City of Victor, Colorado Water/Wastewater Technician II (ORC) The City is seeking an experienced and dedicated Water/Wastewater Technician II to serve as the Operator in Responsible Charge (ORC) for its water and wastewater treatment facilities. This is an advanced-level opportunity for a skilled utility professional who takes pride in protecting public health, ensuring regulatory compliance, and keeping essential community infrastructure operating safely and reliably. In this role, the Water/Wastewater Technician II leads daily plant operations, monitors and adjusts treatment processes, prepares and submits required regulatory reports, responds to inspections and audits, and provides technical guidance and training to other Public Works staff. The position requires sound judgment, strong technical knowledge, and the ability to make independent decisions that support operational excellence and compliance with Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment requirements. The successful candidate will oversee water and wastewater treatment operations; monitor SCADA systems and respond to alarms; conduct advanced sampling, testing, diagnostics, and process adjustments; maintain accurate operating and compliance records; coordinate repairs and vendor support; and assist with broader Public Works operations, emergency response, and snowplow support when needed. The ideal candidate is a dependable, service-minded professional who brings maturity, confidence, and good judgment to a high-accountability public works role. They are energized by meaningful work that protects public health, supports the environment, and keeps essential community services running smoothly. Builds trust through reliability, follow-through, and a calm, professional approach under pressure. Communicates clearly and respectfully with coworkers, supervisors, vendors, inspectors, and community members. Takes initiative, anticipates needs, and is comfortable making thoughtful decisions in situations where accuracy and accountability matter. Brings a collaborative, team-oriented mindset and enjoys helping others learn, grow, and succeed. Stays organized, detail-oriented, and safety-focused while balancing field work, documentation, and competing priorities. Is adaptable and willing to assist where needed in a small public works environment, including during emergencies or changing operational needs.

Education :

High school diploma or equivalent.

Experience :

Five (5) years of experience in water and/or wastewater treatment operations. Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered.

Certifications and Licensing Requirements :

Current Colorado Class C or higher Water Treatment, Class 2 or higher Distribution, Class B or higher Wastewater Treatment, and Class 1 or higher Collection Operator Certificates. Must meet all ORC designation requirements per CDPHE. Valid driver's license and satisfactory driving record. Comprehensive Benefits Package At a time when many organizations are cutting back, the City of Victor is proud to be a benefit-rich agency dedicated to ensuring our employees and their families are well taken care of:

Health & Wellness:

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance options.

Financial Security:

Robust retirement plans including 403(b) options and pension plans designed to reward long-term public service.

Work-Life Balance:

Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) and confidential Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) to support overall well-being.

Additional Perks:

Life insurance and stability within a supportive public-sector environment. Life in the Victor Area Trade stressful traffic and urban congestion for clean mountain air and an unmatched lifestyle. Living in and around Victor offers:

The Ultimate Outdoor Backyard:

Situated right alongside the Pike National Forest, you'll have instant access to world-class hiking, mountain biking, off-roading, and fishing right outside your door.

Rich History & Small-Town Charm:

Experience an authentic 1890s gold-mining boomtown vibe complete with historic architecture, community traditions, and friendly neighbors who know you by name.

Unbeatable Value & Location:

Enjoy high-country mountain living at a significantly lower cost of living and real estate market compared to hyper-inflated Colorado resort towns. Plus, you get the best of both worlds: rugged isolation paired with being just a 45-minute drive from the urban conveniences of Colorado Springs. About the City of Victor Nestled at nearly 10,000 feet in the heart of Teller County, the City of Victor—historically known as the "City of Gold Mines"—is more than just a breathtaking place to live; it's a dynamic and tight-knit community. Working for the City of Victor means stepping away from massive county or state bureaucracies where you're treated like a number. Here, your work has a direct, visible impact on the community, your voice matters, and you are supported by an agile, collaborative, family-style team.