Field Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Water & Wastewater Systems Field Technician

Competitive Pay Based on Experience!

Do you have experience with water or wastewater systems, or have a high mechanical aptitude AND pride yourself on high quality workmanship?  We want to talk to you!

The Water & Wastewater Systems Field Technician supports the operation, inspection, maintenance, laboratory testing, and troubleshooting of water and wastewater systems, including treatment processes, lift stations, distribution and collection infrastructure, and related mechanical and electrical components. This role requires strong mechanical aptitude, motivation to learn, and willingness to grow into advanced licensing levels. Technicians in this role operate and monitor wastewater treatment processes, lift stations, and collection system components, and collect wastewater samples and perform basic field tests.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities
• System Operations — Operate, monitor, and adjust water and wastewater treatment processes, lift stations, pumps, motors, valves, and related equipment.
• Field Inspections — Inspect distribution and collection system components, manholes, tanks, aeration systems, and mechanical/electrical equipment.
• Mechanical & Electrical Maintenance — Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on pumps, motors, blowers, electrical panels, and standard plumbing systems.
• Sampling & Field Testing — Collect water and wastewater samples and conduct basic field tests as required by IDEM and EPA.
• Laboratory Testing — Perform routine laboratory analyses such as pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen, chlorine residual, turbidity, ammonia, BOD/COD screening, TSS, and other basic parameters required for regulatory compliance.
• Regulatory Support — Support compliance with IDEM and EPA regulations, including sampling schedules, laboratory documentation, and digital reporting.
• Data Entry & Documentation — Maintain accurate logs, spreadsheets, and digital records for operational and regulatory purposes.
• Safety Compliance — Follow all safety procedures including confined space entry, lockout/tagout, and PPE requirements.
• Assist with sewer line cleaning, jetting, and CCTV inspections.
• Travel to job sites as required.
• Participate in after-hours, weekend, and emergency on-call rotations.

Required Qualifications
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Valid driver’s license
• Strong mechanical aptitude
• Basic knowledge of standard plumbing and electrical systems
• Ability to perform physical fieldwork in all weather conditions
• Good math and science skills
• Ability to travel to job sites throughout Indiana
• Motivation to work, learn, and grow into higher licensing levels
• Ability to use basic computer applications, including spreadsheets for data entry
• Good organizational skills and attention to detail

Preferred Qualifications
• Indiana Water or Wastewater Operator Certification Level I, II, or III (preferred, not required)
• Experience in water utilities, wastewater operations, environmental fieldwork, or industrial maintenance
• Familiarity with pumps, motors, valves, SCADA systems, and process equipment
• Industrial wastewater or municipal system experience

Competencies
• Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Strong commitment to safety and regulatory compliance
• Willingness to pursue additional certifications and professional development

Work Environment
This position involves outdoor fieldwork, mechanical and electrical tasks, laboratory testing,
confined space environments, and travel to multiple client sites. Technicians may be required to
work after-hours or during emergency conditions. 

Benefits
Competitive pay based on experience
Mileage 
Work time clock starts when you leave your front door, and ends when you get home
Flexible work schedule
Annual bonus
Continued Education and Licensing

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Equal Opportunity Employer