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Montgomery County

Water Reclamation Plant Operator / OPERATOR IN TRAINING (OIT)

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A Power Distributor or Plant Operator operates equipment to controls and monitor the flow of electricity from power plants.

$54,639 / year median in Ohio

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Position Overview Montgomery County Environmental Services is seeking Water Reclamation Plant Operators or Operators in Training.
Current Openings:
Western Plant, 4111 Hydraulic Road, West Carrolton, OH 45449 Shifts available: Third Shift, 10pm to 8am Full performance level in wastewater treatment operation requiring considerable knowledge of wastewater treatment processes and equipment; under general direction, operates, monitors and records wastewater treatment processes. Summary of Job Duties Inspects plant equipment including tanks, motors, pumps, blowers, grit collectors, grit pumps, generators, electrical panels, heating units and variety of other gauges, charts and equipment. Operates equipment such as controls, pumps, valves, filters, blowers, motors, metering equipment and chemical feed equipment. Adjusts processes, tanks, & equipment based on changing plant conditions; adjusts chemical feed rates. Utilizes computerized monitoring system (SCADA) for data acquisition and process control, some work areas must be accessed by traversing steep slopes or stairs, climbing ladders or entering below grade areas such as tanks, manholes or wet wells. Understands and applies NPDES permit requirements and limits to daily work. Performs sampling, process control tests, lab analyses, and field measurements. Operates and maintains wastewater analytical equipment and samplers; runs variety of analytical tests such as pH, solids, dissolved oxygen, ammonia, phosphorus, and chlorine; collects samples in the plant and field; Performs a variety of written and electronic record keeping. Utilizes a variety of computer systems including Microsoft office products, SCADA, CMMS, and LIMS systems. Performs preventative maintenance to machinery and equipment (e.g., greasing, valve exercising, cleaning/changing filters and strainers, calibrating instruments, cleaning tanks and weirs), assists in skilled mechanical repair of plant equipment. Performs general custodial work as necessary, keeps work areas clean, cleans and paints equipment. Operates county motor vehicle, gator and forklift. (Performs Related Duties as Required) Minimum Qualifications and Requirements Equivalent to high school diploma; one (1) year post high school education in earth sciences (biology, chemistry, physics or equal) or two (2) years related work experience in wastewater treatment or collection, water treatment or distribution; OR alternative, equivalent evidence of the Minimum Class Requirements; Must hold Class I operator certification upon appointment.
OPERATOR IN TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
Minimum Qualification:
Equivalent to high school diploma; one (1) year post high school education in earth sciences (biology, chemistry, physics or equal) or one (1) year related work experience in wastewater treatment or collection, water treatment or distribution; OR alternative, equivalent evidence of the Minimum Class Requirements.
Supplemental Information Driving Requirement :
Must have a current valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.
Training and Development:
Must maintain Class I Ohio operator certification.
OPERATOR IN TRAINING INFORMATION
Supplemental Information:
Must obtain Ohio EPA Class I Wastewater Works license following fulfillment of Ohio EPA minimum experience requirements, secure and maintain certification within three (3) years from hire date. Upon obtaining Class I Certification, employee will automatically be reassigned to Water Reclamation Plant Operator classification.