Maintenance Technician - CIP (Capital Improvements Projects)

Job Description Job Description The Bedford Regional Water Authority is seeking a CIP Maintenance Technician I to join our Capital Improvement Projects team. This entry-level role focuses on the essential construction, installation, and repair of regional water and sewer infrastructure. Responsibilities Install and replace water and sewer infrastructure including main lines, service laterals, and valves. Perform masonry, plumbing, and pavement restoration tasks as required for project completion. Execute excavation, grading, and landscaping duties at job sites. Investigate customer concerns and provide technical assistance regarding utility services. Maintain accurate records and paperwork for new installations and daily work orders. Operate heavy equipment and perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance. Clean and maintain assigned service vehicles and specialized tools. Follow all directives from the CIP Supervisor to ensure project deadlines are met. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent GED. Ability to follow all safety protocols and maintain a secure work environment. Strong mechanical aptitude and the ability to follow written or verbal instructions. Valid Virginia driver license and the ability to obtain a Class A CDL with Air and Tank endorsements within six months. Compliance with all agency vehicle and equipment operation policies. Ability to obtain and maintain a Basic Work Zone Traffic Control Certification. Basic knowledge of masonry, plumbing, and general maintenance practices. Capability to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check. Work Schedule Typical work week is Tuesday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Requires a thirty minute lunch break and availability for emergency on-call shifts. Position is designated as essential personnel for emergency utility repairs. Working Conditions Frequent standing, walking, climbing, stooping, and kneeling in an outdoor environment. Physical agility requirements include pushing, pulling, crawling, and repetitive motions. Frequent lifting of up to 25 pounds and occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds. Exposure to various weather conditions and outdoor construction site environments. Company Description A Water Authority is a public or quasi-public organization responsible for the management, protection, treatment, and distribution of safe drinking water and, in many cases, wastewater and stormwater services within a defined geographic area. Its primary mission is to ensure reliable access to clean, affordable water while protecting public health and the environment. Water Authorities plan, operate, and maintain water supply infrastructure such as reservoirs, treatment plants, pipelines, pumping stations, and sewer systems. They are also responsible for monitoring water quality to meet or exceed federal, state, and local regulatory standards, including environmental and public health requirements. In addition to daily operations, Water Authorities engage in long-term planning to support population growth, infrastructure sustainability, and climate resilience. They may oversee conservation programs, emergency preparedness, infrastructure upgrades, and customer education initiatives to promote responsible water use. Company Description A Water Authority is a public or quasi-public organization responsible for the management, protection, treatment, and distribution of safe drinking water and, in many cases, wastewater and stormwater services within a defined geographic area. Its primary mission is to ensure reliable access to clean, affordable water while protecting public health and the environment.\r\nWater Authorities plan, operate, and maintain water supply infrastructure such as reservoirs, treatment plants, pipelines, pumping stations, and sewer systems. They are also responsible for monitoring water quality to meet or exceed federal, state, and local regulatory standards, including environmental and public health requirements.\r\nIn addition to daily operations, Water Authorities engage in long-term planning to support population growth, infrastructure sustainability, and climate resilience. They may oversee conservation programs, emergency preparedness, infrastructure upgrades, and customer education initiatives to promote responsible water use.