Mobile Wastewater Operator

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Job Summary

The Wastewater Treatment Operator is responsible for the operation and maintenance of wastewater treatment facilities in various settings, such as municipal or industrial wastewater plants. The role ensures the proper functioning of treatment systems to protect the environment by guaranteeing that treated water meets all regulatory standards before discharge.

Your Main Responsabilities DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Perform critical testing of facility operations, such as PH, dissolved oxygen, chlorine, etc., in order to monitor system condition Complete Discharge Monitoring Reports as required by facilities permits Perform general preventative maintenance on treatment plant equipment such as blower oil, filter and belt changes and pulling and inspecting submersible pumps, etc.

(Further defined below in addendum A) Maintain complete, accurate, legible records of all phases of facility operations Maintain complete, accurate, legible records of all equipment and plant maintenance Assist in preparing monthly written operating report based on facility’s operation and/or maintenance records for the client, employer or regulatory agency as required Inform Supervisor in a timely manner of plant problems, upsets, plant expansion, repairs, etc.

Work conscientiously, adhere to EH&S policies and processes, and be aware of and report safety hazards Required to be part of a 24 hour on call rotation Be prepared to discuss in a professional manner the plant operations with employer, client, visitors or regulatory personnel Collect required samples, log in samples correctly and accurately, and submit samples to laboratory and review results to ensure permit compliance Operate plants to meet all regulatory guidelines and responsibilities Assist maintenance personnel with pump, blower, motor, valve, etc.

removal Maintain accurate records for gasoline, mileage, timesheets, expenses, etc. Work scheduled weekends and occasional holidays for assigned route Project a positive image to operators, clients, regulatory agencies, engineers, etc. Confined Space Entry – this may be required on occasion after thorough training provided by NSU Performs other related duties as assigned by management QUALIFICATIONS: Must be 21 years of age or older Minimum High School Diploma or GED required Minimum 1 year of water/wastewater experience, preferred 40-hour work week: Monday – Friday, 7:00am – 3:30 pm (30-minute lunch) Must be willing to participate in an on-call roster resulting in periodic work after hours sometimes including weekends and holidays Overtime as required Certificates, licenses, and registrations: Driver’s License CA Wastewater Treatment Grade 3 License minimum Pay Range: $38.

88 - $48.33 USD dependent on licensing and experience Your Profile Academic / vocational education : High school diploma, vocational certificate, associate degree, or equivalent in fields such as water treatment, chemistry, biology, or environmental sciences Relevant work experience : Practical experience in wastewater treatment is an asset.

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