Water System Operator I or ll
city of north salt lakeNorth Salt Lake (UT)
Water System Operator I or ll
Posted 11 days ago
city of north salt lakeNorth Salt Lake (UT)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Water System Operator The City of North Salt Lake is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Water System Operator 1 or 2 depending on qualifications. This position works in the Water Department and performs a variety of work related to the repair, installation and preventive maintenance of the City water system. This includes installation or repair of water service connections, water lines and meters, repairs or replaces fire hydrants and plugged water meters; repairs water mains; thaws frozen lines; cleans and maintains storage tanks; connects and disconnects service; searches out shut off valves; water line leaks; assists in placement of pipe and water regulators; removes, disassembles, cleans or replaces defective parts of regulators, adjusts pilot valves as needed to assure efficient water line service.
The operating hours for this position are 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday thru Thursday. The City also offers a generous benefits package that includes health insurance and participation in the Utah Retirement System. Qualified applicants may apply by submitting an application and resume online at www.nslcity.org or via email to suec@nslcity.org. We will be accepting applications until this position is filled. Questions regarding this position may also be directed to Jon Rueckert, Public Works Director, at 801-335-8727 or jonr@nslcity.org. The City is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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