City of Morgan Hill
CITY OF MORGAN HILL
UTILITY WORKER I
$6,140 - $7,836 monthly ($73,680 - $94,032 annually)
UTILITY WORKER II
$6,774 - $8,646 monthly ($81,288 - $103,752 annually)
The City of Morgan Hill is currently recruiting for one Utility Worker in the Engineering & Utilities Department.
This classification is flexibly staffed as Utility Worker I or Utility Worker II, and the position may be filled at either level.
UTILITY WORKER I DEFINITION Under general supervision, performs a variety of semi‑skilled work in the maintenance of water supply and wastewater collection system facilities and appurtenances; performs related work as required.
CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Utility Worker I is the journey level class in this maintenance series.
It differs from Utility Worker II in that the latter requires the ability to independently perform a number of assigned tasks skillfully and safely while providing limited lead direction to a small crew on a job site. Operation of equipment, vehicles, and power tools is a regular responsibility of the Utility Worker I class.
UTILITY WORKER II DEFINITION Under general supervision, performs a variety of skilled work in the maintenance of water supply and wastewater collection system facilities and appurtenances; performs related work as required.
CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Utility Worker II is the advanced journey‑level class of this series and incumbents are competent to independently perform a number of assigned tasks skillfully and safely. Operation of equipment, vehicles, and power tools is a regular responsibility of this class. The position requires a Grade I Water Treatment Operator Certificate or a Wastewater Collection System Operator Certificate or equivalent.
APPLICATION AND SELECTION PROCESS If you are interested, please apply immediately as this announcement may close without notice.
Apply online at
www.morganhill.ca.gov
and submit the following items:
A completed City of Morgan Hill employment application
Responses to the supplemental questions
Cover letter
Resume
Copy of certificates (if applicable)
Please note, only completed application packets will be reviewed.
Candidates will be required to complete a practical exam and oral interview.
UTILITY WORKER I RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform a variety of work to maintain water wells, chemical feeder equipment, pumps, motors, telemeter sensory equipment, treated water storage facilities, water distribution pipelines, and related appurtenances; maintain sanitary sewers and pumping equipment.
Ensure proper treatment of water from local groundwater sources.
Take water samples and conduct field tests to confirm treatment procedures and adjust chemical feeders accordingly.
Change chemical drums to maintain continuous flow.
Ensure storage reservoirs are maintained at proper operating levels.
Make minor repairs and adjustments to tools and equipment.
Answer inquiries from citizens regarding work performed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed.
Assist other maintenance crews in emergency situations.
UTILITY WORKER II RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform a variety of advanced skilled work to maintain water wells, chemical feeder equipment, pumps, motors, telemetering sensory equipment, treated water storage facilities, water distribution pipelines, and related appurtenances; maintain sanitary sewers and pumping equipment.
Ensure proper treatment of water from local groundwater sources.
Take water samples and conduct field tests to confirm treatment procedures and adjust chemical feeders accordingly.
Perform maintenance work in support of sewer line flushing program and the pump maintenance program.
Change chemical drums to maintain continuous flow.
Ensure storage reservoirs are maintained at proper operating levels.
Make minor repairs and adjustments to tools and equipment.
Answer inquiries from citizens regarding work performed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed.
Assist other maintenance crews in emergency situations.
UTILITY WORKER I REQUIREMENTS Education & Experience:
Completion of high school or equivalent.
Licenses & Certificates:
Pass written exam to obtain Class A driving permit within six months of hire and possession of a valid California Class A driver’s license within one year.
Acquire a State of California Department of Health Services Water Distribution Operator Grade I within probationary period.
Other Requirements:
Pass a spirometry test prior to hire.
Work extended hours as required and respond within 30 minutes to yard stand‑by duty.
Respond to emergencies on a 24‑hour stand‑by basis.
Wear respirator.
Work within confined spaces.
Climb 40‑50 feet on ladder.
Knowledge of:
Use and care of common hand tools.
Safety practices pertaining to work.
Basic shop arithmetic.
Basic mechanical maintenance practices and methods.
Skill in:
Following oral and written instructions.
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with those contacted in course of work.
Dealing tactfully and effectively with the public.
UTILITY WORKER II REQUIREMENTS Education & Experience:
Completion of high school or equivalent.
Two years of semi‑skilled and skilled maintenance work on pumps, motors, pipelines and related facilities; preference for experience operating excavation equipment such as backhoe.
Licenses & Certificates:
Possession of a valid State of California D1 Water Distribution Certificate at hire.
Acquire a State of California Grade I Water Treatment Operator Certificate or a California Water Environment Association Grade I Collection System Maintenance Certificate within probationary period.
Pass written exam for Class A driving permit within six months of hire and possession of valid California Class A driver’s license within one year.
Other Requirements:
Demonstrate understanding of responsibilities of a lead role on utility system maintenance.
Work extended hours as required and respond within 30 minutes to yard stand‑by duty.
Respond to emergencies on a 24‑hour stand‑by basis.
Wear respirator.
Pass a spirometry test prior to hire.
Work within confined spaces.
Climb 40‑50 feet on ladder.
Knowledge of:
Use and care of common hand tools.
Safety practices pertaining to work.
Basic shop arithmetic.
Basic mechanical maintenance practices and methods.
Tools, equipment practices, methods and materials for water production, storage and distribution facility repair and maintenance projects.
Tools, practices and techniques related to sanitary sewer and related pump station maintenance and repair.
Safe and proficient operation of a backhoe and field maintenance practices.
Basic water treatment principles and practices.
Safe handling of water treatment chemicals.
Skill in:
Following oral and written instructions.
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with those contacted in course of work.
Dealing tactfully and effectively with the public.
Operating a backhoe.
Leading and performing work in accordance with written and oral instructions.
Performing skilled operations and maintenance work on utility equipment and facilities.
Reading and interpreting plans and specifications.
Maintaining accurate records and preparing clear reports of work performed.
Performing basic mathematic computations.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Walking
Driving
Mobility
Speaking/Hearing
Seeing
Sitting/Standing
Climbing
Lift up to 50 lbs.
Work in confined space environment
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS Office Conditions
Indoors : normal office conditions, 5% of the time
Travel : varying conditions, 95% of the time
Noise level : conducive to office setting
Lighting : conducive to office setting
Flooring : low level carpeting
Ventilation : provided by central air conditioning
Dust : normal, indoor levels
Field Conditions
Outdoors : varying outdoor weather conditions
Noise level : low to high equipment noises
Flooring : grass, gravel, rock, dirt, and wet surfaces
Hazards : working in areas that are in various stages of development and construction
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$6,140 - $7,836 monthly ($73,680 - $94,032 annually)
UTILITY WORKER II
$6,774 - $8,646 monthly ($81,288 - $103,752 annually)
The City of Morgan Hill is currently recruiting for one Utility Worker in the Engineering & Utilities Department.
This classification is flexibly staffed as Utility Worker I or Utility Worker II, and the position may be filled at either level.
UTILITY WORKER I DEFINITION Under general supervision, performs a variety of semi‑skilled work in the maintenance of water supply and wastewater collection system facilities and appurtenances; performs related work as required.
CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Utility Worker I is the journey level class in this maintenance series.
It differs from Utility Worker II in that the latter requires the ability to independently perform a number of assigned tasks skillfully and safely while providing limited lead direction to a small crew on a job site. Operation of equipment, vehicles, and power tools is a regular responsibility of the Utility Worker I class.
UTILITY WORKER II DEFINITION Under general supervision, performs a variety of skilled work in the maintenance of water supply and wastewater collection system facilities and appurtenances; performs related work as required.
CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Utility Worker II is the advanced journey‑level class of this series and incumbents are competent to independently perform a number of assigned tasks skillfully and safely. Operation of equipment, vehicles, and power tools is a regular responsibility of this class. The position requires a Grade I Water Treatment Operator Certificate or a Wastewater Collection System Operator Certificate or equivalent.
APPLICATION AND SELECTION PROCESS If you are interested, please apply immediately as this announcement may close without notice.
Apply online at
www.morganhill.ca.gov
and submit the following items:
A completed City of Morgan Hill employment application
Responses to the supplemental questions
Cover letter
Resume
Copy of certificates (if applicable)
Please note, only completed application packets will be reviewed.
Candidates will be required to complete a practical exam and oral interview.
UTILITY WORKER I RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform a variety of work to maintain water wells, chemical feeder equipment, pumps, motors, telemeter sensory equipment, treated water storage facilities, water distribution pipelines, and related appurtenances; maintain sanitary sewers and pumping equipment.
Ensure proper treatment of water from local groundwater sources.
Take water samples and conduct field tests to confirm treatment procedures and adjust chemical feeders accordingly.
Change chemical drums to maintain continuous flow.
Ensure storage reservoirs are maintained at proper operating levels.
Make minor repairs and adjustments to tools and equipment.
Answer inquiries from citizens regarding work performed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed.
Assist other maintenance crews in emergency situations.
UTILITY WORKER II RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform a variety of advanced skilled work to maintain water wells, chemical feeder equipment, pumps, motors, telemetering sensory equipment, treated water storage facilities, water distribution pipelines, and related appurtenances; maintain sanitary sewers and pumping equipment.
Ensure proper treatment of water from local groundwater sources.
Take water samples and conduct field tests to confirm treatment procedures and adjust chemical feeders accordingly.
Perform maintenance work in support of sewer line flushing program and the pump maintenance program.
Change chemical drums to maintain continuous flow.
Ensure storage reservoirs are maintained at proper operating levels.
Make minor repairs and adjustments to tools and equipment.
Answer inquiries from citizens regarding work performed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed.
Assist other maintenance crews in emergency situations.
UTILITY WORKER I REQUIREMENTS Education & Experience:
Completion of high school or equivalent.
Licenses & Certificates:
Pass written exam to obtain Class A driving permit within six months of hire and possession of a valid California Class A driver’s license within one year.
Acquire a State of California Department of Health Services Water Distribution Operator Grade I within probationary period.
Other Requirements:
Pass a spirometry test prior to hire.
Work extended hours as required and respond within 30 minutes to yard stand‑by duty.
Respond to emergencies on a 24‑hour stand‑by basis.
Wear respirator.
Work within confined spaces.
Climb 40‑50 feet on ladder.
Knowledge of:
Use and care of common hand tools.
Safety practices pertaining to work.
Basic shop arithmetic.
Basic mechanical maintenance practices and methods.
Skill in:
Following oral and written instructions.
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with those contacted in course of work.
Dealing tactfully and effectively with the public.
UTILITY WORKER II REQUIREMENTS Education & Experience:
Completion of high school or equivalent.
Two years of semi‑skilled and skilled maintenance work on pumps, motors, pipelines and related facilities; preference for experience operating excavation equipment such as backhoe.
Licenses & Certificates:
Possession of a valid State of California D1 Water Distribution Certificate at hire.
Acquire a State of California Grade I Water Treatment Operator Certificate or a California Water Environment Association Grade I Collection System Maintenance Certificate within probationary period.
Pass written exam for Class A driving permit within six months of hire and possession of valid California Class A driver’s license within one year.
Other Requirements:
Demonstrate understanding of responsibilities of a lead role on utility system maintenance.
Work extended hours as required and respond within 30 minutes to yard stand‑by duty.
Respond to emergencies on a 24‑hour stand‑by basis.
Wear respirator.
Pass a spirometry test prior to hire.
Work within confined spaces.
Climb 40‑50 feet on ladder.
Knowledge of:
Use and care of common hand tools.
Safety practices pertaining to work.
Basic shop arithmetic.
Basic mechanical maintenance practices and methods.
Tools, equipment practices, methods and materials for water production, storage and distribution facility repair and maintenance projects.
Tools, practices and techniques related to sanitary sewer and related pump station maintenance and repair.
Safe and proficient operation of a backhoe and field maintenance practices.
Basic water treatment principles and practices.
Safe handling of water treatment chemicals.
Skill in:
Following oral and written instructions.
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with those contacted in course of work.
Dealing tactfully and effectively with the public.
Operating a backhoe.
Leading and performing work in accordance with written and oral instructions.
Performing skilled operations and maintenance work on utility equipment and facilities.
Reading and interpreting plans and specifications.
Maintaining accurate records and preparing clear reports of work performed.
Performing basic mathematic computations.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Walking
Driving
Mobility
Speaking/Hearing
Seeing
Sitting/Standing
Climbing
Lift up to 50 lbs.
Work in confined space environment
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS Office Conditions
Indoors : normal office conditions, 5% of the time
Travel : varying conditions, 95% of the time
Noise level : conducive to office setting
Lighting : conducive to office setting
Flooring : low level carpeting
Ventilation : provided by central air conditioning
Dust : normal, indoor levels
Field Conditions
Outdoors : varying outdoor weather conditions
Noise level : low to high equipment noises
Flooring : grass, gravel, rock, dirt, and wet surfaces
Hazards : working in areas that are in various stages of development and construction
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