Operator-in-Training II
solvenowRio Rancho (NM)
About the role
Operator-in-Training 2Qualifications: Post probationary period Union position
Benefits:
- (medical, dental, vision)PTO accrual
- Paid Holidays
- Clothing/boot allowance
Basic Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GEDPossess a valid driver's license.
- Water level I Certification (REQUIRED)
- Minimum of one year of water experience (REQUIRED)
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge of the principles, methods, and tools employed in the general operations of engines, pumps, and related equipment; general maintenance work; safe work practices; and basic biological and chemical principles. Interview and Physical Work Location: 919 Red Hill Pl NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124
Responsibilities:
Performs a variety of unskilled and routine maintenance tasks in the operation and maintenance of a water treatment plant on an assigned shift; learns and gains skills in a variety of equipment maintenance, servicing, and operating tasks.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Performs any combination of tasks pertinent to controlling operation of plants and pumping stations as directed Operates treatment facilities to control flow and processing of water, sludge, and effluent under direction of Operator, Operator I, Operator II, Lead Operator or Lead Operator IIMonitors gauges, meters, and control panels Observes and reports abnormalities to Lead Operator, or Lead Operator II.Operates valves and gates either manually or by remote control; starts and stops pumps, engines, and generators to control and adjust flow and treatment processes under direction of Operator, Operator I, Operator II, Lead Operator or Lead Operator IIMaintains shift log and records meter and gauge readings Takes samples and performs process control laboratory tests and analyses Performs routine maintenance functions and custodial duties Must be fit and able to work overtime Works safely and adheres to established safety procedures Follows written and oral instructions Performs other duties as assigned
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