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An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Utilities Mechanical Operator to ensure the efficient operation of wastewater systems. This role involves troubleshooting, repairing machinery, and performing routine maintenance on essential equipment. Ideal candidates will have a high school diploma and experience with hand and power tools, along with a willingness to learn about utilities and plumbing systems. As a critical position within a 24/7 operation, you will be part of a team that responds to emergencies and maintains the integrity of vital infrastructure. If you are ready to make a difference in your community and thrive in a dynamic environment, this opportunity is for you.
Responsible for performing mechanical work with troubleshooting and repair of machinery and equipment of the County’s gravity, force main and vacuum sewer collection systems. Monitors performance of each pump station including but not limited to: pumps, motors, controls, variable frequency drives, flow monitoring equipment, pressure transducers, gauges, wet wells, collection tanks, vacuum blowers, vacuum valves, air compressors, grinder pumps, generators and other equipment of the County’s wastewater system. Responsible for preventive and corrective maintenance work on all equipment and buildings, in addition to basic facilities maintenance work such as cleaning and painting facilities. Responds to emergency calls involving facility system problems and related equipment failures, and/or citizen complaints. Work is performed under direct to minimal supervision, and contingent on the level of the position.
Utilities Mechanical Operator I [Salary range: $33,393 - 44,000]External hires must complete, or provide proof of prior completion, training and certifications required for the Utilities Mechanical Operator II, III, and Senior Utilities Mechanical Operator positions within one (1) year of employment date. Must possess a valid driver's license issued by the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Requires an acceptable criminal background check.
Safety shoes required.
Utilities is a 24/7 year round operation and position is required to be “on-call” on a regularly scheduled rotating basis with the other station operators. Utilities’ pump stations and vacuum station are designed and operated as Class 1 facilities by the Commonwealth of Virginia, DEQ, and Sewer Collection and Treatment Regulations. This position is considered an essential position which requires the individual report to work during inclement and extreme weather conditions. Must be physically able to operate a variety of equipment and machinery including generators, pumps, valves, tanks, controls, and various mechanic's equipment and tools. Must be physically able to operate a motor vehicle. Work involves occasional lifting (weight varying between 40-100 pounds) and pushing and pulling, and hoisting of parts and equipment weighing between 40 and 50 pounds.
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