Water Systems Field Technician II

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Why join our team?

Tidewater Utilities, Inc. has been Delaware’s premiere water company since 1964. We have created a work environment that promotes professional development and finding your passion. We understand the importance of our services and the individuals who uphold our reputation.

Joining our team means that you have a multitude of benefits that support you in and out of the workplace such as- full medical, dental, and vision benefits, 401k, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, employee assistance program, and more.

The Utility Worker II is responsible for assisting in all necessary tasks involved with the installation of water services and performing maintenance, repair and inspection of all Tidewater Utilities fire hydrants, valves, water mains, services, distribution systems components. Works on the repair and maintenance of sewage collection systems. All work is to be performed with a reasonable standard of care and in a safe, professional manner.

Reports to a Distribution Foreman or others with job site oversight.

Work Performed:

• Installs saddles, valves and piping for water services.
• Helps to make necessary repairs to services, mains and fire hydrants.
• Ensures current Miss Utility ticket is on file before digging with equipment.
• Is responsible to uncover all marked or suspected utilities by shovel before proceeding.
• Assist in using the enterprise GIS system to locate and verify valves and components.
• Assist in using sewage collection maps to locate manholes and determine flow direction.
• Accounts for materials used and transfer information onto appropriate work order.
• Backfill material, tamp to ensure proper compaction, rake to remove clumps and seed.
• Uses mechanical tampers to compact disturbed areas in roadways and parking lots.
• Assist in the operational checks and inspections of fire hydrants, valves and other components.
• Responds to sewer backups and assist in clearing the blockage using power equipment.
• Perform other duties to offer assistance to other departments as directed.
• May be required to work unscheduled overtime and will perform on-call duties.
• Must be able to work outside in all types of weather conditions.
• Use construction equipment with direction from more experienced staff.
• Utilize Mobile Workforce Management (MWM) to receive/complete Field Activities (FAs)

Qualifications:

• Capable to work well with others and with minimum direct supervision.
• Must be able to communicate clearly and honestly with others.
• Must be able to follow established safety procedures and recognize potential hazards.
• Must be able to wear safety harness and other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Be able to learn basic computer skills to complete timesheets, work orders, FAs and other tasks.
• Skills to learn how to operate construction equipment such as backhoe, trencher, tamper.
• Average overall mechanical skills.
• Able to interact with customers in a professional manner and uphold the company’s image.
• Valid CDL-A motor vehicle license or the ability to obtain a CDL-A within one year of hire.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

Frequent standing, sitting, walking, and driving. Routinely using shovels and hand tools. Regularly, climbing in and out of trenches with and without ladders. Routinely, bending crouching, knelling, working in confining spaces and working over ones head. Occasionally, lifting and carrying object weighing as much as 50 pounds unassisted and more with…