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Description

Must be licensed Wastewater Operator

Must hold a designated Pennsylvania wastewater operator license.

Candidates from other states may be eligible if they can successfully complete the Pennsylvania state test. If candidate is close to completing a program they may be considered.

Relocation is allowed but must be done at the candidate’s own expense.

Open to applicants from all industries.

• Temps may be required to lift a certain amount about 50 lbs
• They will be working with the following chemicals: Sodium aluminate, Citric Acid, Sulfuric acid, Hydrochloric Acid, sodium hydroxide, sodium thiosulfate, Micro C (Glycerin), wastewater containing trace amounts of thimerosal.
• We can provide SDS
• They will be required to work on ladders however this will be limited when at all possible
• Will operate forklifts and scissor lifts
• They will be working with electricity: maintaining backup generators, installation of replacement pumps and motors
• There are OSHA-related responsibilities and compliance requirements associated with this role: PaDEP NPDES and Industrial Wastewater Permits
• Work schedule is 12-hour shifts, rotating weekly: week one would be 36 hours, week two would be 48 hours and there may be possible overtime : 8 hours OT one week, none the next week, based on a biweekly pay period
• Required vaccinations are polio, hepatitis A and B, tetanus, and meningitis
• Must have experience: Wastewater Operator License

 Years of experience:

• 3-5 years of related experience

Main Responsibilities:

• Troubleshoot equipment failures, determine root cause, repair/replace site wide equipment
• Preventive/Predictive Maintenance - Daily checks of GMP and non GMP equipment at the site
• Assist and support other employees performing preventive maintenance and /or repairs of site wide equipment
• Completion of work orders and time entries into the SAP system
• Completion of all assigned training modules, SOP’s, SWI’s, safety, and compliance requirements
• Responsible for maintaining a safe work environment
• The employee is a member of a maintenance team that supports utilities at the Swiftwater site.
• The ability to multitask, troubleshoot, evaluate and repair utilities equipment is critical to the success of this role and the maintenance department.
• This position requires the employee to work on intricate and site-specific equipment and systems.
• The employee monitors utility areas to provide reliable, safe, and efficient equipment operation and uptime.

Requirements

Education/experience

• The employee is expected to have a minimum of high school diploma and a working knowledge of industrial and/or process equipment.

Preventive maintenance and repairs on industrial and process equipment including but not limited to the following:

• Air Handling Unit Operations
• Tensioning of belts and alignment
• Bearing replacement
• Knowledge of VFD’s, VAV’s,
• Knowledge of steam principals
• JCI Metasys Systems
• Electronics
• PLC’s
• Pump repairs, rebuilds, replacement
• Motor replacement and alignment
• Schematics and the ability to read blueprints
• Electricity including single phase
• Boilers, Chilled water systems, cooling towers
• Replacement of valves and piping system repair
• Capable of learning basic chemistry analysis

Required 3-6 years of experience

Certifications

• MUST HAVE Licensed Wastewater Operator License
• Associate degree in a specific trade program is preferred/High School Diploma