Wastewater Operator
$68,120 - $83,200 per year
ApplyWastewater Operator
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$68,120 - $83,200 per year
About the role
- The ideal candidate is open to working the second or third shift.
- The ideal candidate has a Level A or Masters wastewater license.
- The ideal candidate has at least two years of being a direct responsible charge.
- The ideal candidate has at least four years of operating experience in a wastewater facility of Class II or higher.
- Duties/Activities Required by JobAssist in the control of the overall environmental compliance program for water treatment system. This includes oversight of all required monitoring and reporting sample results required by federal, state and local regulations.
- Adhere to all safety requirements, including PPE, preventing and reporting unsafe acts and conditions. Lock out Tag out procedures and Process Safety Management related matters
- Operation of the Water Treatment system, able to maintain maintenance schedule and respond to repairs.
- Compliance Recordkeeping
- Perform Process Control lab work
- Education/Experience Requirements
- Associate's Degree in Science/Engineering from an accredited college or university or equivalent credit hours in any other curriculum board approved.4 years of acceptable Operating Experience in Wastewater Facilities of Class II or higher; two years in a position of Direct Responsible Charge.
- Level III Wastewater license.
- If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please respond back and include the following:
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