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City of Deltona
Water Operator
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What they do
A Water Treatment Specialist or Waste Water Operator operates and monitors equipment in facilities that treat wastewater. Monitors treatment processes so that water is cleaned to meet public health and environmental standards and is safe for drinking or releasing into the environment.
$51,385 / year median in Florida
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Water Operator Issue Date:
07/23/26Closing Date:
Open Until Filled Eligibility:
Internal and External Location:
Deltona Water Licensed Operator Anticipated Hiring Rate of Pay (Depending on Qualifications): $22.18/hr.- $35.50/hr.
- Operator I (State of FL Class "C" Water License) $24.06/hr.
- $38.52/hr.
- Operator II (State of FL Class "B" Water License) $25.94/hr
- $41.53/hr.
- Operator III (State of FL Class "A" Water License)
Definition :
The purpose of this job/class within the organization is to collect and analyze water compliance samples according to state and federal laws. This job/class works independently, under limited supervision, reporting major activities through periodic meetings. Essential Functions ( Not all-inclusive) : Monitors and operates gauges, meters and control panels; controls variations and operating conditions of the treatment process; records meter and gauge headings. Monitors SCADA system and sends commands via radio signal to make adjustments at water plants. Operates and maintains valves, motors, pumps and engines either manually or by remote control; monitors and adjusts plant operations manually or by computer. Cleans and maintains all aspects of the water treatment process, including the ground storage tanks, aerators, filters, pump, well and chemical rooms. Extracts samples and conducts routine laboratory tests; documents and certifies test results. Conducts change-out of chemical containers and associated equipment as needed. Check chloramine residuals onsite and conducts analyzer comparisons with hand-held meters. Also calibrates chlorine analyzers. Conducts scheduled plant inspections, certifying completion of such inspections in the facility check sheets and logbooks. Ensures that plant facilities and grounds are kept clean, neat and orderly.Minimum Qualifications :
Requires High School graduation or GED equivalent. Licensed Operators require one year of experience in water testing, operations, or closely related experience.IMPORTANT
To upload your certificates, you must read the instructions below. Upload all required certificates on the resume tab. When you're filling out your application, you'll receive a prompt to upload your resume. While you're on that page, you can proceed to upload and submit all necessary certifications by clicking the upload button. All the required licenses and your High School Diploma/GED equivalent must be submitted with your application prior to the posting closing date.Benefits:
Total Rewards- Why Work for the City of Deltona? We offer more than competitive pay
- we provide long-term stability, professional growth, and meaningful community impact.
- and your future is supported.