Utilities Maintenance Mechanic I​/II​/III

If you are mechanically or electronically inclined and like to work outdoors, you will enjoy this job.

We will provide in-house and on the job training to be proficient with troubleshooting and maintaining both large and small pumps, valves of all types and sizes, chemical handling systems, air compressors, electric motors, and confined spaces.

• This is a great job to slide into as a seasoned mechanic or electrician or as a young professional looking to grow with mechanic and electrical experience.
• Don't have water certification, collection certifications, or your CDL B? We'll help you get them.
• Work schedule is Monday thru Friday, 7:00am-3:30pm which includes a 30 minute lunch break.

Under specified supervision, performs scheduled maintenance and mechanical repair of sewer lift stations, raw and potable water treatment facilities equipment and machinery. Positions in this class are flexibly staffed and are normally filled by advancement from level I or, when filled from the outside, require previous and directly related experience.

Under immediate supervision, this is the entry- level position in the Utilities Mechanic series. Incumbents are not required to have directly related work experience. Work is observed and reviewed both during performance and upon completion. Instruction or changes in procedures or exceptions to rules are explained in detail as required.

Under general supervision, this is the intermediate-level position in the Utilities Mechanic series. Incumbents generally have related work experience. Incumbents within this classification perform routine and less complex duties and responsibilities and steadily receive more complex duties and responsibilities as experience is gained. Employees are expected to work with only occasional instruction and assistance.

Under general supervision, this is the journey-level position in the Utilities Mechanic series. This classification is distinguished from level II by performing complex repairs and the full array of duties associated with the series. Employees at this level receive minimal instruction or assistance and are able to provide training to lower level and are fully skilled in the operating procedures and policies of the work unit.

Maintains a 24-hour on-call status for emergency situations as scheduled.

Performs scheduled preventative maintenance, mechanical repair and installation of machinery and equipment. Adjusts, lubricates, aligns, diagnoses and replaces equipment as required. Devel s daily and routine maintenance schedules.

Maintains service records, parts inventory and specifications for machinery and equipment for implementation of the preventative maintenance program.

Follows, prepares and generates standard operating procedures.

Assesses and tracks equipment condition for asset management. Obtains quotes for equipment procurement, replacement and budgetary planning.

Monitors and maintains water supply system, storage tank levels and pump station flow and pressure. Pre-treats water source lakes with appropriate chemicals, using a boat.

Monitors and maintains wastewater lift stations; performs maintenance on machinery, including lift station pumps, submersible pumps, electric and gas driven motors, control generators, compressors, and gear drives.

Monitors and maintains water treatment plants; performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on machinery, including pumps, valves, valve actuators, motors, pipes, flow meters, compressors, blowers, and other related equipment.

Cleans facilities including but not limited to pressure reducing valve vaults, pump stations, sewage lift stations, tank sites,…