, maintaining accurate records, and monitoring system conditions. You will also identify and communicate processing issues, conduct basic troubleshooting and routine maintenance, and perform other duties as assigned. The hiring rate is $28.44 per hour.

Requirements

Ability to operate and monitor industrial wastewater treatment systems in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to safely handle treatment chemicals and hazardous materials.
Ability to perform chemical testing and analysis.
General computer skills for maintaining operational records, entering data, and monitoring system performance.
Ability to read and interpret system conditions and operate treatment equipment, coolant waste systems, sludge press equipment, and forklifts.
Mechanical aptitude and ability to identify process issues, troubleshoot basic system problems, and perform routine maintenance.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in wastewater treatment, chemical processing, environmental services, maintenance, or a regulated manufacturing environment is a plus, but not required.

Responsibilities

Operate and control wastewater treatment processes, including semi-automated EDP wastewater treatment and the Ringwood coolant waste system.
Understand chemical additions and handle treatment chemicals safely.
Read and interpret treatment and conversion system conditions.
Report daily activities and use computer software to enter data from system readings.
Perform chemical treatment tests and analyses, including total Chrome, settable solids/turbidity, ORP, and pH.
Handle chemical totes using a forklift.
Operate sludge press equipment and perform hazardous waste disposal duties.
Identify processing problems and communicate issues and opportunities to appropriate contacts.
Perform maintenance activities involving pumps, HMI interfaces and other control devices, manual and automated valves, fluid controls, and tank levels.
Perform additional duties as assigned.