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Water Plant Operator I or II (1st Shift) PLANT OPERATOR I or II
WATER TREATMENT PLANT
1st Shift (7:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
As a Water Treatment Operator, you’ll be part of a team that monitors, treats, and delivers potable water in compliance with state and federal regulations. This is a hands‑on role combining laboratory testing, equipment operation, data analysis, and preventative maintenance—ideal for someone who thrives in both technical and operational environments.
Every test run, valve adjusted, and log completed directly supports public health and environmental stewardship. This role offers stable, meaningful work where efforts have a visible impact—every single day.
Who We Need Individuals interested in water treatment, public works, chemistry, or environmental science.
Technically inclined problem‑solvers who enjoy hands‑on work and structured procedures.
Candidates who value accuracy, safety, and public health protection.
Team‑oriented professionals who take pride in serving their community.
Routine Responsibilities Conduct routine laboratory testing and analyze water quality samples throughout the treatment process.
Operate, monitor, and backwash clarifiers and filters to produce safe drinking water.
Handle and adjust chemical treatment systems, including replenishing supplies and adjusting feed rates.
Monitor meters, gauges, and control panels; maintain accurate operating logs and state‑required records.
Collect water samples from wells, reservoirs, distribution sites, and customer locations.
Perform inspection, cleaning, and preventative maintenance on treatment plant equipment, vehicles, and facilities.
Identify and report unusual conditions or equipment malfunctions promptly.
Participate in training, workshops, and continuing education to stay current with industry practices.
Work safely, attentively, and collaboratively in a regulated operational environment.
Pay and Benefits
Plant Operator I
(non‑certified) $17.76/hour; will train; must either have or be able to obtain a CDL Class B license within 6 months.
Plant Operator II
(certified) $21.11/hour; must possess a valid CDL Class B license and current Class IV Water Treatment Certification from the State of Maryland.
401(a) Matching Plan
457 Deferred Compensation Plans
Employee Assistance Programs
Flexible Spending Plans (Medical and Dependent Care)
Health Insurance
Life Insurance
Long‑Term Disability Insurance
Maryland State Pension System - Participation required with 7% employee contribution
Personal Leave
Short‑Term Disability Insurance
Sick Leave / Family Sick Leave
Vision Insurance
Westminster Family Center (Free membership)
To apply for this position online, please click on Part 1 and Part 2 below:
Part 1 – Application for Employment
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Water Plant Operator I or II (1st Shift) PLANT OPERATOR I or II
WATER TREATMENT PLANT
1st Shift (7:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
As a Water Treatment Operator, you’ll be part of a team that monitors, treats, and delivers potable water in compliance with state and federal regulations. This is a hands‑on role combining laboratory testing, equipment operation, data analysis, and preventative maintenance—ideal for someone who thrives in both technical and operational environments.
Every test run, valve adjusted, and log completed directly supports public health and environmental stewardship. This role offers stable, meaningful work where efforts have a visible impact—every single day.
Who We Need Individuals interested in water treatment, public works, chemistry, or environmental science.
Technically inclined problem‑solvers who enjoy hands‑on work and structured procedures.
Candidates who value accuracy, safety, and public health protection.
Team‑oriented professionals who take pride in serving their community.
Routine Responsibilities Conduct routine laboratory testing and analyze water quality samples throughout the treatment process.
Operate, monitor, and backwash clarifiers and filters to produce safe drinking water.
Handle and adjust chemical treatment systems, including replenishing supplies and adjusting feed rates.
Monitor meters, gauges, and control panels; maintain accurate operating logs and state‑required records.
Collect water samples from wells, reservoirs, distribution sites, and customer locations.
Perform inspection, cleaning, and preventative maintenance on treatment plant equipment, vehicles, and facilities.
Identify and report unusual conditions or equipment malfunctions promptly.
Participate in training, workshops, and continuing education to stay current with industry practices.
Work safely, attentively, and collaboratively in a regulated operational environment.
Pay and Benefits
Plant Operator I
(non‑certified) $17.76/hour; will train; must either have or be able to obtain a CDL Class B license within 6 months.
Plant Operator II
(certified) $21.11/hour; must possess a valid CDL Class B license and current Class IV Water Treatment Certification from the State of Maryland.
401(a) Matching Plan
457 Deferred Compensation Plans
Employee Assistance Programs
Flexible Spending Plans (Medical and Dependent Care)
Health Insurance
Life Insurance
Long‑Term Disability Insurance
Maryland State Pension System - Participation required with 7% employee contribution
Personal Leave
Short‑Term Disability Insurance
Sick Leave / Family Sick Leave
Vision Insurance
Westminster Family Center (Free membership)
To apply for this position online, please click on Part 1 and Part 2 below:
Part 1 – Application for Employment
#J-18808-Ljbffr