Kitsap County
UTILITIES WORKER / TECHNICIAN / SPECIALIST (STORMWATER)
Kitsap County, Bremerton, Washington, United States, 98312
UTILITIES WORKER / TECHNICIAN / SPECIALIST (STORMWATER)
Kitsap County is seeking a dedicated and skilled Utility Maintenance Professional to join our Public Works team. This is an exceptional opportunity to build a rewarding career in public service while helping shape and maintain the essential infrastructure that supports our communities every day. Whether maintaining sewer systems, enhancing stormwater facilities, or supporting green infrastructure, your work will directly impact environmental health, public safety, and community well-being. This position is ideal for candidates who enjoy working outdoors, operating equipment, and being part of a team committed to excellence and sustainability. With a variety of dynamic workgroups—from green stormwater systems to sewer collection and stormwater maintenance—this role offers unique opportunities for hands-on experience, career progression, and technical development across multiple critical service areas. Join a collaborative team that values mentorship, continuous improvement, and making a difference in Kitsap County's future. As a Utility Maintenance Worker, Technician, or Specialist, you will: Perform Infrastructure Maintenance: Support construction, repair, and maintenance of sanitary sewer systems, stormwater systems, ponds, ditches, vaults, and green infrastructure (LID/GSS). Operate Equipment Safely and Efficiently: Operate a full range of equipment such as excavators, dump trucks, eductor trucks, hydro seeders, front-end loaders, mowers, and hand tools. Conduct System Repairs and Retrofits: Assist in the installation and rehabilitation of underground utility lines, manholes, catch basins, and surface restoration including asphalt and concrete. Support Green Infrastructure Initiatives: Maintain and improve bio-retention systems, modular wetlands, and low-impact development (LID) facilities. Inspect and Monitor Systems: Perform inspections of sewer and storm systems and locate underground utilities for maintenance and design. Ensure Worksite Safety: Plan and deploy traffic control measures such as cones, signs, and flaggers in compliance with regulations. Utilize Digital Tools: Input data into asset management systems and read and interpret engineered drawings. Apply Mathematical Formulas: Use mathematical formulas to calculate grade, volume, and cubic yards, ensuring accurate measurements. Mentor Seasonal Staff: Support the seasonal employment program by coaching and guiding temporary team members in field operations. What You Bring Professional Experience: Utility Maintenance Worker: 6+ months of experience in construction, maintenance, or outdoor manual labor. Utility Maintenance Technician: 1+ year of experience in construction, maintenance, or outdoor manual labor, including 6 months in stormwater/sewer utility work. Utility Maintenance Specialist: 3+ years of experience in stormwater maintenance, utility construction, repair, replacement and maintenance, road construction/maintenance, or related.
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Kitsap County is seeking a dedicated and skilled Utility Maintenance Professional to join our Public Works team. This is an exceptional opportunity to build a rewarding career in public service while helping shape and maintain the essential infrastructure that supports our communities every day. Whether maintaining sewer systems, enhancing stormwater facilities, or supporting green infrastructure, your work will directly impact environmental health, public safety, and community well-being. This position is ideal for candidates who enjoy working outdoors, operating equipment, and being part of a team committed to excellence and sustainability. With a variety of dynamic workgroups—from green stormwater systems to sewer collection and stormwater maintenance—this role offers unique opportunities for hands-on experience, career progression, and technical development across multiple critical service areas. Join a collaborative team that values mentorship, continuous improvement, and making a difference in Kitsap County's future. As a Utility Maintenance Worker, Technician, or Specialist, you will: Perform Infrastructure Maintenance: Support construction, repair, and maintenance of sanitary sewer systems, stormwater systems, ponds, ditches, vaults, and green infrastructure (LID/GSS). Operate Equipment Safely and Efficiently: Operate a full range of equipment such as excavators, dump trucks, eductor trucks, hydro seeders, front-end loaders, mowers, and hand tools. Conduct System Repairs and Retrofits: Assist in the installation and rehabilitation of underground utility lines, manholes, catch basins, and surface restoration including asphalt and concrete. Support Green Infrastructure Initiatives: Maintain and improve bio-retention systems, modular wetlands, and low-impact development (LID) facilities. Inspect and Monitor Systems: Perform inspections of sewer and storm systems and locate underground utilities for maintenance and design. Ensure Worksite Safety: Plan and deploy traffic control measures such as cones, signs, and flaggers in compliance with regulations. Utilize Digital Tools: Input data into asset management systems and read and interpret engineered drawings. Apply Mathematical Formulas: Use mathematical formulas to calculate grade, volume, and cubic yards, ensuring accurate measurements. Mentor Seasonal Staff: Support the seasonal employment program by coaching and guiding temporary team members in field operations. What You Bring Professional Experience: Utility Maintenance Worker: 6+ months of experience in construction, maintenance, or outdoor manual labor. Utility Maintenance Technician: 1+ year of experience in construction, maintenance, or outdoor manual labor, including 6 months in stormwater/sewer utility work. Utility Maintenance Specialist: 3+ years of experience in stormwater maintenance, utility construction, repair, replacement and maintenance, road construction/maintenance, or related.
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