Stormwater Operator

Position Summary

As a member of the Utilities team, the Stormwater operator is responsible for providing assistance in the upkeep, maintenance and tracking of City's Storm infrastructure.

As a member of the Utilities team, the Stormwater operator is responsible for providing assistance in the upkeep, maintenance and tracking of City's Storm infrastructure.

• Handles tasks related to the City’s stormwater systems, prioritizing needs based on data, ensures proper functioning storm system; provides effective operations of storm drainage system by cleaning out catch basins and swales; culverts, and storm scepters addresses issues related to storm water discharge and drainage.
• Operates city owned vehicles and equipment in a safe and efficient manner. (Pickup trucks, Hydro Vac, Skid steers, Etc.)
• Perform heavy manual labour such as lifting and shoveling.
• Assist in the installation, maintenance, operation and repair of utilities.
• Complete paperwork and forms related to specific tasks.
• Utilize various hand tools and power tools to complete tasks.
• Ensures a safe and healthy work environment for staff, visitors, the community and stakeholders, e.g., participates in workplace safety initiatives, participate in formal and informal worksite safety and environment inspections and audits, ensures compliance with the City’s Health and Safety Management System, reports and assists in the analysis of near misses or incidents.
• Appropriate and responsible use of confidential information; maintains confidentiality and security of all information related to the city.
• Ensure “pre-trips” and Equipment Checklists are completed daily, and any equipment concerns are addressed.
• Other duties as assigned

• Grade 12 or GED preferred.
• Valid Class 3 Alberta Driver’s License and Drive’s Abstract deemed satisfactory by the city.
• Criminal Record Check deemed satisfactory by the city.
• Valid Standard First Aid CPR C and AED certification would be an asset.
• Water or wastewater operator certification, or enrolment toward one.

• Ability to operate appropriate equipment in a safe and efficient manner.
• Basic analytical and creative thinking skills; ability to read and understand pesticide labels, ability to solve problems, make decisions, negotiate and deal effectively with people.
• Strong work ethic and highly motivated; ability to work in fast paced environment and respond to action requests in a timely manner.
• Basic verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to lift 50 lbs.

• Regular outdoor working conditions.
• Personal Protective Equipment required.
• Physically demanding work, including standing and walking for extended periods of time.

Position Type:
Full Time

Location:

Community Operations
Compensation:
Pay Grade will be determined by position placement.
Pay: $31.78/hr - $33.49/hr. (you'll find detailed information in Appendix A of the draft collective agreement)
Days of Work:
Monday to Friday