TempWorks Software Incorporated
Utilities Maintenance Mechanic I
TempWorks Software Incorporated, Florida, New York, United States
PAY RATE: $22.05 /HR. + DOQ
Position Summary Under the general supervision of the Mechanical Electrical Foreman III, the Maintenance Mechanic I is responsible for assisting the crew leader with the maintenance and repair of lift stations and/or wells. This position requires knowledge of electrical and mechanical tools, basic knowledge and experience related to electricity, and safety procedures, and a mechanical background with the ability to assemble and disassemble machinery.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Assists in preventive maintenance and scheduled maintenance of lift station equipment. Assist in the repair and/or replacement of motors, pumps, and all associated equipment in lift stations and piping or structural components that require replacement.
Assists in the checking and maintenance of equipment such as motors, blowers, pumps, compressors, chemical feeders, rotary distributors, and flotation units.
Assists in performing scheduled preventive maintenance and repairing a variety of water/wastewater-related equipment.
Learns to fabricate or repair products (motors, machine parts, etc.) using a cutting torch and welder.
Assists in the pulling, troubleshooting, and repairing of motors, starters, relays, regulators, pumps, soft starts, programmable logic controllers, and many other items related to utilities.
Assists in the maintenance of the Lakeland/Plant City potable water interconnect.
Assists in the installation of well pumps, motors, and related equipment.
Assists in the preventative and corrective maintenance of Collection System lift stations, grounds, and associated equipment.
Inspects pull chains on pumps and replace as needed. Inspects wear-rings and impellers on pumps. Exercises plug valves at the station. Cleans and inspects check valves at the stations. Checks operation of float switches in the station. Inspect wire ties on float and power cords and replace as needed.
Washes down pumping station, assists in vacuum cleaning of station, removes rags and debris from floats and electrical power cords.
Assists in installation or replacement of equipment and machinery; participates in major plant installation and equipment overhauls.
May operate heavy machinery including electrical meters, forklift, cranes, and front loader.
Assists with the maintenance of 4 water storage tanks: painting, cleaning, etc. Assists with repairing and cleaning of salt tanks. Assists with the maintenance and repair of 8 - 2000‑gallon chlorine tanks and, if they cannot be repaired, assists with the installation of new tanks.
Assists with concrete work and performs basic carpentry work in lift station repair, and other work as required.
Learns to use a handheld scanner for computer checks. Scans barcodes on motors, pumps, etc.
Maintains records and logs as needed.
Follows the direction of Maintenance Mechanic III.
Works a rotating twenty‑four hour, seven‑day on‑call shift for emergency coverage within 12 months.
All employees will be cross trained in water, waste water, and/or reclaimed water for equivalent positions. The employee may be directed to change positions at any time of employment without notice on a permanent or temporary basis.
Minimum Qualifications Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Work with various hands and power tools.
Follow oral and written instructions.
Take independent action without constant supervision.
Make logical decisions based on training and experience.
Work in or around wastewater and related jobs.
Work in a responsible manner when dealing with coworkers.
Must be dedicated to providing support to other employees in a team atmosphere.
Must be in good physical condition working outside in the elements performing extensive lifting and mechanical repairs.
Must be willing to work in different areas of the department or city as required.
Must be able to work in confined spaces and underground.
Education and Experience
Graduation from an accredited high school or possession of an equivalency diploma.
1 year experience and or training related to mechanical and electrical projects.
Additional training and experience will be required.
Certificates and Licenses
Valid Florida Driver’s License
Forklift Certification
Confined Space Entry Certification
F. E. M. A. IS‑100, IS‑200, IS‑700
Physical Abilities
Heavy lifting (45 lbs. and over) — Constant
Moderate lifting (15 to 44 lbs.) — Constant
Light lifting (under 15 lbs.) — Constant
Heavy carrying (45 lbs. and over) — Constant
Moderate carrying (14 to 44 lbs.) — Constant
Light carrying (under 15 lbs.) — Constant
Reaching above shoulder — Constant
Use of fingers — Constant
Both hands required — Constant
Climbing (use of legs and arms) — Constant
Climbing (legs only) — Constant
Good near vision — Constant
Good distant vision — Constant
Both eyes required — Constant
Depth perception — Constant
Distinguishing basic colors — Constant
Distinguishing shades of colors — Constant
Good hearing (with or without hearing aid) — Constant
Straight pulling — Constant
Pulling hand over hand — Constant
Pushing — Constant
Walking — ConstantStanding — Constant
Crawling — Constant
Kneeling — Constant
Bending — Constant
Balancing — Constant
Stooping — Constant
Jumping — Constant
Running — Constant
Throwing — Constant
Driving (cars, small vans, pick‑ups, etc.) — Constant
Driving & operating (heavy equip., trucks, etc.) — Constant
Other — Constant
Environmental Conditions
Work Inside — Constant
Work Outside — Constant
In the Heat — Constant
In the Cold — Constant
In High Humidity — Constant
In Dampness or Chilliness — Constant
In Dry Conditions — Constant
In or with Noisy Conditions — Constant
In Darkness — Constant
In or with Dusty Conditions — Constant
With Silica, Asbestos, etc. — Constant
With Fumes or Gases — Constant
With Smoke or Flames — Constant
With Chemicals — Constant
With Solvents — Constant
With Grease or Oils — Constant
With Radiant Energy — Constant
With Electrical Energy — Constant
On Slippery Surfaces — Constant
On Uneven Surfaces — Constant
In or With Moving Objects — ConstantIn or With Ladders/Scaffolding — Constant
At Heights above Ground Level — Constant
Below Ground Level — Constant
In Water — Constant
With Explosives — Constant
With Poor Ventilation — Constant
With Odors — Constant
With Unusual Fatigue Factors — Constant
Other Relevant Information — Constant
Emergency Responsibilities In the event of an emergency or disaster, an employee may be required to respond promptly to duties and responsibilities as assigned by the employee’s department, Emergency Management, or City Administration. Such assignments may be before, during, or after the emergency/disaster.
Disclaimers This job description is not intended to and does not, constitute an offer of employment or a contract for employment or the terms and conditions of employment. The City of Plant City has the right to revise this job description at any time.
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Position Summary Under the general supervision of the Mechanical Electrical Foreman III, the Maintenance Mechanic I is responsible for assisting the crew leader with the maintenance and repair of lift stations and/or wells. This position requires knowledge of electrical and mechanical tools, basic knowledge and experience related to electricity, and safety procedures, and a mechanical background with the ability to assemble and disassemble machinery.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Assists in preventive maintenance and scheduled maintenance of lift station equipment. Assist in the repair and/or replacement of motors, pumps, and all associated equipment in lift stations and piping or structural components that require replacement.
Assists in the checking and maintenance of equipment such as motors, blowers, pumps, compressors, chemical feeders, rotary distributors, and flotation units.
Assists in performing scheduled preventive maintenance and repairing a variety of water/wastewater-related equipment.
Learns to fabricate or repair products (motors, machine parts, etc.) using a cutting torch and welder.
Assists in the pulling, troubleshooting, and repairing of motors, starters, relays, regulators, pumps, soft starts, programmable logic controllers, and many other items related to utilities.
Assists in the maintenance of the Lakeland/Plant City potable water interconnect.
Assists in the installation of well pumps, motors, and related equipment.
Assists in the preventative and corrective maintenance of Collection System lift stations, grounds, and associated equipment.
Inspects pull chains on pumps and replace as needed. Inspects wear-rings and impellers on pumps. Exercises plug valves at the station. Cleans and inspects check valves at the stations. Checks operation of float switches in the station. Inspect wire ties on float and power cords and replace as needed.
Washes down pumping station, assists in vacuum cleaning of station, removes rags and debris from floats and electrical power cords.
Assists in installation or replacement of equipment and machinery; participates in major plant installation and equipment overhauls.
May operate heavy machinery including electrical meters, forklift, cranes, and front loader.
Assists with the maintenance of 4 water storage tanks: painting, cleaning, etc. Assists with repairing and cleaning of salt tanks. Assists with the maintenance and repair of 8 - 2000‑gallon chlorine tanks and, if they cannot be repaired, assists with the installation of new tanks.
Assists with concrete work and performs basic carpentry work in lift station repair, and other work as required.
Learns to use a handheld scanner for computer checks. Scans barcodes on motors, pumps, etc.
Maintains records and logs as needed.
Follows the direction of Maintenance Mechanic III.
Works a rotating twenty‑four hour, seven‑day on‑call shift for emergency coverage within 12 months.
All employees will be cross trained in water, waste water, and/or reclaimed water for equivalent positions. The employee may be directed to change positions at any time of employment without notice on a permanent or temporary basis.
Minimum Qualifications Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Work with various hands and power tools.
Follow oral and written instructions.
Take independent action without constant supervision.
Make logical decisions based on training and experience.
Work in or around wastewater and related jobs.
Work in a responsible manner when dealing with coworkers.
Must be dedicated to providing support to other employees in a team atmosphere.
Must be in good physical condition working outside in the elements performing extensive lifting and mechanical repairs.
Must be willing to work in different areas of the department or city as required.
Must be able to work in confined spaces and underground.
Education and Experience
Graduation from an accredited high school or possession of an equivalency diploma.
1 year experience and or training related to mechanical and electrical projects.
Additional training and experience will be required.
Certificates and Licenses
Valid Florida Driver’s License
Forklift Certification
Confined Space Entry Certification
F. E. M. A. IS‑100, IS‑200, IS‑700
Physical Abilities
Heavy lifting (45 lbs. and over) — Constant
Moderate lifting (15 to 44 lbs.) — Constant
Light lifting (under 15 lbs.) — Constant
Heavy carrying (45 lbs. and over) — Constant
Moderate carrying (14 to 44 lbs.) — Constant
Light carrying (under 15 lbs.) — Constant
Reaching above shoulder — Constant
Use of fingers — Constant
Both hands required — Constant
Climbing (use of legs and arms) — Constant
Climbing (legs only) — Constant
Good near vision — Constant
Good distant vision — Constant
Both eyes required — Constant
Depth perception — Constant
Distinguishing basic colors — Constant
Distinguishing shades of colors — Constant
Good hearing (with or without hearing aid) — Constant
Straight pulling — Constant
Pulling hand over hand — Constant
Pushing — Constant
Walking — ConstantStanding — Constant
Crawling — Constant
Kneeling — Constant
Bending — Constant
Balancing — Constant
Stooping — Constant
Jumping — Constant
Running — Constant
Throwing — Constant
Driving (cars, small vans, pick‑ups, etc.) — Constant
Driving & operating (heavy equip., trucks, etc.) — Constant
Other — Constant
Environmental Conditions
Work Inside — Constant
Work Outside — Constant
In the Heat — Constant
In the Cold — Constant
In High Humidity — Constant
In Dampness or Chilliness — Constant
In Dry Conditions — Constant
In or with Noisy Conditions — Constant
In Darkness — Constant
In or with Dusty Conditions — Constant
With Silica, Asbestos, etc. — Constant
With Fumes or Gases — Constant
With Smoke or Flames — Constant
With Chemicals — Constant
With Solvents — Constant
With Grease or Oils — Constant
With Radiant Energy — Constant
With Electrical Energy — Constant
On Slippery Surfaces — Constant
On Uneven Surfaces — Constant
In or With Moving Objects — ConstantIn or With Ladders/Scaffolding — Constant
At Heights above Ground Level — Constant
Below Ground Level — Constant
In Water — Constant
With Explosives — Constant
With Poor Ventilation — Constant
With Odors — Constant
With Unusual Fatigue Factors — Constant
Other Relevant Information — Constant
Emergency Responsibilities In the event of an emergency or disaster, an employee may be required to respond promptly to duties and responsibilities as assigned by the employee’s department, Emergency Management, or City Administration. Such assignments may be before, during, or after the emergency/disaster.
Disclaimers This job description is not intended to and does not, constitute an offer of employment or a contract for employment or the terms and conditions of employment. The City of Plant City has the right to revise this job description at any time.
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