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Professional Training Association is looking for experienced individuals to teach workshops and / or provide technical assistance for the water and wastewater industry. 

Our motto is “from the operator for the operator”. If you love the water and wastewater field, have experience and knowledge to share, and want to help the current and future water and wastewater professionals like others once helped you, then give us a call at 360-490-2426 or email us at info@pro-train.org

 

Job Postings Updated: 04/07/2023.

The City of Marysville, is looking for a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator.

The WWTP Operator is responsible for operating and maintaining all pumping and control equipment at the WWTP and performing routine maintenance and repair on the plant system. The individual must  collect samples and perform all laboratory testing of WWTP influent/effluent; order parts, equipment and materials for plant operations and maintenance; and perform a variety of building, grounds, custodial and maintenance duties.

Salary Range: $72,963–$91,532 annually, $6,080—$7,627 per month (2022 Pay Rates)

For more information go to website or contact Adam Benton at 360-363-8283 or abenton@marysvillewa.gov .To schedule a tour of the WWTP please email jcrain@marysvillewa.gov .

The Blue Rock Water Co in Seattle is hiring a Water System Operator (WSO)

The WSO is responsible for performing or managing the water system’s daily operations and maintenance activities at or above acceptable public health practices and water industry standards (chapter 246-290 WAC). A WSO maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs system machinery and equipment following established schedules and for emergency repairs; monthly meter reading; monitors water quality; collects samples and submits for laboratory testing to ensure compliance with established permits and regulations; performs new construction utility hookups; locates underground utilities; maintains grounds and buildings; responds to customer’s complaints and questions; generates reports and other documents as needed; completes records and logs; performs collections; attends necessary training to maintain licenses and to be informed of new regulations and technologies; provides status updates and reports problems to management and provides recommendations. 

Salary: $25 – $35 Hourly based on experience

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

Please submit your resume to service@bluerockmgt.com

For more information call Jason Dorland at 206-764-3345 or email to service@bluerockmgt.com.

The City of Tacoma, is looking for a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Maintenance Machinist, Senior

The City of Tacoma Environmental Services Department, Operations and Maintenance Division is seeking Senior Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance Machinists to perform complex duties in the maintenance and repair of wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, machinery equipment, and related systems; to fabricate special tools, parts and equipment; and to plan and oversee maintenance schedules, train and provide work direction to Maintenance Machinists and Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistants. The ideal candidates will possess both exceptional technical ability and the ability to effectively lead and motivate their team.

Salary: $46.50 – $48.82 Hourly

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here or Call: 253.591.5400

The Alderwood Water & Wastewater District, is looking for a Utility Worker I or II

Utility Workers maintain and operate the District’s water distribution system, sewage collection system, meters, plants, and reservoirs. Essential duties include installing, servicing, and repairing water and sewer facilities; repairing water and sewer line leaks; flushing water systems; repairing curbs and sidewalks; installing valves and setting meters; and responding professionally and courteously to customer inquiries.

Salary: $26.45 – $35.47 per hour

Closing Date: Sunday, April 9th, 2023

For more information click here or Call: (425) 582-1903

The NE Sammamish Sewer & Water, is looking for a Water & Sewer Field Technician Lead

Responsible for the on-site maintenance and operation of the District’s wells and reservoirs, water distribution system, sewer list stations, and sewage collection system. Provide work assignments and instruction to employees. Responsible for safety of crew as well as on-site work performance and standards.

To Apply:
Please email Resume to jim@nesswd.org
Resumes may also be mailed to:
N.E. Sammamish Sewer & Water District
3600 Sahalee Way NE
Sammamish, WA 98074

Salary: $39.00 – $49.00 Hourly (DOE) with full benefit package

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: jim@nesswd.org 

The NE Sammamish Sewer & Water, is looking for a Water & Sewer Field Technician job

Northeast Sammamish Sewer & Water (NESSWD) has an immediate opening for 2 – Field Technician positions. The candidate for the Field Technician position must work in a team environment to install, diagnose, repair, and maintain the District infrastructure. Essential duties include but are not limited to:
• Maintenance of District facilities and water and sewer system.
• Operation, inspection, maintenance, and repairs of valves, pumps, fire hydrants, and manholes.
• Meter reading and register change out.
• Flushing of the water system.

To Apply:
Please email Resume to jim@nesswd.org
Resumes may also be mailed to:
N.E. Sammamish Sewer & Water District
3600 Sahalee Way NE
Sammamish, WA 98074

Salary: 26.00 – 40.00 (DOE) with full benefit package

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: jim@nesswd.org 

Job Postings Updated: 03/13/2023.

The Dept. of Health, is looking for a Wastewater Environmental Planner (HSC4) DOH7189

As the principal planning consultant of the Wastewater Management Program, at the direction of the Wastewater Program Section Manager, the Wastewater Planner (Health Services Consultant 4) is responsible for:

  • Independently performing policy analysis on emergent issues in onsite wastewater management to ensure that public health and the environment are protected from the risks associated with onsite wastewater treatment and management.  
  • Engaging impacted communities and agencies in collaborative planning and policy, rule, and guidance development to address important emergent issues in wastewater management, with a focus on:
    • Onsite sewage system (septic system) inspection programs
    • Climate impacts in wastewater management
    • Impacts from nitrogen and phosphorus from septic systems
    • Impacts from wastewater contaminants of emerging concern
    • Verification of wastewater treatment technology efficacy
    • Septage management
  • Facilitating and assisting in development and revision of wastewater rules, standards, guidance documents, reports, and similar documents.
  • Leading development and revision of planning documents to guide long term and strategic activities of the Wastewater Management Section.
  • Lead development strategic goals and development and tracking of indicators and metrics to track success towards these goals.

This position serves as a technical expert with detailed experience and knowledge of onsite sewage systems, wastewater management, and/or water reuse systems. They use well developed ethical collaborative planning, research, project management, and facilitation skills to lead and support policy processes and conversations. They liaise and coordinate with subject matter experts, planners, and policy experts to develop policy solutions and options and track progress toward policy and strategic goals. 

Salary: $5,268.00 – $7,085.00 Monthly

Closing Date: 4/2/2023 11:59 PM Pacific

For more information click here email: april.gilreath@doh.wa.gov or Call April: (360) 236-4545

The Dept. of Health, is looking for a Shellfish Environmental Sampling Assistant (ES1)

This Shellfish Environmental Sampling Assistant (ES1) supports the mission by conducting environmental sampling for the marine biotoxin and Vibrio parahaemolyticus programs. Without preventative sampling for marine biotoxins, we could not close shellfish growing areas to prevent illness. This is a project limited, full time Environmental Specialist 1 (ES1) position on an anticipated 3-month project.  

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: 

  • Plan and schedule field sampling.
  • Collect shellfish samples from intertidal sampling locations on the Coast, Puget Sound, and Hood Canal.
  • Set and retrieve remote temperature recording devices.
  • Take an

    WSDA is recruiting for a full-time permanent DNMP Eastern Region Specialist position with the option of an In-training plan within the Dairy Nutrient Management Program. This positions work is approximately 50% field based, and some travel is required.  This position is approved for a home duty station located in Benton, Franklin, Grant, or Yakima County, Washington and is a non-represented.

    If hired at the Environmental Specialist 3 level, the incumbent will be required to successfully complete the training plan to reach the goal class of Environmental Specialist 4.

    d record field measurements including air, water, and oyster tissue temperature and salinity.

  • Conduct phytoplankton sampling.
  • Drive samples to/from the Public Health Lab in Seattle or NOAA in Seattle if needed.
  • Engage with shellfish stakeholders, industry members and the public.
  • Maintain and inventory shellfish supplies at the Tumwater campus.
  • Build and deliver shellfish sampling supply kits to partners.
  • Conduct quality control/quality assurance of sample results.

Salary: $48,156.00 – $75,120.00 Annually

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: Recruitment@agr.wa.gov or Call: (855) 524-5627

Job Postings Updated: 03/03/2023

The Dept. of Corrections (Monroe, WA), is looking for a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator 2

Duties

While working under the direction of the Equipment Technician Supervisor, the Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator 2 (WWTPO2) oversees the operation of MCC’s wastewater and sewer lifting operations.
The position supervises one or more offender crews performing wastewater, recycling, food waste and composting operations in support of the Department of Corrections’ mission:  To improve public safety. 
The WWTPO2 supports this mission by supervising offenders, and instructing staff as needed, in safe and efficient operation, repair and maintenance of prison facilities, equipment, systems, and sustainable operations at the Monroe Correctional Complex.   

Duties include but are not limited to:

  • Oversee, direct and operate MCC wastewater lagoons, sewer lift stations and all auxiliary equipment.
  • Manage effluent ponds and lift stations to be in compliance with applicable codes, standards and laws.
  • Operate, adjust, maintain wastewater plant infrastructure.
  • Perform physical measurements, sampling and testing of the ponds.
  • Supervise an offender crew in the maintenance and operation of MCC’s wastewater ponds, lift  stations, and food waste, composting and recycle operations. 
  • Complete maintenance work orders assigned.
  • Read and interpret plans.
  • Inspect multiple lift stations for proper trouble free operation.
  • Operate, maintain and assist with MCC food waste, composting and recycle operations.
  • Operate, routinely maintain all assigned heavy equipment, machinery, process equipment.
  • Emergency response. 
  • Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Required:

Preferred/Desired Qualifications: 

  • Experience in recycling, composting, solid and/or food waste.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office software.
  • Experience with Computerized Maintenance Management Software (CMMS).    

Salary: $5,444.00 – $6,630.00 Monthly

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: britt.kauffman@doc1.wa.gov 

The Dept. of Corrections (Shelton, WA), is looking for a Stationary Engineer 2 On-Call (WCC)

Duties
Under the direction of the Stationary Engineer 3, the SE2 is responsible for standing watch alone in the steam plant. The steam plant supplies steam for heating and hot water throughout the institution. The steam plant is also responsible for operation of two outside emergency generators and weekly checks on a total of fifteen generators. They may be called upon to look at emergent physical plant needs throughout the institution and take corrective action to extent possible within their scope of knowledge and ability. If on day shift, the SE2 may be responsible for supervision of incarcerated individuals.

Key responsibilities of the Stationary Engineer 2 include but are not limited to:

  • Operate, maintain and repair three power (high pressure) boilers, auxiliary equipment and assigned emergency power generators.
  • Provide safe and efficient operation and maintenance of two 600 bhp and one 800 bhp Cleaver Brooks fire tube high pressure, natural gas boilers using propane as an alternate fuel source.
  • Operation and maintenance of feed and condensate pumps, detreating tank, air compressors, chemical feed systems, steam and condensate lines and valves, water lines, valves and controls, generators and propane vaporizer systems.
  • Responsible for the plant’s data collection/recording systems, hazardous waste recording, boiler chemical testing, domestic water testing, key control, tool control, and log entries.
  • Complete weekly checks on the generators.
  • Daily spot checks of the wastewater lift station and the water treatment house.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Salary: $5,179.00 – $6,008.00 Monthly

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: wkmedcalf@doc1.wa.gov or Call: (360) 427-4586

The City of Tacoma, is looking for a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Maintenance Machinist, Senior

The City of Tacoma Environmental Services Department, Operations and Maintenance Division is seeking Senior Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance Machinists to perform complex duties in the maintenance and repair of wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, machinery equipment, and related systems; to fabricate special tools, parts and equipment; and to plan and oversee maintenance schedules, train and provide work direction to Maintenance Machinists and Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistants. The ideal candidates will possess both exceptional technical ability and the ability to effectively lead and motivate their team.

Salary: $46.50 – $48.82 Hourly

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here or Call: 253.591.5400

The Alderwood Water & Wastewater District, is looking for a Utility Worker I or II

Utility Workers maintain and operate the District’s water distribution system, sewage collection system, meters, plants, and reservoirs. Essential duties include installing, servicing, and repairing water and sewer facilities; repairing water and sewer line leaks; flushing water systems; repairing curbs and sidewalks; installing valves and setting meters; and responding professionally and courteously to customer inquiries.

Salary: $26.45 – $35.47 per hour

Closing Date: Sunday, April 9th, 2023

For more information click here or Call: (425) 582-1903

The NE Sammamish Sewer & Water, is looking for a Water & Sewer Field Technician Lead

Responsible for the on-site maintenance and operation of the District’s wells and reservoirs, water distribution system, sewer list stations, and sewage collection system. Provide work assignments and instruction to employees. Responsible for safety of crew as well as on-site work performance and standards.

To Apply:
Please email Resume to jim@nesswd.org
Resumes may also be mailed to:
N.E. Sammamish Sewer & Water District
3600 Sahalee Way NE
Sammamish, WA 98074

Salary: $39.00 – $49.00 Hourly (DOE) with full benefit package

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: jim@nesswd.org 

The NE Sammamish Sewer & Water, is looking for a Water & Sewer Field Technician job

Northeast Sammamish Sewer & Water (NESSWD) has an immediate opening for 2 – Field Technician positions. The candidate for the Field Technician position must work in a team environment to install, diagnose, repair, and maintain the District infrastructure. Essential duties include but are not limited to:
• Maintenance of District facilities and water and sewer system.
• Operation, inspection, maintenance, and repairs of valves, pumps, fire hydrants, and manholes.
• Meter reading and register change out.
• Flushing of the water system.

To Apply:
Please email Resume to jim@nesswd.org
Resumes may also be mailed to:
N.E. Sammamish Sewer & Water District
3600 Sahalee Way NE
Sammamish, WA 98074

Salary: 26.00 – 40.00 (DOE) with full benefit package

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: jim@nesswd.org 

Job Postings Updated: 03/13/2023.

The Dept. of Health, is looking for a Wastewater Environmental Planner (HSC4) DOH7189

As the principal planning consultant of the Wastewater Management Program, at the direction of the Wastewater Program Section Manager, the Wastewater Planner (Health Services Consultant 4) is responsible for:

  • Independently performing policy analysis on emergent issues in onsite wastewater management to ensure that public health and the environment are protected from the risks associated with onsite wastewater treatment and management.  
  • Engaging impacted communities and agencies in collaborative planning and policy, rule, and guidance development to address important emergent issues in wastewater management, with a focus on:
    • Onsite sewage system (septic system) inspection programs
    • Climate impacts in wastewater management
    • Impacts from nitrogen and phosphorus from septic systems
    • Impacts from wastewater contaminants of emerging concern
    • Verification of wastewater treatment technology efficacy
    • Septage management
  • Facilitating and assisting in development and revision of wastewater rules, standards, guidance documents, reports, and similar documents.
  • Leading development and revision of planning documents to guide long term and strategic activities of the Wastewater Management Section.
  • Lead development strategic goals and development and tracking of indicators and metrics to track success towards these goals.

This position serves as a technical expert with detailed experience and knowledge of onsite sewage systems, wastewater management, and/or water reuse systems. They use well developed ethical collaborative planning, research, project management, and facilitation skills to lead and support policy processes and conversations. They liaise and coordinate with subject matter experts, planners, and policy experts to develop policy solutions and options and track progress toward policy and strategic goals. 

Salary: $5,268.00 – $7,085.00 Monthly

Closing Date: 4/2/2023 11:59 PM Pacific

For more information click here email: april.gilreath@doh.wa.gov or Call April: (360) 236-4545

The Dept. of Health, is looking for a Shellfish Environmental Sampling Assistant (ES1)

This Shellfish Environmental Sampling Assistant (ES1) supports the mission by conducting environmental sampling for the marine biotoxin and Vibrio parahaemolyticus programs. Without preventative sampling for marine biotoxins, we could not close shellfish growing areas to prevent illness. This is a project limited, full time Environmental Specialist 1 (ES1) position on an anticipated 3-month project.  

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: 

  • Plan and schedule field sampling.
  • Collect shellfish samples from intertidal sampling locations on the Coast, Puget Sound, and Hood Canal.
  • Set and retrieve remote temperature recording devices.
  • Take an

    WSDA is recruiting for a full-time permanent DNMP Eastern Region Specialist position with the option of an In-training plan within the Dairy Nutrient Management Program. This positions work is approximately 50% field based, and some travel is required.  This position is approved for a home duty station located in Benton, Franklin, Grant, or Yakima County, Washington and is a non-represented.

    If hired at the Environmental Specialist 3 level, the incumbent will be required to successfully complete the training plan to reach the goal class of Environmental Specialist 4.

    d record field measurements including air, water, and oyster tissue temperature and salinity.

  • Conduct phytoplankton sampling.
  • Drive samples to/from the Public Health Lab in Seattle or NOAA in Seattle if needed.
  • Engage with shellfish stakeholders, industry members and the public.
  • Maintain and inventory shellfish supplies at the Tumwater campus.
  • Build and deliver shellfish sampling supply kits to partners.
  • Conduct quality control/quality assurance of sample results.

Salary: $48,156.00 – $75,120.00 Annually

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: Recruitment@agr.wa.gov or Call: (855) 524-5627

Job Postings Updated: 03/03/2023

The Dept. of Corrections (Monroe, WA), is looking for a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator 2

Duties

While working under the direction of the Equipment Technician Supervisor, the Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator 2 (WWTPO2) oversees the operation of MCC’s wastewater and sewer lifting operations.
The position supervises one or more offender crews performing wastewater, recycling, food waste and composting operations in support of the Department of Corrections’ mission:  To improve public safety. 
The WWTPO2 supports this mission by supervising offenders, and instructing staff as needed, in safe and efficient operation, repair and maintenance of prison facilities, equipment, systems, and sustainable operations at the Monroe Correctional Complex.   

Duties include but are not limited to:

  • Oversee, direct and operate MCC wastewater lagoons, sewer lift stations and all auxiliary equipment.
  • Manage effluent ponds and lift stations to be in compliance with applicable codes, standards and laws.
  • Operate, adjust, maintain wastewater plant infrastructure.
  • Perform physical measurements, sampling and testing of the ponds.
  • Supervise an offender crew in the maintenance and operation of MCC’s wastewater ponds, lift  stations, and food waste, composting and recycle operations. 
  • Complete maintenance work orders assigned.
  • Read and interpret plans.
  • Inspect multiple lift stations for proper trouble free operation.
  • Operate, maintain and assist with MCC food waste, composting and recycle operations.
  • Operate, routinely maintain all assigned heavy equipment, machinery, process equipment.
  • Emergency response. 
  • Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Required:

Preferred/Desired Qualifications: 

  • Experience in recycling, composting, solid and/or food waste.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office software.
  • Experience with Computerized Maintenance Management Software (CMMS).    

Salary: $5,444.00 – $6,630.00 Monthly

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: britt.kauffman@doc1.wa.gov 

The Dept. of Corrections (Shelton, WA), is looking for a Stationary Engineer 2 On-Call (WCC)

Duties
Under the direction of the Stationary Engineer 3, the SE2 is responsible for standing watch alone in the steam plant. The steam plant supplies steam for heating and hot water throughout the institution. The steam plant is also responsible for operation of two outside emergency generators and weekly checks on a total of fifteen generators. They may be called upon to look at emergent physical plant needs throughout the institution and take corrective action to extent possible within their scope of knowledge and ability. If on day shift, the SE2 may be responsible for supervision of incarcerated individuals.

Key responsibilities of the Stationary Engineer 2 include but are not limited to:

  • Operate, maintain and repair three power (high pressure) boilers, auxiliary equipment and assigned emergency power generators.
  • Provide safe and efficient operation and maintenance of two 600 bhp and one 800 bhp Cleaver Brooks fire tube high pressure, natural gas boilers using propane as an alternate fuel source.
  • Operation and maintenance of feed and condensate pumps, detreating tank, air compressors, chemical feed systems, steam and condensate lines and valves, water lines, valves and controls, generators and propane vaporizer systems.
  • Responsible for the plant’s data collection/recording systems, hazardous waste recording, boiler chemical testing, domestic water testing, key control, tool control, and log entries.
  • Complete weekly checks on the generators.
  • Daily spot checks of the wastewater lift station and the water treatment house.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Salary: $5,179.00 – $6,008.00 Monthly

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

For more information click here email: wkmedcalf@doc1.wa.gov or Call: (360) 427-4586