Wastewater Incinerator Operator

Wastewater Incinerator Operator Salary Range:

$29.42/hr - $38.69/hr Starting Salary DOQ ➔ Knowledge of operation and control of sewage sludge incineration. ➔ Experience with an incinerator is preferred but will train on-the-job. ➔ Possesses knowledge of overall wastewater treatment facilities, wastewater treatment processes, process control, equipment functions, normal equipment operating ranges, emergency operating procedures, and the cause/effect relationships between the various treatment components. ➔ MO Wastewater Operator Certification (A level) preferred but must be obtained within 18 months after date of hire. ➔ Possess a Sewage Sludge Incinerator certificate (if no acceptable applicants meet these criteria, the District may, at its discretion, temporarily accept individuals with a requirement that a Sewage Sludge Incinerator Operator certificate be secured within 90-days as a condition of employment) ➔ Proficient with Microsoft Office Software (Word, Excel and Outlook) with experience of other software being required over time (HACHWIMS, Process Control System-PCS, work order systems, maintenance management systems and other District software platforms). ➔ Able to work alone, unassisted, or as a member of a team. Full-time. Shift work (4, 10-hour days - no swing shifts). Union. Position open until filled.

EOE M/F/D/V LBVSD

offers competitive wages & extensive benefits -

• paid vacation and sick leave
• 15 paid holidays annually
• health insurance
• dental insurance (no cost to employee only)
• vision insurance (no cost to employee & any dependents)
• life, short-term & long-term disability insurance (at no cost to employee)
• tuition reimbursement
• pension/retirement Little Blue Valley Sewer District, a public agency created in 1968, operates two wastewater treatment facilities in Jackson and Cass counties in western Missouri with offices located in Independence.

The district serves a growing region in the eastern and southeastern Kansas City metropolitan area with a combined treatment capacity of 54 MGD encompassing approximately 278 square miles of land area and has a reputation for environmental excellence.