Posted by American Water Enterprises

that are consistent with a goal of zero accidents and injuries; adhere to all safety policies and procedures; assist in operations of office with required focus on all aspects of safety.
(15%) Training - employee orientation, departmental operating procedures, Safety, OSHA and Quality Training; team leader/supervisory training; Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Level I and II.
(10%) Perform field tests to pace chemical dosages for process controls or alter unit processes; Collects samples according to schedule; prepares chemical solutions and services automatic samplers; monitors process chemical supplies and recommends reorder.
(15%) Efficiently operate all equipment in facility - pumps, engines, centrifuge, generators, valves, conveyors, blowers, belt presses, processing filters, etc.
(15%) Ensure all operating personnel implement standard operating procedures for all associated plant process; takes corrective action when test results are outside acceptable ranges, including changing process control, biological system, and feed rates of chemicals.
(20%) Responds to requests, inquiries, or complaints; promptly inform Area or Facility Manager of potential risk situations.
Tasks performed by subordinates are periodically checked for quality and accuracy.
(25%) Knowledge/Skills Extensive knowledge of the objectives, equipment, and operations of modern water and wastewater treatment plants.
Extensive knowledge of methods and materials of water and/or wastewater systems.
Thorough knowledge of the layout, location and equipment characteristics of water and wastewater systems and of the treatment plants.
Knowledge of the regulatory and legal environment of modern water and wastewater systems and water and wastewater treatment, including environmental law and contract law as applicable.
Must have broad knowledge of MS Office products, including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
Must understand the working principle behind a computerized maintenance management program.
Experience/Education High school diploma or general education degree (GED).
At least five (5) years water and/or wastewater systems and treatment.
Work Schedule Press Operator schedule: Full-time, on-site Monday-Friday, 7am-3:30pm Relief Operator schedule: Full-time, on-site Monday-Friday, 7am-3:30pm (subject to change to nights, weekends, etc.) Certifications/Licenses Must have a Kentucky Class III or IV-A Water Treatment Operators license.
Required to obtain a CDL license.
Required to obtain DOT.
Work Environment May be required to work indoor or outdoor work during seasonal heat and cold or other adverse weather conditions.
Standing 25%; walking 75% for as many as 5 miles per shift; Required to occasionally stoop, kneel or crouch and enter confined spaces; may be required to use ladders or stairs.
Able to lift or move up to 50-60 pounds.
May be exposed to possible operations hazards including fumes and caustic chemicals, heavy machinery, high pressure, slippery surfaces, water/wastewater hazards and electrical equipment.
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