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City of Durham seeks a Wastewater Plant Operator (POII) at the Wastewater Treatment Facility in Chapel Hill, NC. This role monitors plant operations, collects samples, maintains records, and ensures safe, compliant operation of the facility.
Candidates should have a Grade II Wastewater license, at least two years of wastewater experience, and a high school diploma. Knowledge of SCADA and basic math is a plus.
Work, Serve, Thrive. With the City of Durham
Advance in your career while making a real difference in the community you serve.
Hiring Range: $53,962.00-$59,493.00
Hours: 7am -3pm/7:30am-3:30pm/8am-4pm, Weekend rotations and holidays (on occasion cover off shift rotations). This job is subject to recall for weather-related emergencies. You must be readily available by phone with ability to work rotational stand-by/recall duty.
The City of Durham’s Department of Water Management (DWM) wants YOU to join our team of more than 380 talented and dedicated employees that provide critical water and sewer services for Durham’s 309,000 plus residents. Not only do we deliver the Best Tasting Water in the state to our customers each and every day, but we also make sure that the wastewater leaving our facilities is carefully treated to protect the environment. We have a wide-ranging variety of positions open to match your skill set – mechanics, engineers, maintenance specialists, technicians, customer billing techs, and much more. If you have a passion for managing vital water resources, protecting the environment, providing excellent customer service, and keeping the water and wastewater in the pipes, bring your skills and talent to Durham!
Water Management seeks a wastewater plant operator who will be located at the Wastewater Treatment Facility located at 6605 Farrington Road, Chapel Hill , NC
We have a Senior Plant Operations Specialist (Wastewater Plant Operator (POII) vacancy. This position is responsible for monitoring plant operations by physical observation of plant processes; sampling units to ensure proper operation; maintaining accurate records; cleaning and calibration process meters; monitoring chemical feeds and making process adjustments as needed. Checks equipment and adjust as necessary.