Wastewater Tech
jd irvingJamestown (ND)
About the role
Job TitleWaste Water Treatment Process Operator
Job Description:
Responsible for collecting, analyzing and reporting on all samples according to established schedule and supervisor direction/requirements. Waste Water Treatment process operational oversight.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for WWTP operations including process monitoring, collecting samples, performing basic preventative maintenance, cleaning, and reporting any issues or concerns. Responsible for specific daily and weekly sample analytical reporting and ensuring any issues/concerns are communicated to management immediately. Responsible for reporting all numbers and data on a Daily Summary and WWTP report, and reporting data to Operators regarding WWTP.Responsible for conducting extra, miscellaneous daily or weekly testing depending on WWTP Facility performance Miscellaneous tasks such as calibrating equipment, doing dishes, filling lab supplies as needed, and cleaning lab on a daily basis All employees have an obligation to report food safety and quality problems to personnel with authority to initiate corrective measures
Qualifications:
- High School Diploma 1-2 Years of Industrial Experience or commensurate experience
- Biology / Environmental Applied Sciences DegreeJob Identification 11426 Job Category Production & Skilled TradesJob Schedule Full time
- Job Shift 1Locations 5855-3RD Street SE, Jamestown, ND, 58401, US
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