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City of Greensboro is seeking a Water Resources Plant Mechanic to perform skilled mechanical work in water and wastewater treatment facilities. You will install, repair, and maintain pumps, motors, piping, and associated equipment while adhering to safety standards and operational procedures.
Ideal candidates bring strong mechanical aptitude, experience with industrial equipment, and the ability to train others.
Posting number: 05587
Department: Water Resources
Job classification: Mechanic Plant
Posting type: Open
Categories: Water Agency, Miscellaneous
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Maintain and repair essential equipment that keeps our water treatment facilities operating safely and reliably.
The Water Resources Department ensures the delivery of safe, reliable water and wastewater services through advanced treatment facilities and well-maintained mechanical systems. Plant Mechanics are central to this mission—keeping equipment functioning correctly, supporting facility operations, and protecting the long-term integrity of critical infrastructure.
Hiring Salary Range: $50,376.00 - $57,573.00
Full Salary
Range: $43,755.00 - $78,299.00 Annually
$2,879.00
You can learn more about the benefits that the City of Greensboro offers by visiting
https://www.greensboro-nc.gov/departments/people-culture/benefits.
6:00 am – 4:30 pm Tuesday - Friday
"OR"
6:00 am – 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday
Our treatment facilities rely on heavy-duty mechanical systems that must operate safely, consistently, and in compliance with strict regulations. The Water Resources Plant Mechanic ensures that pumps, motors, piping systems, chemical feed equipment, and related components remain in top working condition. This role maintains the foundation that supports our city’s health, safety, and resilience.
The Water Resources Plant Mechanic performs skilled mechanical work focused on installation, repair, and maintenance of key components within water and wastewater treatment facilities.
Install, repair, and maintain pumps, motors, fans, chemical feed equipment, compressors, valves, piping, bulk chemical tanks, generators, diesel engines, and gates
Troubleshoot mechanical problems and determine effective solutions
Make recommendations on equipment repair, replacement, and upgrades
Maintain compliance with OSHA standards, safe work practices, and departmental procedures
Schedule and perform preventative maintenance to reduce downtime and extend equipment life
Log all work performed, including problems found, corrective actions, preventive measures, and work hours
Provide lead support and guidance to Mechanics-in-Training, Maintenance Helpers, and Laborers
Assist with hauling ashes and screenings for disposal by operating a tandem dump truck
Participate in a rotating on-call schedule for after-hours and weekend coverage
Strong mechanical aptitude with experience working on industrial equipment
Ability to diagnose equipment issues using both hands-on skills and technical knowledge
Dependable, safety-conscious, and committed to precision in all tasks
Clear communicator who can document work thoroughly and train others as needed
Comfortable working outdoors, around heavy equipment, and in industrial environments
Reliable team contributor who can work independently when required
This role provides opportunities for advancement to Plant Mechanic II, Maintenance Lead, or other skilled trades roles within Water Resources.
This position is Non-Exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
Work includes after-hours response during an on-call rotation.