Clark County Utilities - Utility Technician - USWIIIB

Utility Technician - USWIIIB

Clark County is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, genetic information, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability or military status.

• Must have and maintain an Ohio Motor Vehicle Operator’s License and personal vehicle insurance of $100,000/$300,000; CDL Class A with tanker and air brake endorsement preferred. Must maintain any CDL already obtained.
• Ability to read meters manually and electronically.
• Ability to learn to operate and download touch read interrogator and related computer and radio equipment.
• Ability to physically walk up to 7.5 hours per day with limited rest periods and limited restroom access.
• Ability to handle dogs and other animals encountered on routes.
• Ability to learn to repair, rebuild and test meters and to read and follow written instructions.
• Ability to enter customers’ homes to replace meters and install radio read devices following training, and to exhibit a professional appearance and conduct.
• Ability to learn and demonstrate plumbing skills. Plumbing experience preferred.
• Ability to bend, stoop, crawl into confined spaces and work outdoors in extreme temperatures (hot and cold) and in inclement weather.
• Must be able to safely lift 80 pounds and operate a 65 to 95 pound jackhammer.
• Must learn to use various hand tools, including amp and voltage meters and continuity testers.
• Ability to learn safe procedures to work in and around trenches and back filling operations.
• Ability to learn and demonstrate motor and pump repair skills.
• Ability to learn 3‑phase electrical repair.
• Ability to learn operation and maintenance requirements of the vacuum sewer system.
• Ability to learn to operate jet truck and attachments.
• Following training, able to drive to lift stations, water tanks and treatment plants to verify operating status, take readings on meters, perform routine tests, and record results and readings.
• Ability to maintain tools and keep a complete inventory of tools and meters.
• Ability to write neatly and record information and daily logs accurately and learn basic Word/Excel applications.
• Must be able to work effectively as a team member and with supervisors and others.
• Must complete training requirements established by department.
• Regular and reliable attendance.

Full‑time, non‑exempt. Salary ranges from $22.71 to $34.28 per hour, depending on qualifications and licensure. Classified status.