Job's in Washington,FairFax Water

Job's in Washington,FairFax Water

Employment	FairFax Water
Job Location	Chantilly,20151
Posted Date	07,feb,2023
Closing Date	14,March,2023
Function	Other
Job Type	Entry Level

Water Utility Worker I/II

• Performs a variety of routine, unskilled and semi-skilled manual tasks necessary for the operation, maintenance, and installation of the water distribution and transmission system and related facilities.
• Carries out a variety of regular tasks that require little to no training that are necessary for the operation, installation, and upkeep of the water distribution and transmission system.
• Finding, setting up, modifying, and fixing new and old water service connections, metre boxes, valves, curb boxes, water mains, and fire hydrants with the assistance of higher level water utility workers. utilising a tractor, steam, high-pressure washer, and lawnmower. 
• With a commercial driver's licence, you can drive a dump truck, tow a trailer, and transport tools and supplies for construction projects. responding to emergency service requests both during and after business hours, marking clients' homes, and, when needed, offering temporary water and other relief. helping at least once a year with the water distribution and transmission system's flushing.
• Attending safety training, understanding safety guidelines, and supporting a safe workplace Taking calls and using two-way radios. Operate a front-end loader and other relevant motorized construction equipment under strict supervision, directing traffic as needed Helps with chores related to building, grounds, and other maintenance, such as clearing snow and maintaining work sites, tools, trucks, and equipment. inventorying the equipment and materials in vehicles. such tasks as given or necessary.

Qualifications:

One (1) year of general maintenance and construction experience and a high school diploma or GED, or any other combination of education, experience, and expertise that is equivalent To get hired, a controlled substance (drug) test is required.

 After hiring, there may be a random test for this role. Variety of untrained and semi-trained maintenance duties can be performed. the capacity to do out simple mechanical actions. the capacity to adhere to written and spoken directions. The capacity to carry out duties safely. reading paper maps, digital maps, and plans. Possibility of creating and maintaining successful working relationships with coworkers, managers, and the general public. Having a current driver's licence and a clean driving record.

Within six months of employment, a Class "A" commercial learner's permit is preferred. Having a Class "A" Commercial driver's licence or being able to get one within a year. Having a current Intermediate Work Zone Safety Training card or being able to get one in the next year. the capacity to work overtime and standby as necessary. available outside of the primary site and working hours to undertake maintenance work. able to work late hours flushing water mains or performing other scheduled or urgent tasks.

Physical Requirements:

Ability to carry out demanding physical work and lift up to one hundred (100) lbs. being able to work in all types of weather, including extremely hot and cold circumstances.

Apply at Official website..www.fairfaxwater.org

Concerning Fairfax Water

The largest water provider in Virginia, Fairfax County Water Authority (Fairfax Water), provides water to one in five residents of the state. Fairfax Water provides high-quality drinking water to about 1.5 million people in the Northern Virginia communities of Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, and Alexandria.

That equates to 1.5 million family members, friends, and neighbours. We do not require any additional justification to demand the highest standards for water purity!

Fairfax Water is a publicly owned, non-profit water utility that was established in 1957 and has four water treatment facilities with a total daily capacity of 262 million gallons. The facilities include the Griffith Treatment Plant on the impounded Occoquan River in the southeast and the Corbalis Treatment Plant on the dependable and freely flowing Potomac River in the northwest of Fairfax County. Nearly 3,200 miles of water mains transport water throughout Fairfax Water's service area.

On average, Fairfax Water produces 148 million gallons of water each day. In Fairfax County, more than 235,000 accounts, the majority of which are residential, account for nearly 60% of all water sales. The Loudoun and Prince William Counties, the City of Alexandria, the Town of Herndon, Ft. Belvoir, and Dulles Airport receive over 40% of the nation's wholesale water sales. In 2005, revenues totaled $120 million. On average, Fairfax Water produces 148 million gallons of water each day. In Fairfax County, more than 235,000 accounts, the majority of which are residential, account for nearly 60% of all water sales. The Loudoun and Prince William Counties, the City of Alexandria, the Town of Herndon, Ft. Belvoir, and Dulles Airport receive over 40% of the nation's wholesale water sales. In 2005, revenues totaled $120 million.

A ten-member Board of Directors made up of Fairfax County residents who are chosen by the county's elected Board of Supervisors oversees Fairfax Water. The general manager of Fairfax Water oversees daily operations with the assistance of a senior staff of engineering and business experts.

Fairfax Water is dedicated to offering our staff members and their qualified dependents a full range of benefits, as well as chances for further education and career advancement.

Pre-tax deductions are made for premiums and contributions made by employees.

The main advantages offered by Fairfax Water will be briefly summarised in this evaluation. In all cases, each benefit plan's eligibility and administration are governed by its plan articles and policies.