at Middlesex Water Company in Millville, Delaware, United States
Job Description
Water/Wastewater Operator
Are we RIGHT for you?
The word RIGHT stands for what we VALUE: Respect, Integrity, Growth, Honesty and Teamwork.
Why join our team?
Tidewater Utilities, Inc. has been Delaware’s premiere water company since 1964. We have created a work environment that promotes professional development and finding your passion. We understand the importance of our services and the individuals who uphold our reputation.
Joining our team means that you have a multitude of benefits that support you in and out of the workplace such as- full medical, dental, and vision benefits, 401k, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, employee assistance program, and more. To learn more, please visit www.middlesexwater.com/tidewater-utilities.
Job Summary:
The Water/Wastewater Operator reports to the District Senior Operator and District Manager. This position operates company owned and contractually operated water/wastewater treatment facilities and supply plants within the service District(s).
Work Performed:
Maintain and repair water/wastewater treatment plants, pumps, collection systems, and distribution systems.
- Operate municipal, industrial water, and wastewater treatment facilities.
- Enter process data electronically into company database using field computing equipment.
- Review and sign State Monthly and Annual Discharge Monitoring Reports as required by law.
- Respond to customer complaints and inquiries for other departments.
- Provide field support for billing, meter reading, and collection staff.
- Provide labor and support for the Senior Operator.
- Perform water / wastewater analysis using field / lab equipment provided
- Perform microscopic evaluation of wastewater samples.
- Perform preventive maintenance, calibration of chart recorders, analyzers, and programming of VFD’s and PLC’s
- Respond to Miss Utility tickets and uses Company GIS to identify emergency locations.
- Troubleshoot minor mechanical, piping, electrical, and electronic systems/controls.
- Evaluate problems and implement process adjustments to biological, chemical, and physical processes.
- Take bacteriological samples as assigned by Senior Operator or District Manager.
- Monitor system processes using SCADA.
- Lifts chemical which are approximately 50 pounds.
- May be required to work and be licensed in multiple states.
- Must adhere to Company and customer safety policies/ procedures and use of appropriate PPE.
- Shall be required to be on-call and/or work weekends and shifts as scheduled.