Water Quality Field Technician I at NORTHWESTERN WATER & SEWER in Bowling Green, Ohio

Job Description:

WATER QUALITY FIELD TECHNICIAN I The Northwestern Water and Sewer District will be accepting applications until October 4, 2024 for the position of full-time WATER QUALITY FIELD TECHNICIAN I. Wage is $26.97 per hour plus additional pay for EPA licensure plus benefits. Performs a variety of water quality duties including addressing water quality issues, leak detection, cross connection surveys, water main flushing, sampling and testing. High school diploma or GED and five (5) years experience in water distribution and/or water treatment. Ability to read and write common vocabulary. Possess operator certification Class I Water Distribution and Backflow Prevention within one year and recommend obtaining Class I Water Treatment within one year. This position will perform work duties in a variety of weather conditions. Must obtain a CDL during the probationary period. The District offers paid training for licensures, added compensation for OEPA licenses and tuition assistance for this position. Applications and information available online at: nwwsd.org/about/jobs/. Please submit applications or resumes to the District, 12560 Middleton Pike, P.O. Box 348, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402, or by email at lobrien@nwwsd.org. Providing you with great benefit choices is one way that the District takes care of you and your family. The District participates in the Ohio Public Employment Retirement System program. Any prior OPERS service time is applied to your new hire. In addition, the District offers a major medical plan, prescription drug plan, dental, vision and life insurance for family or single coverage. We strive to provide a work-life balance with a generous leave package including 11 paid holidays, 1 personal day, sick leave bonus and a 2-week vacation after 1 year of employment. Finally, the District will pay all costs associated with CDL training. THE DISTRICT IS AN EOE.
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