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Some of the duties you will be performing include:Monitor water/wastewater treatment plant processes and equipment both manually and via SCADA automation, adjusting as necessary to control their operation.
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Help grow key accounts with a focus on water business line technical services, ranging from water and wastewater treatment to conveyance and sustainable water resource management. Wastewater treatment plant facility, and/or wastewater collection system master planning.
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The Water/Wastewater Plant Operator is responsible for the daily/routine maintenance of the Water/Wastewater Plant on property. Areas of knowledge and experience would include daily operations of the Water/Wastewater Plant.
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Class C Water Distribution or Wastewater collection certification. This skilled position requires manual work and is responsible for specific and routine maintenance, repairs and installation of water and wastewater systems in the City. Employee may also act as a lead worker for short periods over one or two assistants but does not exercise formal supervision over other employees.
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Pasco County BOCC Utilities Water & Wastewater is seeking to hire an applicant that is experience in skilled and semiskilled work in the operation and maintenance of utility water and reclaimed water transmission and distribution systems, wastewater collection, and water/wastewater treatment processes.
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Seeking an Experienced General Superintendent for Building Water/Wastewater Treatment Plants in Charlotte. Our client, a leading construction company specializing in building water and wastewater treatment plants across the United States, is seeking an experienced General Superintendent to join their team in Charlotte.
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Also, interaction and a commitment to client service for both internal and external clients Qualifications 5-15+ years’ experience in water/wastewater engineering and project management Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (or equivalent) Georgia Professional Engineer (PE) license or the ability to become registered within 6 months Demonstrated technical proficiency in hydraulics, water/wastewater treatment, industry standards, etc.
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We are Recruiting on Purpose for a Civil Engineer with Municipal Water/Wastewater Design Experience for our client in Smyrna, Georgia. Serve as senior project manager for water/sewer distribution/collection system piping, pump stations, and treatment plant projects Plan, execute, monitor, control and close projects using earned value management principles Provide supervision of multi-discipline teams of engineers, engineering technicians, GIS analysts, designers, CAD staff, sub-consultants, etc.
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Must have a Class II Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator License in Georgia or ability to receive it through reciprocity. Five years of experience in water/wastewater treatment systems, operation, distribution, maintenance, or equipment operations.
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Leads staff members in the operation, installation, maintenance and repair of the Water/Wastewater Treatment Facility’s building structures and systems, including pumps, motors, electrical equipment, machinery, vehicles, and grounds.
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LICENSE AND CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Class C license. SUMMARY : Monitors the operation of the wastewater treatment plants to ensure proper functioning and compliance with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) rules and regulations.
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Position Title: Utility Maintenance Mechanic III- Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance and Repair Technician. If so, the City of Columbia has an exciting opportunity for you as a Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance and Repair Technician.
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You will be involved with a variety of water-related projects such as water and sewer master plans; pipelines, pump stations, reservoirs, wells, hydraulic structures and water and wastewater treatment facility designs, including membrane process and exchanges.
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The Water/Wastewater Operator (WWO) performs work in both Water and Wastewater operations including: operation and maintenance of waterdistribution systems and water production facilities; operation and maintenanceof wastewater treatment facilities, lift stations, and sewer collectionsystems; reading water meters, and providing customer service.
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Water Distribution Manager I, II, III or IV and/or Washington Cross Connection Control Specialist (CCS) certification and/or Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator I, II or III background preferred.
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