Collection Systems Operator

Posted 10 days ago

city of nashua new hampshireNashua (NH)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30.27 per hour

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About the role

Collection Systems Operator The City of Nashua is looking for a highly motivated individual to join our Division of Public Works in the Wastewater Department as a Collection Systems Operator. Take your career to the next level with us as opportunities for growth and development await! JOB SUMMARY AND RESPONSIBILITIESThis position operates sewer and catch basin cleaning equipment; inspects, maintains and repairs sanitary sewers CSOs, pump stations and storm water control structures; performs preventative maintenance on collection system; responds to emergency calls regarding collection system back-ups; assists Collection System Technician; collects flow data from CSOs and pump stations. Performs other related duties. This is a full-time position, Monday through Friday, 6:45 am to 2:45 pm, is part of the AFSCME Collective Bargaining Unit, and provides an excellent work life balance. The position is grade 4, with a starting hourly rate not to exceed $30.27.SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONSMinimum 1 year relevant work experience Must possess Grade 1 Collection Systems Certification or have the ability to obtain the Certification within one year of employment Must possess CDL-B License with Tank Endorsement or have the ability to obtain the License/Endorsement within one year of employment Proficient in the use of personal computers and software necessary to complete the requirements of this position Must complete training for confined space entry, an eight hour Hazmat training, and first aid/CPR training High School diploma or certified equivalent; experience in lieu of education will be consideredBENEFITSOur comprehensive benefits package includes: Health/Dental/Vision Insurance Disability Income Protection Life Insurance Mandatory Participation in Nashua Board of Public Works Retirement System (Pension) 457 Retirement Vacation/Sick/Personal Time Weekly Pay

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