Sigma
090325 - Glycol System Operator (1-Year Contract)
Location:
Warwick, RI
Sigma Systems
is currently seeking a skilled
Glycol System Operator
to join our team in Warwick, RI. This role is responsible for operating and monitoring the
airport deicing system and wastewater treatment plant
while ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards.
• Key Responsibilities Operate the
deicing system and treatment plant
under supervision of the Wastewater Treatment System Supervisor. Control treatment processes including influent feeds, fluidization loops, effluent discharges, solids handling, chemical feed, and utilities. Monitor and control
glycol collection systems , pumps, valves, and related infrastructure. Troubleshoot equipment and process issues; recommend adjustments or maintenance needs. Operate and monitor
SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems . Perform
water quality sampling and analysis . Carry the
deicing emergency pager
(October-May) for 24-hour on-call coverage during winter operations. Enter data and prepare reports for the Environmental Programs Manager. Ensure safe operation of equipment and compliance with
airport security procedures . Other duties as assigned. Requirements
Bachelor's degree and/or
3+ years' experience
in water quality treatment operations. 3+ years' SCADA network management experience
preferred. Strong ability to interpret data, monitor systems, and apply operational adjustments. Proficiency in
Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint) . Ability to obtain and maintain
airport security clearance . Physically capable of climbing ladders, lifting up to 50 lbs, and working with hands overhead. Valid
driver's license
required. Preferred Certifications
24-hour
HAZWOPER Training
(preferred). Grade 1 or 2 Wastewater Treatment Operator Certification
(preferred). Work Environment
Work both
indoors and outdoors
in varying New England weather conditions. Routine use of PPE including hard hats, safety glasses, and hearing protection. Must be available for
24-hour on-call response
during deicing season. Tasks may involve climbing, crawling, and driving on the airfield.
Location:
Warwick, RI
Sigma Systems
is currently seeking a skilled
Glycol System Operator
to join our team in Warwick, RI. This role is responsible for operating and monitoring the
airport deicing system and wastewater treatment plant
while ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards.
• Key Responsibilities Operate the
deicing system and treatment plant
under supervision of the Wastewater Treatment System Supervisor. Control treatment processes including influent feeds, fluidization loops, effluent discharges, solids handling, chemical feed, and utilities. Monitor and control
glycol collection systems , pumps, valves, and related infrastructure. Troubleshoot equipment and process issues; recommend adjustments or maintenance needs. Operate and monitor
SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems . Perform
water quality sampling and analysis . Carry the
deicing emergency pager
(October-May) for 24-hour on-call coverage during winter operations. Enter data and prepare reports for the Environmental Programs Manager. Ensure safe operation of equipment and compliance with
airport security procedures . Other duties as assigned. Requirements
Bachelor's degree and/or
3+ years' experience
in water quality treatment operations. 3+ years' SCADA network management experience
preferred. Strong ability to interpret data, monitor systems, and apply operational adjustments. Proficiency in
Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint) . Ability to obtain and maintain
airport security clearance . Physically capable of climbing ladders, lifting up to 50 lbs, and working with hands overhead. Valid
driver's license
required. Preferred Certifications
24-hour
HAZWOPER Training
(preferred). Grade 1 or 2 Wastewater Treatment Operator Certification
(preferred). Work Environment
Work both
indoors and outdoors
in varying New England weather conditions. Routine use of PPE including hard hats, safety glasses, and hearing protection. Must be available for
24-hour on-call response
during deicing season. Tasks may involve climbing, crawling, and driving on the airfield.