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Jay OpCo LLC in Jay, Maine is seeking a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator to operate, monitor, and maintain treatment processes. You will work with SCADA controls, perform routine labs, and collaborate with the team to keep the plant running safely and efficiently.
The role requires a Maine Grade III Wastewater Operator Certificate (or ability to obtain one) and a valid driver’s license. You’ll handle preventive maintenance, record-keeping, and support improvement projects, with on-site duties
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Jay OpCo, LLC
Jay, Maine
11/4/2026
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator
Join our team and put your skills to work. We seek a self‑motivated candidate with experience in any combination of laboratory work, computers, electrical work, process control, mechanical work, plumbing, and facilities maintenance.
A Maine Grade III Wastewater Operator Certificate, or the ability to obtain one, is required. A valid driver’s license is also required.
Develop your skills with team support and opportunities for education and growth.
Operate, monitor, and maintain treatment processes to keep the plant running safely and efficiently.
Carry out all duties safely to maintain a safe workplace.
Maintain professional communication and positive working relationships.
Treatment operations: Operate and monitor wastewater treatment processes, adjusting biological treatment, solids thickening, and dewatering as needed.
Performance and compliance: Monitor plant performance and adjust processes to maintain effective treatment and meet regulatory requirements.
Laboratory testing: Collect and test laboratory samples to inform process‑control decisions.
Troubleshooting: Identify and resolve treatment‑process problems, equipment malfunctions, and operational inefficiencies.
Controls: Operate and monitor SCADA systems and related controls.
Maintenance, installation, and parts: Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on pumps, motors, operating valves, blowers, storage tanks, buildings, general facilities, and other plant and collection‑system equipment. Repair and replace equipment as needed; assist with installing and repairing machinery, mechanical systems, and process equipment. Order and procure parts for owned and contracted systems.
Records and documentation: Keep accurate operating logs, maintenance records, and regulatory documentation.
Improvement projects: Support plant and infrastructure improvement projects.
Emergency call‑outs may be required.
Pay: Based on experience
Benefits include retirement investment with matching contributions, paid time off (PTO), and holiday pay.