City of Oneida is Hiring a Water Superintendent

Posted 12 days ago

workforce development board of herkimer madison oneida countiesOneida (NY)

Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators Water Supply and Irrigation Systems

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City of Oneida is Hiring a Water Superintendent This is an administrative position responsible for maintaining a continuous supply of potable water in the City of Oneida and surrounding municipalities/outside districts. Oversees the planning, construction, operation, maintenance and repair of the municipal water distribution system and water treatment plant. Work is performed in accordance with general policies established by the City Engineer with wide latitude for independently planning and directing projects and daily activities. Supervises all subordinate water department personnel. Does related work as required.

Job Location: City of Oneida Anticipated Start Date: 10/31/2022 Job is: Full Time Work Hours: 40 Normal work days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Overtime? No Specialized education required? Engineering License or Degree Years of Experience Required: 1 Will you accept related experience? Yes Salary Range: 80,000-90,000 Pay Frequency: Annually Is salary negotiable? Yes Health Insurance? Yes Dental Insurance? Yes Paid Vacation? Yes Sick Leave? Yes Paid Holidays? YesCity of Oneida 109 North Main Street Oneida, NY 13421To apply: Alyssa Hopkins Email: ahopkins@oneidacityny.gov

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