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Under the direction of the Wastewater Treatment Operator- Senior in Charge and existing Wastewater Treatment Operators, the incumbents will perform laboring tasks maintaining and repairing pumps and conveyance systems, monitor water levels and pumps at the landfill.
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Join our team as a Wastewater Treatment Operator III and dive into a world of exciting challenges and opportunities. As a Wastewater Operator III, you'll be the driving force behind the maintenance of water wells, treatment facilities, and distribution pipelines.
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The Wastewater Treatment Facilities Engineer in the solar panel manufacturing industry is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and improvement of the wastewater treatment facility.
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Extensive experience in municipal water/wastewater treatment planning and design, including experience working directly with clients and leading project teams. The ideal candidate will display a solid understanding of water/wastewater treatment design and a strong ability to communicate with operators and clients.
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Civil Engineer Water/Wastewater Treatment Qualifications. Civil Engineer Water/Wastewater Treatment Benefits. Civil Engineer Water/Wastewater Treatment. Experience in water/wastewater treatment projects, domestic preferred.
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We design, supply, and operate a range of water systems - from food and beverage applications, to municipal water, to microelectronics ultrapure water and heavy industrial wastewater treatment.
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Provides basic engineering support to water distribution, water treatment, wastewater collection, and wastewater treatment operations. Provides engineering support to water distribution, water treatment, wastewater collection, and wastewater treatment operations.
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Join our team as a Wastewater Treatment Operator, where you'll play a vital role in maintaining and optimizing water treatment facilities. Embark on a fulfilling career with us, contributing to the sustainability and efficiency of our wastewater treatment operations.
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Informs Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintendent of any equipment and safety problems. Requests supplies, materials, and parts through the Superintendent, when necessary, for wastewater treatment plant operations.
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The WTRF Operator adjusts and monitors wastewater treatment plant equipment, monitors treatment parameters, performs process control lab tests, records data, adjusts the application of chemicals and maintains the operations of the treatment facility, prepares reports, and works on special projects as may be assigned.
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Five to seven years in various positions within a water / wastewater treatment environment with knowledge of methods, principles and practices of operating, maintaining and repairing water treatment plant equipment, instrumentation and associated systems.
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Must have an understanding of water /wastewater treatment process engineering, water quality assurance, maintenance strategy and laboratory procedures. A subsidiary of Veolia Group, Veolia North America (VNA) offers a full spectrum of water, waste and energy management services, including water, and wastewater treatment, commercial and hazardous waste collection and disposal, energy consulting and resource recovery.
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Must possess a State of Florida Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator's License - Class B. Monitors and adjusts the performance of all equipment, gauges and charts in the wastewater treatment plant; records statistical data concerning plant operations; maintains, operates, repairs and replaces equipment as necessary; charts lab test results for trend analysis and maintains accurate records of analysis and test results; evaluates data and writes reports as required.
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Operates and maintains wastewater treatment, processing, disposal, and testing equipment in the wastewater treatment facility to purify water to meet permit and operational requirements.
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The operator will share in the responsibility for successful operation of a brand-new, multi-faceted, wastewater treatment facility and public drinking water system. Drinking water distribution and wastewater treatment certifications and experience required.
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