Fairfield

Description:

This is specialized work in the proper operation of the Water Pollution Control Facility on an assigned shift.  An employee in this classification is responsible for the proper operation, care, and maintenance of a variety of Water Pollution Control Facility equipment during this shift.  The employee in this classification is required to know and work in accordance with the established plant operating procedures and will be directly responsible to the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent.  The Water Pollution Control Facility operates on a seven-calendar day basis.  The following duties are normal of this position.  The omission of specific statements of the duties does not exclude them from the classification if the work is similar, related, or a logical assignment for this classification.  Other duties may be required and assigned.  Must work Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays as required.  Operate all wastewater treatment, sludge processing, and disposal equipment as required.  Monitors gauges, meters, and control panels to determine processing requirements.  Operates valves and gates manually or by remote control, stop and start pumps and generators to control and adjust flows.  Maintains shift log and record meter and gauge readings.  Extracts samples for routine laboratory tests and analyses.  Removes grit from chamber and grease from primary tanks when required.  Performs routine equipment maintenance functions and related custodial duties.  Operates and maintains emergency power generating equipment as required.  Repairs primary and secondary settling tanks as required.  Pumps sludge from primary tanks to the digesters.  Operates belt filter press and gravity table when required.  Operates or assists with sewer pipe cleaning equipment when required.  Performs all operational, maintenance, and repair tasks on all buildings, pump stations, collection systems, and grounds as required.  Should be available for work day or night when any emergency arises.

Experience:

Knowledge of methods and practices of modern wastewater treatment facility and of standards and normal operating procedures applicable to the facility.  Knowledge of the functions of engines, pumps, digesters, and mechanical equipment.  Knowledge of the implications of improper sewage treatment towards community health and well being.  Ability to inspect mechanical equipment, detect flaws and defects, and make remedial judgements.  Ability to read meters and charts accurately, to maintain simple records or shift operations.  Ability to perform maintenance tasks as required.  Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions.  Ability to maintain effective communications and working relationship with employees, local officials, and the general public.  Must have a valid Connecticut Driver’s License (Class 2 CDL with riders) and be able to operate plant vehicles.  Must have sufficient physical strength to work in less than favorable conditions in an emergency situation.  Must be in good physical condition able to do all jobs.  Must have mechanical and process trouble shooting skills.

Must have a minimum of 5 years experience and ability in the operation and maintenance of a modern wastewater treatment facility using the activated sludge secondary treatment process and all related pump and ejector station equipment.

Must possess a valid Class 2 Wastewater Plant Operator Certificate from the State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection and be able to obtain a Class 3

Within (1) year of hire date.  Must have a High School Education or equivalent.Working knowledge of a plant SCADA System would be a plus,but not a requirement.

Salary:

$25.34 to $26.88 plus longevity.

Closing Date:

POSITION CLOSES –JULY 21^ST 2008

Contact:

FAX RESUME TO FAIRFIELD WPCF (203)256-3140

ATT:ROBERT HULL OR  Email to RHull@town.fairfield.ct.us

RJS Associates

Description:

Provides management and leadership for the CPM (Construction Program Management) effort in the assigned region. Responsible for management of the development, bidding, and execution of DB construction projects assuring compliance with project budgets, QA/QC, schedules, and process operational requirements. Manage and supervise the CPM staff. Responsible for P & L of CPM projects executed in the region. 

Experience:

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.  Registration as a Professional Engineer.

Highest level of certification as a water / wastewater treatment operator is desirable.  Demonstrated knowledge of the standard practices, common tools, materials, occupational hazards and safety precautions of water / wastewater treatment plant and thorough working knowledge of NPDES regulations and permitting process.  Basic knowledge of competing & alternative treatment technologies.

Over ten years progressive combined experience in design, construction, project management of water/wastewater treatment plants and ability to troubleshoot and solve water / wastewater treatment process/ operations problems. Demonstrated successful ability to compile, negotiate, and manage at-risk construction contracts(At Risk" Construction Management Contrasted to the Pure "Agency" Construction Manager is the "At Risk" Construction Manager, who provides advice and construction leadership on a project during the planning and design phases(3) and provides construction leadership, contract management, direction, supervision, coordination, and control of the work during the construction phase. While the owner generally will contract separately with the design professional(4), the Construction Manager contracts directly with the trade contractors. Under this scenario, the Construction Manager has control over the means and methods of construction, the management and safety of workers and delivery of the completed work consistent with the owner's cost, time and quality requirements.)

Experience in working with integrated teams comprised of design professionals, contractors, consultants in delivery of DBO projects. In-depth experience in project scheduling, cost analysis, contract terms development, technical scope development, contracting, cash flow analysis and other construction project related functions. 

Demonstrates ability to develop unique solutions for complex technical problems that may include the design of new systems or development of solutions having few or no precedents.

Consistently demonstrates leadership ability and regularly serves as a technical or functional leader on an operating group basis.

Demonstrated verbal, presentation and interpersonal skills in order to effectively communicate with peers, management, clients and the general public.

Must be proficient in the use of word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and CAD and Database systems related to Engineering.

Must demonstrate ability to work and lead in a team environment and willingness to assume additional or new responsibilities readily.

Attends appropriate industry related professional society meetings and functions and reads technical and scientific journals in order to stay informed of and make good use of new technology, methods, products and personal development opportunities.

Contact:

Kimberly Stamler

Environmental Recruiter

RJS Associates, Inc.

10 Columbus Boulevard

Hartford, CT 06106

Phone (860) 278-5840

Fax (860) 808-0268

kstamler@rjsassociates.com

www.rjsassociates.com

Newtown

Description:

Evaluates the operation, maintenance, and performance of water and wastewater treatment facilities.  Schedules the preventive and corrective maintenance for the mechanic using the Jobs Plus software.  Analyzes and optimizes existing system designs and operating parameters, implementing performance testing and troubleshooting and resolving routine and moderately complex operational equipment and instrumentation problems within treatment plant operations.  Assists Plant Manager in scheduling shifts and personnel, planning, assigning and supervising work.  Inspects Plant installations and directs or takes required corrective actions, reports serious or potentially hazardous malfunctions to the Plant Manager.  Assists in maintenance of plant records and in preparation of reports.  Inspects plant log records, gauges, meters and other plant testing and measuring devices to ensure that equipment is functioning properly.  Interfaces with vendors and contractors.  Develops startup and testing procedures, standard operating procedures, safety procedures, preventive maintenance procedures, and operation and maintenance manuals for treatment plants.

Experience:

High school diploma or equivalent and valid CT driver’s license required, CDL preferred.  Valid CT Grade “3” Wastewater Operator Certificate required with 5-7 years experience in wastewater treatment; or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.  In addition, prefer 2-3 years of supervisory experience.  Valid CT Grade “2” Water Operator Certificate required with 3-5 years of experience in water treatment.

Closing Date:

6/13/2008

Contact:

Submit resume and cover letter addressing position requirements or a letter of application outlining your

work history and qualifications to  Atlantic.Recruiting@unitedwater.com or by fax to (317) 637-6281.

Please reference  Newt2795.

Glastonbury

Description:

This working Supervisor position will oversee the daily operation of the WPCF and eight sewer pumping stations.

This position is responsible for the technical and supervisory work involving the operation of the water pollution control facility and its pump stations.  The position schedules personnel, assigns, supervises and evaluates a small work group; monitors plant operating conditions; conducts laboratory tests and operates facility equipment on an as needed basis; trains and counsels employees; administers collective bargaining and oral warnings and recommends higher level discipline.  Assures safe work practices in a hazardous and toxic chemical environment.  Investigates and recommends the purchase of equipment and instrumentation and monitors budget expenditures.

Experience:

Requires a high school diploma or the equivalent plus 6 years experience in the operation and maintenance of a Class IV Water Pollution Control Facility, including at least two years in a crew leader or supervisory capacity, or an equivalent combination of education and qualifying experience substituting on a year for year basis.

Must have a valid State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection Class III Operator’s certificate in Waste Water Treatment and a valid Class B, Commercial Driver’s License.

Salary:

$54,881-$68,601 (7/1/08) (Starting salary based on qualifications)

Closing Date:

4:00 PM   5/29/08

Contact:

Please visit Town’s website:  www.glastonbury-ct.gov for detailed information and application.  Also available at Town Hall Information Center, 2155 Main Street, Glastonbury, CT  06033 or call (860) 652-7506.  AA/EOE

RJS Associates

Description:

Client is currently seeking a Plant Manager to work in their New
Haven County facility.

The Plant Manager Manages, Plans, and organizes the daily operation,
maintenance and testing of large / complex wastewater treatment plant
and merchant bio-solids incineration processing facilities. In addition
the Plant Manager assures its compliance with established contractual,
environmental, safety, operating, and emergency response requirements
and maintains ongoing client interface to keep clients informed, enhance
client relations and increase bio-solids/industrial wastewater market
penetration.
 

Experience:

A minimum seven years responsible charge of operating facility and
experience with fluidized bed incineration or related process is highly
desirable.

Must possess or be able to obtain within one year a Connecticut Class IV
WWT operators license, and have engineering degree in related
discipline.
 

Contact:

Kimberly Stamler
Environmental Recruiter
RJS Associates, Inc.
10 Columbus Boulevard
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone (860) 278-5840
Fax (860) 808-0268
kstamler@rjsassociates.com
www.rjsassociates.com