Utility Operator - Collection Systems Maintenance (CSM)

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aqua engineersWheeler Army Airfield (HI)

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About the role

CSM Operator Hands-On Work. Real Impact. Strong Team. On the job training will be provided. Primary Accountability - Responsible for operating and maintaining the collection system - cleaning, maintaining and repairing sewer lines, pump stations, wet wells, septic tanks, interceptors, manholes, and related equipment and responding to emergencies as required. Looking for steady, hands-on work where what you do matters? Join our team as a CSM Operator and help keep our sewer collection systems running safely and smoothly.
What You'll Be Doing: Operate and maintain sewer collection systems Clean and service sewer lines, pump stations, wet wells, and manholes Perform routine inspections, troubleshooting, and minor repairs Respond to alarms, emergencies, and service calls Operate CSM equipment and company vehicles Complete required logs and basic reports Why You'll Like This Role Hands-on, physical work that supports the community Stable position with long-term career potential Team culture focused on safety, respect, and teamwork Training and growth opportunities
What We're Looking For: Experience in CSM, wastewater, or utility field work (preferred)Comfortable working outdoors in an industrial environment Safety-focused, dependable, and team-oriented Willing to be on call as needed Possesses or can obtain through on-the-job training a valid Hawaii Driver's License with CDL-B, tanker endorsement, air brakes, and no restrictions Possesses or able to obtain a valid State of Hawaii Department of Transportation medical examination certificate Pay & Incentives$29.10 - $34.87 per hour An annual incentive bonus with an earning potential of 10% of base pay.

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