Unidirectional Flushing Technician (UDF

Utility Worker – Water Distribution Flushing

Non-Potable Water Distribution
· Flushing Operations
· Field & Technical

4-Month Contract
· Possible conversion to full-time if positions are available

Florida Driver's License required.

Pay: $16.50 per hour

We're looking for a skilled Utility Worker to perform specialized flushing tasks and water quality monitoring on a non-potable irrigation water distribution system. You'll operate valves, hydrants, and blow-offs; monitor water quality; track maintenance activities; and prepare field reports — all while working in a dynamic outdoor environment. This is a 4-month contract with the possibility of transitioning to a full-time role.

• Operate valves, hydrants, and blow-offs to perform flushing techniques that restore and maintain water quality in the distribution system
• Review utility distribution maps to determine water source, flow, valve locations, and flushing points
• Monitor water quality using field test equipment and document results
• Implement flushing plans using automated technologies including Cityworks and GIS-based tracking tools
• Determine operational status of distribution infrastructure and document repair needs for work order generation
• Prepare written and electronic field data records covering flushing locations, flow, water loss, and water quality
• Schedule, track, and ensure completion of preventive and corrective maintenance flushing activities
• Maintain inventory of parts and tools for flushing operations
• Prepare customer complaint reports and service maps
• Report to Lead Flushing Technician; perform other related duties as assigned

• High school diploma or GED
• Valid Florida Driver's License
• Skilled utilities field experience with water delivery systems, water quality monitoring, and flushing operations
• Ability to operate irrigation water distribution infrastructure — valves, fire hydrants, and blow-offs
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, plats, maps, aerial photos, and diagrams
• Proficiency with computer applications for documentation, tracking, and reporting
• Ability to work varied schedules including emergency and disaster situations as required
• Strong written and verbal communication skills; professional interaction with the public and other agencies