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Wastewater Operator
Job Description
Wastewater Operators play an important role in serving our customers! We need RELIABLE and
TRUSTWORTHY
people who are capable of being on their feet
•moving AND thinking
•for an entire shift.
PRIOR WORK IN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT IS STRONGLY PREFERRED
•ESPECIALLY
IF PRIOR WORK PROVIDES EVIDENCE OF SAFE WORK BEHAVIORS, RELIABILITY, INTEGRITY.
No Wastewater knowledge is required. Reliably report to work on-time, dressed and ready to work with and around materials that will have odors. Listen and adhere to instructions while developing knowledge of operations. Be able to focus attention on assigned task or process and complete it without allowing other people, events, activities to distract you. Be willing and prepared to keep cell phone activities to a minimum so that you can focus on assigned tasks and responsibilities Safely receive and assist with unloading vacuum trucks and other vehicles delivering grease trap waste and approved wastewater. Connect and disconnect hoses, fittings, valves, pumps, and related transfer equipment. Verify that hoses and connections are properly secured before beginning a transfer. Direct drivers to appropriate unloading locations and communicate clearly with drivers and other employees. Operate pumps, valves, screens, tanks, dewatering equipment, conveyors, and other processing equipment according to established procedures. Monitor waste transfers and processing operations for leaks, spills, blockages, equipment problems, or other unsafe conditions. Screen grease trap waste and remove trash, debris, plastics, and other unwanted material. Utilize proper procedures for entering customer information into computers and manifests paperwork Assist with the separation and processing of grease, water, solids, and other waste components. Operate a forklift, pallet jack, and other material-handling equipment when properly trained and authorized. Clean tanks, screens, hoses, pumps, floors, work areas, and dewatering equipment using water hoses, pressure washers, shovels, rakes, and other hand tools. Maintain orderly work areas and properly store hoses, fittings, tools, chemicals, and supplies. Assist with minor preventive maintenance, lubrication, hose replacement, cleanup, and basic troubleshooting of equipment. Inspect equipment and work areas and promptly report leaks, spills, damaged equipment, unusual odors, unsafe conditions, or process problems. Complete daily operating logs, truck unloading records, waste-receipt records, equipment inspections, maintenance records, and other required paperwork. Follow company procedures for spill prevention, containment, cleanup, and reporting. Perform other duties reasonably necessary for the safe and efficient operation of the facility.
Pay:
$18.00
•$30.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person