Utility Maintenance Worker - Production - Eagan
minnesota citySaint Paul (MN)
Utility Maintenance Worker - Production - Eagan
Posted 14 days ago
minnesota citySaint Paul (MN)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Utility Maintenance Worker - Production The City of Eagan is accepting applications for a Utility Maintenance Worker - Production. We're seeking a safety-focused, collaborative individual with a commitment to public service for our Utility Maintenance Worker – Water Production position. This position performs tasks to support the functions of the Utilities Division including the operation, maintenance, and repair of the City's wells, raw water collection system, water treatment plants, reservoirs, and pump stations. This position is also responsible for monitoring water distribution, sanitary collection, and storm conveyance via SCADA for the residents and businesses of Eagan. *This is a long-term, temporary position that will end on or before September 30, 2029* Candidates meeting the minimum qualifications for the position will be invited to complete a pre-recorded video interview. Invitations will be sent out as applications are received and reviewed.
Application Deadline:
Wednesday, October 21st @ 8:00am (CST)Benefits information is not available for this position. Please contact the city directly for this information.
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