Maintenance Technician

Overall Objective of Job:

To cost effectively maintain, in proper working condition, all equipment and facilities of the Waste Water Treatment Plant. Establish and maintain a routine for testing and examining mechanical and electrical equipment (including motor vehicles and controls), and make repairs as necessary; Perform daily maintenance checks and make repairs as necessary of the plant, main pump station and booster station; Assist plant operators to clean tanks, change chemical lines and to keep pumps and equipment in working condition; Run compost operators and dewatering operators as necessary; Maintain appearance of the Waste Water Treatment Plant, both interior and exterior, including snow removal; Operate heavy machinery, including but not limited to: loader, skidsteer, and street sweeper; Other duties as assigned.

Plant Superintendent, Assistant Plant Superintendent None Working Conditions:

Primarily an outdoors environment with fluctuations between hot and cold, and exposure to the elements; Occasionally an inside laboratory/factory environment with controlled temperature, and with occasional strong odors and exposure to chemicals; Possible weekend work schedule.

Essential Physical Demands:

Ability to stand or walk for long periods of time; Stretching, bending or reaching required; Lift a maximum of fifty (50) pounds; Frequent climbing of ladders may be required; Occasional work in confined spaces. A. § High school diploma or the equivalent required; § Confined space training certification, air-pack training, and CPR/AED training; § Radiation training preferred but not required; § Obtain HVAC Certification within three (3) years or revert back to Assistant Utility position; § Welding Certification; experience preferred; § PLC Training; § Electrical and PLC experience to understand ladder logic and wiring schematics to troubleshoot complex electrical systems; § Attend trainings as required; § Valid PA Class B vehicle operator's license with air-brake and tanker endorsements. B. Previous experience with mechanical and electrical equipment and repairs preferred but not required; Must have worked as an Assistant Utility Person for one (1) year.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:

§ Basic knowledge of arithmetic; § Basic knowledge of computers; § Good verbal and written skills; § Good interpersonal skills; § Ability to understand and follow instructions; § Ability to work independently with minimal supervision; § Self-motivated; § Basic knowledge of electrical test equipment and electrical safety.

Pay:

From $59,916.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person