In PersonRegular tasks are performed at multiple addresses; company vehicles are supplied for travel between sites.
Manufacturing & Production OperationsMachine & Process Operation
About the job
Requirements
Hold a valid OWWCO wastewater treatment and collection certification at minimum Level 1.
Hold a valid driver's license with a safe driving record.
Be willing to work toward a higher-level water treatment certification.
Be proficient in the care and use of site-specific personal protective equipment, including respirators, gas detectors, and confined-space equipment.
Have strong mechanical aptitude; trade licensing such as millwright is preferred.
Accurately follow procedures and demonstrate attention to detail.
Use analytical skills to understand data and graphs and make decisions based on data.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing for operational, process, safety, and quality instructions.
Perform basic math, reading, document use, numeracy, writing, and oral communication tasks.
Work well with others, maintain good hand-eye coordination, and perform repetitive motions as required.
Be reliable and dependable regarding start and finish times.
Be able to work weekends, typically once every four to six weeks.
Be able to be on call and respond to emergencies, typically once every four to six weeks.
Be able to work outdoors in inclement weather, enter confined spaces, use ladders or stairs, and lift or move up to 20 kilograms.
Have the visual abilities needed to detect process non-conformance and machine malfunction, including close, distance, and color vision and focus adjustment.
Be immediately eligible to work legally in Canada.
Responsibilities
Control and operate automatic and semi-automatic machines and related wastewater treatment equipment, including pumps, engines, generators, valves, gates, mixers, conveyors, blowers, chemical feed and odor-control systems, and vacuum filters.
Monitor control panels and manually or remotely adjust valves and gates to regulate flow.
Monitor flow meters, gauges, flow ratios, pressures, and related controls through instrument panels, computer terminals, and programmable logic control units.
Monitor and record operating conditions, observations, and data in the area shift log.
Use SCADA for process monitoring and systems control.
Perform routine laboratory tests and field chemical, physical, and biological tests to adjust chemical dosages and alter unit processes.
Sample wastewater, sludge, and gases according to schedule.
Ensure conformance to process specifications and compliance with Environmental Compliance Approvals and client objectives.
Diagnose basic operational problems and take corrective action according to procedure.
Verify and report suspected malfunctions and variances to the supervisor and take corrective action.
Perform routine and preventive maintenance, including lubrication and minor adjustments.
Perform manual labor such as filling and emptying machine bins and cleaning equipment, facilities, and grounds.
Operate vehicles for plant operational purposes and travel between work sites.
Maintain good housekeeping and properly dispose of waste according to safety and environmental policies.
Prepare chemical solutions and service automatic samplers.
Monitor process chemical supplies and recommend reordering.
Perform routine instrument calibration for portable dissolved oxygen, pH, hydrogen sulfide, and oxygen-percentage meters.
Respond to emergencies individually and as part of a team.
Desired Qualifications
First aid certification.
Confined-space certification.
Other relevant certifications.
Trade licensing such as millwright.
Perform more advanced functions as part of training and development.
Job Description
Veolia has been operating the wastewater treatment plants for Haldimand County for 20 years. The wastewater treatment system consists of 4 mechanical plants, 4 lagoons and 20 pump stations. Veolia is now looking for a new operator to join the team in Caledonia/Hagersville.
Plant Operator is responsible for the safe, compliant and efficient operation of the wastewater treatment plant. This includes, among other tasks, lab testing, decision making, use of SCADA, preparation of reports, manually operating equipment and communicating with the rest of the team.
Primary Duties/Responsibilities:
Control and operate automatic and semi-automatic machines and related equipment including pumps, engines, generators, valves, gates, mixers, conveyors, blowers, chemical feed and odor control and vacuum filters used to decontaminate waste water by settling, aeration and sludge digestion.
Monitor control panels and adjust valves and gates manually or by remote control to regulate flow.
Monitor flow meters, gauges, flow ratios, pressures and related controls through instrument panels, computer terminals and programmable logic control units in assigned areas.
Monitor and record operating conditions observations and data in area shift log.
Use SCADA for process monitoring and systems control
Perform routine lab tests.
Perform field tests (chemical, physical and biological) in order to pace chemical dosages for process and odor control units or alter unit processes.
Sample wastewater, sludge and gasses (odor control, digester, etc.) according to schedule.
Ensure conformance to process specifications.
Ensure compliance with the ECA’s and client objectives
Diagnose basic operational problems and take corrective action per procedure.
Verify and report suspected malfunctions and variances to the supervisor and take corrective actions.
Perform routine and preventative maintenance and maintenance related items as assigned.
Performs manual labor including filling and emptying of machine bins and cleaning equipment, facilities and grounds as required.
Perform minor maintenance including, but not limited to, routine preventive maintenance, lubrication and minor adjustments.
Operate vehicles for plant operational purposes.
Practice good housekeeping in the assigned area and properly dispose of waste according to safety and environmental policies.
Prepare chemical solutions and services automatic samplers.
Monitor process chemical supplies and recommend reorder.
Perform routine instrument calibration for portable meters including, but not limited to, dissolved oxygen, pH, H2S, percent oxygen
Respond to emergency as individual and as part of a team
Qualifications
OWWCO - WWT certification: must hold a valid class wastewater treatment and class collection certification: minimum level 1
Must have a valid driver's license with a safe driving record.
Other certifications are highly desirable: first aid, confined space, etc.
Must be or become proficient in the care and use of all site specific, facility required PPE (Personal Protection Equipment), including respirators, gas detectors, confined space equipment, etc.)
Willingness to work toward higher level water treatment certification.
May perform more advanced functions as part of training and development.
Strong mechanical aptitude, preferably have some trade licensing (eg. Millwright)
Attention to details and capability to accurately follow procedures.
Analytical skills to understand data and graphs. Capability to make decisions based on data.
Must have the ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing (operational, process, safety and quality Instructions). Ability to perform basic math.
Reading text, Document use, Numeracy, Writing, Oral communication, attention to detail. Good use of the English language. Deadline oriented. Work well with others. Good hand eye coordination. Repetitive motions required. Rotating through-out the facility as required.
Reliable and dependable on start and finish times as it impacts the operations.
Able to work on weekends (once every 4-6 weeks typically)
Able to be on call and respond to emergency (once every 4-6 weeks typically)
Compensation:
Depending on the level: from $28 for level 1 to $36 for level 4.
Bonus
Very competitive compensation, pension and benefits package;
Work Environment:
Temporary full-time contract position.
Some of the regular tasks need to be performed outdoors (in some cases during inclement weather conditions)
Regular tasks are performed at multiple addresses: company vehicles are supplied to move from site to site.
Work Site Environment: WasteWater treatment odor, sometimes confined spaces, noisy environment.
Transportation/Travel Information: Own transportation to and from home.
Physical Demands:
Amount of time spent – Standing 50%, Walking 50% for as many as five miles per shift.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; and talk or hear.
The employee is occasionally required to stoop, kneel, or crouch and enter confined spaces.
May be required to use ladders or stairs.
The employee must lift and/or move some weight (up to 20Kg).
Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and ability to adjust focus.
Requires close visual observation to detect process non-conformance and machine malfunction
Additional Information
Why join our Resourcers team? Come and Resource the World with us!
Acting today to create tomorrow's world;
A company in constant growth;
A multitude of large-scale projects where you can put your talent to good use;
Challenges to suit you and the absence of routine;
The opportunity to develop your career according to your professional goals;
Internal and external training and coaching programs;
Competitive compensation, pension and benefits;
Multidisciplinary work teams and an OHS-oriented work environment.
We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.
Candidates must be immediately eligible to work legally in Canada; the employer will not sponsor candidates for a work permit or any other Canadian work authorization for this opportunity.
Veolia North America is committed to equal opportunity employment and advancement for all employees and potential employees, and to a work environment free from discrimination and harassment.
Disclaimer: The salary, other compensation, and benefits information is accurate as of the date of this posting. The Company reserves the right to modify this information at any time, subject to applicable law.
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The company intends to use proceeds for general corporate purposes, including purchasing the options. BNP Paribas and Natixis serve as joint global coordinators, with BofA Securities, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley as joint bookrunners. Veolia plans to list the bonds on Euronext Access within 30 days.
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