Wastewater Operator

The duties listed below are representative of the types of responsibilities required for the role. Additional tasks may be
assigned as needed to meet the needs of the organization:
• Records daily readings for all utility meters, including water, electric, and fuel usage.
• Prepares and submits accurate weekly energy usage reports.
• Maintains detailed logs and reports required by the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
permit.
• Inspects, cleans, and maintains WWTP equipment to ensure optimal and continuous operation.
• Lubricates equipment according to manufacturer and operational standards.
• Monitors wastewater treatment processes, identifies irregularities, and performs corrective actions to ensure
regulatory compliance.
• Conducts and documents testing of wastewater, sludge, and monitoring wells as required by NPDES and local
Township permits.
• Maintains laboratory instruments and ensures calibration and accuracy for testing procedures.
• Coordinates with independent laboratories and engineering consultants for specialized testing and analysis.
• Monitors inventory levels and submits requisitions for testing and maintenance supplies.
• Performs grounds maintenance and facility upkeep, including mowing, snow removal, and related duties.
• Assists with special projects related to plant operations and improvements.
• Adheres to all safety practices and wear required protective equipment and clothing.
• Follows Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), food safety, plant security, and product quality procedures as
applicable.
• Supports and maintains compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental and safety regulations.
• Performs additional responsibilities as assigned by Wastewater Treatment management.

Prior experience in a wastewater treatment or similar environmental operations setting preferred.
• Valid Pennsylvania Driver's License (Class C or higher) required.
• Ability to obtain a Class A, Subclass 3 Wastewater Operator Certification within two years of employment.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Pesticide Application License.
• Strong math and analytical skills for data collection and testing accuracy.
• Basic mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting ability.
• Proficient communication skills to interact effectively with co-workers, management, regulatory officials
(DER/EPA), and agricultural partners.
• Demonstrated commitment to safe work practices and environmental stewardship.
• Ability to prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and adapt to changing operational demands in a compliance-driven
environment.