Wastewater Instrumentation Technician

Please note that applications must be completed and submitted by 11:59 pm ET on the day prior to the close date listed on the job posting.

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Largo's commitment to a High Performance Organization (HPO) model builds a flexible and resilient organization that intentionally builds leadership capacity at all levels of the organization.

$27.57 hourly rate

Skilled technical work in the installation, maintenance, calibration, and repair of complex high voltage electronic and electrical equipment (up to 240 - 480 voltage) used in wastewater treatment or lift stations. Work is performed with considerable independent judgment within established technical standards under the supervision of a Utilities Supervisor. Work is subjected to inspection in progress and upon completion. Wastewater Instrumentation Technicians work on an assigned shift;

however, employees in this classification may be required to work irregular hours in emergency situations.

All employees share components of leadership, management, technical, and team skills to assist in making the City of Largo the community of choice in Tampa Bay.

• Demonstrates an understanding and reflection of the City’s mission, vision, and values and a commitment to achieve organizational goals aligned with the City’s strategic plan
• Champions a high-performance work culture that encourages and embraces new ideas, develops individuals, and welcomes and encourages diverse perspectives
• Articulates strategic and innovative thinking and provides clarity to deliver superior services
• Approaches the job with enthusiasm and curiosity to promote a solutions-oriented work culture

• Effectively manages assignments and priorities to ensure the fulfillment of projects, tasks, and responsibilities
• Follows suggested procedures to assure the highest standards of risk management, employee safety and risk avoidance

• Repairs, configures, and calibrates electronic equipment such as: various types of flow meters/recorders, generator systems, atmosphere monitoring equipment, variable frequency drives, flow proportioning and high-resolution chemical feed equipment, various types of PLCs and associated devices, as well as independent controllers used in wastewater treatment or wastewater collections; following manufacturers specifications using common hand tools and various types of test instruments
• Tests, repairs, and calibrates faulty equipment and applies knowledge of functional operation of electronic units and systems to diagnose cause of malfunction; works closely with systems integrator to further diagnose instrument scaling and I/O point checks
• Tests electronic components and circuits to detect and locate defects, using multimeters, 4-20ma signal generators, thermographic camera imaging and heat analysis and oscilloscopes; replaces defective components and wiring and adjusts mechanical parts, using power tools, common hand tools, and soldering irons
• Performs routine preventive maintenance; aligns, adjusts, and calibrates equipment according to manufacturer specifications
• Replaces and repairs SCADA equipment, lift station control panels, reclaimed water pump stations, meter cans, disconnects, junction boxes, and automatic transfer switches which includes low and 3 phase high voltage electrical equipment
• Operates and maintains emergency generators and lift station pumps
• Maintains records of repairs, calibrations, and tests; corrects and updates schematics, electrical prints, and other related paperwork; keeps accurate records of all repairs, preventive maintenance, calibrations, and tests performed
• Submits purchase requisitions to Utilities Supervisor as appropriate and maintains stock of repair parts, tools, and equipment
• Attends National Electric Code (NEC) Training to maintain a working knowledge of the most current NEC requirements and safe practices

• Supports honest and transparent…