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Orlando Utilities Commission - Technician -

OUC - The Reliable One, is presently recruiting for a Technician (WPRO) - Mechanical Specialty to be part of our growing team in the Electric & Water Production division.

City of Titusville - Multiple Positions Available

Water Reclamation Superintendent, Plant Operator Trainee, Distribution Foreman and Operator, Collection Foreman and Operator, Lift Station Electrician. Apply at www.titusville.com

Technical work in the operation of a water treatment plant and auxiliary facilities on an assigned shift. Performs quality control lab tests and other analyses, monthly regulatory reports, and minor adjustments and repairs to plant equipment. Applicant must have State of Florida D.E.P. Class “A”, “B”, or “C ” Drinking Water License at time of application. Excellent benefits package. To apply and/or obtain more details contact City of Temple Terrace, Chief Plant Operator at (813) 506-6593 or Human Resources at (813) 5066430 or visit www.templeterrace.com. EOE/DFWP.

SALARY RANGES:

$17.59 - $30.12 per hour • w/”C” Certificate

$19.35 - $33.13 per hour • w/”B” Certificate (+10% above “C”)

$21.28 - $36.44 per hour • w/”A” Certificate (+10% above “B”)

Brevard County is currently accepting applications for the following positions:

Electricians

Heavy Equipment Operators

Maintenance Workers

Mechanics

Painters

Treatment Plant Operators

Utility Service Operators / Workers

Utility System Specialists

For more information and to apply, please visit https://career8.successfactors.com/career?company=brevardcou

Brevard county is an Equal Opportunity/Veteran Preference employer.

We are looking for a highly technical and efficient problem solver with troubleshooting skills who will be responsible for the general operation, maintenance, and installation of water treatment plant equipment and systems in the Water Production department.

The ideal candidate will have:

High school diploma or GED, AND equivalent trade school training or formal college education or military training outlined below is required:

Completion of trade school formal training (two (2) years minimum) with an emphasis in mechanical, electrical or control systems (OR)

Associate degree in Engineering [with an emphasis in, mechanical, electrical, or control systems, (OR)

1,000 hours of military training in mechanical, electrical, or control systems.

2+ years of work experience in a related maintenance specialty (pipefitting, plumbing or welding) is required

Must have Mechanic Journeyman level skills https://ouc.csod.com/ats/careersite/search.aspx?site=1&c=ouc

Water Distribution Manager

$76,650 - $118,639/yr.

Reuse Outreach-Water Conservation Coordinator

$54,473 - $84,315/yr.

Utilities System Operators II & III

$44,362 - $62,424 or $48,910 - $68,821/yr.

Apply Online At: http://pompanobeachfl.gov Open until filled.

Operates, monitors and maintains equipment and machinery at the water treatment plant, performs laboratory tests, maintains and performs preventative maintenance on plant machinery and equipment; and performs related duties as assigned. WPO I – Requires High School Diploma and two (2) years of related experience. Must possess FDEP Class C Water Treatment Certification. WPO II - Requires High School Diploma and three (3) years of related experience. Must possess FDEP Class B Water Treatment Certification. WPO III - Requires High School Diploma and five (5) years of related experience. Must possess FDEP Class A Water Treatment Certification. APPLY: Online at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/covb and review complete job description. City of Vero Beach, FL 772 978-4900 EOE/DFWP

Halff has a position open for a Water and Wastewater Senior Project Manager, with the intention of transitioning to a Team Leader within 6-12 months, in our Tavares, FL location. Halff Associates is an Employee-Owned Firm, and all associates are eligible for ownership, through the ESOP program, as well as having the opportunity to purchase stock in the firm. This position requires strong design experience and technical background working with public utilities, districts, and authorities. This position offers an excellent career development opportunity for someone looking to grow with Halff, with potential for business and personal growth, and ownership in the firm. The successful candidate should have experience managing multiple - multi-discipline project teams, coordinating with clients, and leading project delivery on Water and Wastewater Infrastructure projects. In addition to project responsibilities, candidates must demonstrate the ability to manage personnel, budgets, schedules, sub consultants and client interaction. The candidate will also assist the region’s business development activities including proposal preparations and client presentations. Team Leaders/Senior Project Managers are expected to be active in their profession and contribute to assisting Directors in developing the careers of the employees on their team. Apply Now at https://jobapply.page.link/cNcza

The South Martin Regional Utility, located in Hobe Sound, Florida is looking for a day shift Water Plant Operator to provide Water Plant Operator services the to the South Martin Regional Utility under the supervision of the Chief Water Plant Operator. The position is classified as hourly and non-exempt. Work in excess of 40 hours per week is likely. This is a skilled technical position responsible for operating and maintaining water treatment plants, water wells and producing safe drinking water in accordance with Federal and State regulatory requirements. Applied practical experience in water treatment facilities, infrastructure and equipment maintenance is preferred. Minimum Class “C” FDEP license required or the ability to obtain this license within one year of hire.

Applicants must submit a completed job application which can be obtained at www.townofjupiterisland.com. Applications should be emailed to hr@tji.martin.fl.us or mailed to 2 Bridge Road, Jupiter Island, FL 33455.

The City of Delray Beach is hiring for Utilities Water Treatment Plant positions, including:

WTP Operations Supervisor * Electrician * Senior Utility Mechanic Licensed Operators * Operator Trainees * Utility Service Workers

Please visit our website: https://www.delraybeachfl.gov/home to learn more about what Delray Beach – “The Village by the Sea” has to offer and submit your on-line application today!

The Engineering & Operations Manager oversees and manages the utilities engineering, water, and wastewater plants staff, operations, expenditures, construction, compliance, permitting, and administrative functions, including planning, scheduling, and budgeting. Position serves as the General Manager in the event of absence or as directed. Position is primarily focused on directing, coaching, developing, and evaluating other people. Position requires extensive depth of expertise and knowledge in specialized functions or business areas that can be used to develop and implement policies and procedures as well as determining efficient and innovative ways to accomplish the organization’s business strategies.

Bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences, civil engineering or closely related field; master’s degree in business administration, public administration or civil engineering preferred; supplemented by eight or more years’ progressively responsible experience and/ or training that includes public utility system management, drinking water facility operations, wastewater treatment facility operations, regulatory compliance, construction project management, and budget administration; including at least three years of supervisory or management experience; or any equivalent combination of education, certification, training, and/or experience. State of Florida Registered Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred. Must have a valid Florida driver’s license.

Salary: $91,960 to $117,249 annually, Compensation will be based upon the level of experience.

To view the complete job posting and instructions for applying for this position, please visit our website, Engineering and Operations Manager | Job Details tab | Career Pages (governmentjobs.com)

EOE/AA/ADA/VET Employer

The City of Marco Island has multiple positions available in the Water & Sewer Department, The City of Marco Island is a great place to work with an excellent benefits package. Positions available include:

Drinking Water Plant Operator Trainee, I, II or III

Maintenance Mechanic Trainee, I, II or III

Utility Systems Technician Trainee, I, II or III

Wastewater Plant Operator, I, II or III

Compensation will be based upon the level of experience and license level.

To view the complete job posting, salary ranges and instructions for applying for this position, please visit our website, Job Opportunities | Sorted by Job Title ascending | City of Marco Island Careers (governmentjobs.com)

EOE/AA/ADA/VET Employer

The Department of Environmental & Engineering Services (DEES) is currently accepting job applications at: https://www.margatefl.com/207/Job-Opportunities

Join our team and work for the World-Famous City of Daytona Beach! Work where you can hear the ocean waves breaking and the roar of the stock car races.

Lead Licensed Wastewater Plant Operator

Licensed Wastewater Plant Operator

Licensed Water Plant Operator

Other opportunities

To view a complete listing of open positions, salary ranges and instructions for applying please visit our Career portal.

EOE/AA/ADA/VET employer

The City of Daytona Beach – Job Opportunities (civicplushrms.com)

Hernando County is currently accepting applications for the following positions:

Wastewater Collection System Worker / Technician

Water Distribution System Worker / Operator

Compensation will be based upon the license, certifications, and years of experience

For more information and to apply, please visit https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/hernandocofl

Sonia Brubaker has been named the new chief resilience officer for the City of Miami. Prior to her new position, she served as the director for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Water Infrastructure and Resiliency Finance Center. She spent the past seven years building the program by creating strategic planning goals, as well as developing and implementing initiatives. She also built a team that shares affordable financing opportunities with local governments to fund drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure investments that are sustainable and resilience.

“I am happy to be in Miami serving the city’s residents,” said Brubaker. “I look forward to collaborating on solutions for our shared resilience and sustainability goals–being able to recover from environmental impacts quickly and maintaining a high quality of life over the long term go hand-in-hand with a strong economy here in the city.”

Brubaker has over 18 years of experience in the environmental sector. She earned a bachelor of science degree in environmental policy and planning from Virginia Tech in 2004 and a master’s degree in environmental management with an emphasis in leadership from Duke University in 2014.

Hurricane Nicole didn’t hit southwest Florida directly, but the rain it dumped further north will likely find its way south. The lock separating Lake Okeechobee and the Caloosahatchee is closed, with the irrigation channel nearby overflowing, and the lake is now a little over 16 feet. Once the lock is opened, the water that fell as rain hundreds of miles north could end up in the southwest, and when the nutrient-rich water meets the Gulf of Mexico, it could mean development of red tide, causing fish kills, soiling of coastlines, and devastation to the local economy.

Red tide was already cropping up after Hurricane Ian on the west coast of Florida. Local researchers are now collecting water and sediment samples in an effort to prove a theory that connects red tide to the movement of sediments during a hurricane.

It’s believed that when red tide in the water subsides, its cells filter down to the ocean floor and mix with sediment, remaining dormant until another storm comes through and again stirs things up. When nutrients are added from storm runoff, naturally occurring red tide can become a major issue. S