Utility Worker II
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About us:The Ed Thomas Water Treatment Plant (Ed Thomas WTP) was dedicated to city service on August 30, 1950. Surface water from Stoney Creek Reservoir was pumped to the treatment plant. Initially, up to 3 million gallons per day (MGD) could be treated and pumped into the distribution system to provide city residents and businesses with water. The water plant has undergone two expansions in the last 50 years. The current plant capacity is 16 MGD with an average treated volume of 8-10 MGD. What you will do:This role involves semi-skilled manual labor to maintain water and wastewater facilities and their grounds, ensuring cleanliness, safety, and proper appearance. Key responsibilities include landscaping, equipment maintenance, patching, truck driving, loading/unloading supplies, weed control, traffic direction, and janitorial duties. The position also includes maintaining plant structures and performing labor-intensive tasks. This classification requires more knowledge and independenc...Utility Worker, Equipment Maintenance, Maintenance Worker, Utility, Operations, Wastewater, Manufacturing