Job Description

The City of Soap Lake values trustworthy employees with a positive attitude who are willing to offer great service, are committed to customer satisfaction, and actively support and uphold the City's mission and values. Professionalism, tact, and strong interpersonal skills are important for effective and efficient team members. Day-to-day responsibilities are unique to each role but contribute to a common direction and a collaborative work environment. Regular attendance is essential for continuity, productivity, and success. Practicing good judgment which demonstrates integrity is essential. Employees are to be responsible and accountable for their work and treat others in a respective and supportive manner. The City of Soap Lake encourages employees to develop themselves professionally and personally.

• SUMMARY
• SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED
• EXAMPLES OF DUTIES

This position operates the City of Soap Lake’s Waster Water Treatment Plant including but not limited to the waste water treatment plant, pump stations, collection system and related equipment.Performs skilled, entry level to journeyman-level work in monitoring, repairing and controlling the functioning of the waste water treatment plant, collection system, equipment and processes.Perform the duties of a Maintenance Worker as needed to efficiently utilize human resources within the department.

Works under general supervision. No formal supervisory responsibilities but may oversee or direct the work of support staff, contractors, and/or volunteers.

The specific statements shown for each task are not intended to be all inclusive. They represent minimal essential elements and criteria considered necessary to successfully perform the job. Other related duties and responsibilities may be required, or assigned, as needed.

• Monitors, maintains and operates all plant/pump station equipment and makes process changes based on collected data analysis and visual inspection; troubleshoots process.
• Ensures plant effluent meets or exceeds Washington State Department of Ecology permit requirements.
• Operates and maintains Odor Control System. Responds to odor complaints and makes necessary adjustments.
• Inspects all machinery and equipment; performs repair, maintenance and preventative maintenance on all plant equipment as required.
• Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and recommend repair options.
• Maintains and records data in logbook and computer databases.
• Assists with operational decisions and assists with maintenance decisions based on review of directives, lab data, and log entries.
• Coordinates hazardous chemical transfers and mixes chemicals as necessary for process operations.
• Maintains control of tools and equipment inventory and assures cleanliness of all wastewater facilities.
• Serves as a plant operator, laboratory and maintenance personnel as needed.
• Assists in providing budgetary support in obtaining quotations and other information for purchases and work plans, coding of bills prior to submitting to Accounts Payable.
• Perform project related inspections and consult with subcontractors as directed.
• Performs collaboratively as part of the Public Works team.
• Exhibits a strong commitment to internal and external customer service.
• Order supplies as needed, adhering to City purchasing policy and public bidding requirements.
• Provides safe working conditions in compliance of all federal, state and city guidelines.
• Interacts in a professional and respectful manner with City staff and the public.
• Trains other employees and volunteers as required.
• Conducts educational tours for the public as required.
• Attends work on a regular and dependable basis.
• Assumes other duties as assigned by Supervisor.

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS:

Knowledge of:

• Washington State Laws relating to waste water treatment plants.
• City and Department rules, regulations, and policies.
• The methods, practices, procedures, tools, and equipment used in the operation, maintenance, and repair or sewage collection, pumping and treatment plant operations.
• Safety regulations and practices relating to wastewater treatment plants and related facilities, including applicable Federal, State and local regulations.

Ability to:

• Interpret engineering and technical specifications related to waste water treatment plant construction and operations.
• Maintain various records and reports concerning the waste water treatment plants facilities and operational requirements to be in compliance with local, Federal and State requirements.
• Establish and maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees and the general public.
• Deal with the public and general contractors and suppliers courteously and tactfully.
• Communicate, read, write, and understand English at a level necessary for efficient job performance.
• Demonstrated skills in Word, Excel, and Outlook. Ability to learn other computer program applications.

Maintenance Worker Level Ill

• All maintenance worker Il requirements
• WWTPO I Certification

Performance Criteria:

Employees shall be able to progress and achieve Level Ill within 36 months of hire.

Job Tags

For contractors, For subcontractor, Local area,

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