Utilities Maintenance Person No Experience Needed

Utilities Maintenance Worker TraineeThe City of Sugar Land is seeking to fill the role of a Utilities Maintenance Worker Trainee in the division of Customer Service of the Utilities Department.The City of Sugar Land serves over 110,000 residents and is known for its high quality of life and commitment to innovation. Our team is driven by service, collaboration, and a shared goal of making our community even better.At the City of Sugar Land, we're building a high-performing, innovative community where employees are empowered to make an impact. A competitive Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance package with coverage starting Day 1TMRS pension with 2:1 city match; 457(b) optionsPaid holidays, vacation, and paid parental leaveWellness programs, mental health resources, and an EAPGrow your career with professional development programs, training opportunities, and career advancement through our Gold Standard People Development Division.What We Pay:The Utilities Maintenance Worker Trainee a starting salary of $20.20 - $23.23 per hour.What You'll Do as a Utilities Maintenance Worker Trainee:Assist customer service utility techs in all activities involved in the maintenance, diagnostics and repair of the water distribution and wastewater collection systems.Begin developing a basic knowledge of the water distribution and wastewater collection system.Observe and train how to conduct routine repairs to water mains and sanitary lines.Develop customer service skills including customer interaction and problem solving. (Heavy customer contact.)Observe and train how to complete main line valve, fire hydrant, and manhole preventive maintenance.Assist Treasury Dept. Stay abreast of, and comply with, all City and departmental policies and procedures.What You Bring:Education:High school diploma or GED equivalentRelatable Work Experience:No previous water or wastewater related experience required.Training (License and/or Certification):The citizens of Sugar Land depend on City employees before, during and after an emergency or disaster to provide or restore essential public services for the health, safety and quality of life for our community. In the event of a wide scale emergency that could impact our community, all employees must be ready to assist in managing the crisis and will be considered essential for the continuity of governmental operations.