Water Utility Electrician & Instrumentation Tech II

County of Sonoma; Santa Rosa (CA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary advancement

Paid time off

Health premium contributions

Staff development

Retirement benefits

Parental leave

Professional development & more

Job summary

County of Sonoma seeks a Water Agency Electrician/Instrumentation Technician II to perform maintenance on electrical, instrumentation, and control systems across Sonoma Water facilities. The role requires collaboration with engineering staff and a focus on keeping critical water systems operational.

The ideal candidate has experience in public utilities, familiarity with water treatment or similar process industries, and relevant California certifications.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or vocational training in electronic technology/electrical trades.
• 3+ years of experience installing, maintaining, repairing, calibrating electrical equipment and machinery.
• Experience with water/wastewater or related process industries is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Perform corrective, preventative, and routine maintenance on electrical, instrumentation, and control systems.
• Install, calibrate, repair, and replace electrical equipment and control devices; support construction projects.
• Collaborate with engineering/technical staff to ensure reliable operation of facilities.

Skills

Public utility electrical work

Instrumentation and SCADA

Calibration & maintenance

Team collaboration

Driver's license

Education

Associate's degree in electronic technology or electrical trades

Tools

SCADA programming tools

PLC hardware knowledge

Job description

County of Sonoma seeks a Water Agency Electrician/Instrumentation Technician II to perform maintenance on electrical, instrumentation, and control systems across Sonoma Water facilities. The role requires collaboration with engineering staff and a focus on keeping critical water systems operational.

The ideal candidate has experience in public utilities, familiarity with water treatment or similar process industries, and relevant California certifications.