Lift Station Operator
city of danville illinoisDanville (IL)
About the role
City Of Danville Public Works Department The City of Danville Public Works Department is seeking a reliable and dependable person to join the team! The Lift Station Operator maintains and repairs lift stations, force mains, and the H & L Landfill Site; fulfills operational requirements; and performs other sanitary sewer activities and assigned projects. The operator is also responsible for all communications and after-hours responses involving lift stations, force mains, and related systems. For more information, please view the full job notice. To apply for this position, please download and complete an application. Full Time Job Application. Please include the position title in the subject line or attach the job posting when emailing a resume.
Benefits:
Ten (10) paid holidays each year; One hundred (100) hours of Earned-Time Leave each year; Eighty (80) hours of vacation leave after first year; Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund participation; Affordable health, dental, vision, and disability insurance; $10,000 paid life insurance; Optional deferred compensation.
Qualifications:
High School diploma or equivalent from a recognized educational institution. - Three (3) years of experience in this field or a closely related field. - Experience working with lift station management software such as SCADATA. - Illinois Class B CDL Vehicle Operators License with air brake endorsement. - State of Illinois Electrical License preferred.
Special Requirements:
Employees of the City must establish their principal residence within forty-five (45) miles of the City of Danville corporate limits within six (6) months following successful completion of their probationary period.
Miscellaneous Information:
Employees of the City of Danville are expected to be honest, courteous, and helpful to the public and handle matters in confidence. The City Council has adopted a "Code of Ethics" that is applicable to all employees and officers of the City.
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