Water Operator A, B or C

Water Operator CStarting Salary Range: $50,983 - $60,687/Annual or $24.51 - $29.18/Hourly

Position Summary: The Water Operator C is an entry-level operating role in the plant operator series, applying general knowledge of treatment processes to support plant operations, and referring complex process issues to senior operators or the Chief Plant Operator.

What You'll Do: Operate and maintain the municipal water treatment plant to help produce and distribute an adequate supply of safe, treated water for the general public, businesses, and industry. Record and monitor water supply and storage levels, staying aware of system needs and demands at all times. Monitor plant operations and processes to help ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and to maintain water quality standards. Perform chemical and biological testing and analysis as required by regulatory agencies, and maintain accurate logs and records of water quality and quantity. Identify, diagnose, and correct routine treatment process issues, including chemical dosage, raw flow, and pump adjustments, referring complex issues to senior operators. Assist in treatment plant and pump station maintenance or repairs as needed. Respond to customer complaints and maintain detailed records. This role may require taking on responsibilities outside of those listed above as operational needs evolve. Duties and priorities may shift at any time with or without notice.

What You'll Bring: General knowledge of surface water treatment plant and distribution system operations, including chemical dosing and analytical testing procedures. General knowledge of storing, handling, pumping, and containing hazardous chemicals in water treatment, and required safety equipment and procedures. Ability to identify and diagnose routine treatment process issues and refer more complex problems affecting water supply or public safety to senior staff. Familiarity with SCADA system operations; ability to use standard office software for recordkeeping and reporting. General knowledge of state and federal rules and regulations of the operation, maintenance, and reporting of a surface water treatment plant and distribution system. Good math, logic, and reasoning skills; ability to read and communicate effectively with supervisors and coworkers regarding directives and assignments. Ability to maintain accurate and complete records documenting the status and performance of the treatment plant and distribution system. Experience, Education and Licenses/

Certifications: High school diploma or GED, some college preferred. Valid Class C Surface Water Treatment Operator License issued by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).Minimum one (1) year of operating experience within a surface water treatment plant.

Water Operator BStarting Salary Range: $56,209 - $66,907/Annual or $27.02 - $32.16/Hourly

Position Summary: This is a mid-level operating role in the plant operator series, applying working knowledge of treatment processes and regulatory requirements to keep Mansfield's water supply safe and reliable, escalating the most complex process issues to senior operators or the Chief Plant Operator.

What You'll Do: Operate and maintain the municipal water treatment plant to produce and distribute an adequate supply of safe, treated water for the public, businesses, and industry. Record and monitor water supply and storage levels, staying aware of system needs and demands at all times. Monitor plant operations and processes to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and to maintain water quality standards. Perform chemical and biological testing and analysis as required by regulatory agencies, and maintain accurate logs and records of water quality and quantity. Perform preventive maintenance and repair on plant equipment and processes. Identify, diagnose, and correct treatment process issues, including chemical dosage, raw flow, and pump adjustments; identify needs for plant, pump station, and distribution system installation, maintenance, or repair; escalate the most complex problems to senior staff. Respond to customer complaints and maintain detailed records. This role may require taking on responsibilities outside of those listed above as operational needs evolve. Duties and priorities may shift at any time with or without notice.

What You'll Bring: Working knowledge of surface water treatment plant and distribution system operations, including chemical dosing and analytical testing procedures. Working knowledge of storing, handling, pumping, and containing hazardous chemicals in the water treatment, and required safety equipment and procedures. Ability to identify and diagnose treatment process issues and alert appropriate staff to problems affecting water supply or public safety. Working knowledge of SCADA system operations; ability to use standard office software for recordkeeping and reporting. Working knowledge of state and federal rules and regulations of the operation, maintenance, and reporting of a surface water treatment plant and distribution system. Good math, logic, and reasoning skills; ability to read and communicate effectively with supervisors and coworkers regarding directives and assignments. Ability to maintain accurate and complete records documenting the status and performance of the treatment plant and distribution system. Experience, Education and Licenses/

Certifications: High school diploma or GED, some college preferred. Valid Class B Surface Water Treatment Operator License issued by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).Minimum three (3) years of operating experience within a surface water treatment plant. Additional training or experience in a related field that provides public safety through safe drinking water and adequate supply.

Water Operator AStarting Salary Range: $61,970 - $73,765/Annual or $29.79 - $35.46/Hourly

Position Summary: This role is the senior role in the plant operator series, applying advanced technical knowledge of treatment processes and regulatory requirements to keep Mansfield's water safe and reliable, and helps to develop less experienced operators.

What You'll Do: Operate and maintain the municipal water treatment plant to produce and distribute an adequate supply of safe, treated water for the public, businesses, and industry. Monitor plant operations and processes to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and to maintain water quality standards. Prepare and maintain accurate operating records related to water quality and quantity as required by TCEQ and departmental standards. Perform preventive maintenance and repair procedures on plant equipment and processes. Identify, diagnose, and correct water treatment processes and equipment. Respond to customer complaints and maintain detailed records. Use knowledge and experience to help develop less experienced operators. This role may require taking on responsibilities outside of those listed above as operational needs evolve. Duties and priorities may shift at any time with or without notice.

What You'll Bring: In depth knowledge of surface water treatment plant and distribution system operations, including chemical and biological treatment processes. In depth knowledge of storing, handling, pumping, and containing of hazardous chemicals in the water treatment, and required safety equipment and procedures. Ability to troubleshoot and repair electrical apparatus and process instrumentation; strong knowledge of SCADA systems and standard office software. Extensive knowledge of state and federal rules and regulations of the operation, maintenance, and reporting of a surface water treatment plant and distribution system. Strong math, logic, and reasoning skills to interpret data and troubleshoot. Ability to communicate clearly with supervisors and coworkers regarding operational directions and assignments. Ability to remain calm and use sound judgment during stressful or hazardous conditions, including maintaining or restoring service during emergencies. Ability to help train less experienced operators and maintain accurate, complete records documenting plant and distribution system performance. Experience, Education and Licenses/Certifications: