Water Distribution/Sanitary Collection System Operator

OVERVIEW

Water Distribution/Wastewater Collection System Operator participates in a
wide variety of skilled activities related to operating, inspecting,
maintaining, and troubleshooting water and sanitary sewer systems and
equipment. Ideally candidate possesses a strong understanding of water
distribution and sanitary sewer system operations. Candidate may be required
to work evenings, weekends and holidays.
Typical hourly rate range for this position is $30.00 – $37.00. Base pay
offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, and experience.
WHAT YOULL DO

Performs a variety of skilled, semi-skilled duties involved in the
inspection, diagnosis, troubleshooting, repair, maintenance, and
servicing of water distribution and sanitary sewer collection system
equipment, components, facilities, and machinery.
Collect all compliance samples per the system monitoring schedule and deliver
them to a certified lab for analysis.
Serves as a technical resource for customer service representatives,
engineering and construction activities related to more technical water and
sanitary operations and maintenance.
Troubleshooting, analyzing, and correcting pressure zone irregularities.
Performing inspection on and maintaining existing and new water systems and
sanitary sewer systems.
Contact and coordinate with emergency response contractors in the event of
water system outages/emergencies or sanitary sewer backups/spills/emergencies.
Perform fire hydrant flow testing, inspection and preventative maintenance
of sanitary sewer lift stations, equipment, and force mains.
Works closely with development, operations, and specialty contractors in
the inspection of the installation of new wet utilities to ensure standards
are met. Records and documents daily activities and findings in coordination
with engineer and management staff.
Researching, identifying, and ordering spare or replacement parts for
pumping equipment and system operating components.
Inspects and maintains pumps, valves, motors, and other equipment
located in pump stations and other points within the water distribution or
sanitary sewer collection systems.
Verbally reports emergency and water quality issues to management and
initiates proper action per procedures and follow-up procedures.
Attends and conducts technical and safety training meetings, courses, and
seminars, as required.
In-depth understanding of and experience with water distribution and
wastewater collection systems and the equipment and procedures used in the
operation of distribution systems.
Working knowledge of operations and maintenance of wastewater lift stations.
Knowledge of pump operations and understanding of pump curves,
efficiencies, and technology including basic knowledge of electricity,
hydraulics, and pneumatics to inspect equipment and request repair and
maintena
Knowledge of equipment and procedures used in the operation of distribution
systems.
Knowledge of and commitment to safety practices and processes.
Demonstrated knowledge of CDPHE drinking water and clean water regulations,
sampling, and permitting requirements.
General knowledge of development review and construction inspection.
Ability to work independently with broad direction and limited supervision.
Ability to provide technical guidance to management, technical personnel,
and contractors.
Ability to work effectively with supervisors and co-workers and deal tactfully
with the public.
Demonstrate with all interactions, a high level of quality customer
service; a positive and professional demeanor; the ability to exercise
sensitivity; the ability to handle stressful situations in a diplomatic and
tactful manner.
Basic computer knowledge including, but not limited to Microsoft Word,
Excel, and Outlook.
Basic knowledge of safety procedures and use of personal protective equipment
and ability to apply safety principles on all job tasks including the ability
to rea and interpret documents such as Safety Data Sheets, safety rules,
operating and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals, blueprints,
and technical documentation.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Colorado Water Distribution System Operator Class 3 license and/or Colorado
Wastewater Collections System Operator Class 3 license.
3-5 years of relevant and progressively responsible experience in the
operations and maintenance of water distribution or wastewater collection
systems troubleshooting techniques, maintenance, and repair skills.
Obtain certifications as eligibility allows and always keep professional
certifications active and current.
Ability to reach and understand maps, construction drawings,
specifications, Standard Operating Procedures, Emergency Response Plans,
Operating Manuals, and as-construction documentation.
Must have a valid drivers license, a good driving record, and be
insurable under Merricks insurance carrier.
PERKS

Employee Owned – all eligible U.S. employees have an Employee Stock Ownership
Account.
Robust Employee Referral Program.
Annual performance and compensation reviews.
Professional Training and Development.
Employee Recognition Awards.
Peer Mentor Program
And Much More!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Apply online only. No e-mail, hard copy or third-party resumes… For full
info follow application link.