Familiarity with environmental regulations applicable to water and wastewater facility operations.
Valid MECP water or wastewater operating certificates and/or licenses as required by the facility.
Valid Class G driver's license.
Minimum Grade 12 or equivalent.
Knowledge of wastewater treatment plant operation and maintenance, including activated sludge, aerobic and anaerobic digestion, disinfection, and nutrient removal.
Knowledge of wastewater collection system operation and maintenance, including pumping stations, sanitary sewers, and manholes.
Knowledge of water treatment plant operation and maintenance, including flocculation, tube settling clarifiers, dual-media filtration, and the use of coagulation, disinfection, and pH-adjustment chemicals.
Knowledge of water distribution system operation and maintenance, including water towers and booster stations, force-main swabbing, fire hydrant use and maintenance, water main flushing, and water sampling.
Ability to work with process-control automation systems and interpret process information.
Ability to alter unit process operations manually or with computerized technology to meet changing conditions.
Knowledge of recordkeeping, sampling techniques, and analytical procedures, including interpreting results and making process adjustments.
General knowledge of basic mechanical and electrical theory and instrumentation.
Knowledge of occupational hazards and standard safety precautions for water and wastewater facilities, including chemical handling, confined-space entry, lockout/tagout, and required personal protective equipment.
Basic computer skills, including word processing, email, and spreadsheet software.
Ability to communicate orally and in writing, prepare reports, and maintain neat and accurate records.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
Interest in continuous learning and ability to develop skills and apply new knowledge in practice.
Responsibilities
Adjust, inspect, and evaluate processes and equipment controlling water and wastewater systems to optimize performance, maintain regulatory compliance, minimize adverse impacts, and account for cost, equipment capabilities, environmental impacts, and occupational health and safety.
Operate and monitor system process equipment and related appurtenances, including valves, gates, pumps, compressors, engines, electric motors and generators, HVAC systems, and chemical-dosing equipment.
Make process adjustments and operational decisions, and respond to alarms to ensure efficient, compliant, and safe operation within established performance, regulatory, and quality limits.
Maintain records and documentation of process and work-area activities using manual or computerized systems, including plant logbooks and databases.
Operate processes within water and wastewater systems efficiently and in compliance with applicable regulations, maintain personal performance, and promote optimal team performance.
Collect samples, perform routine laboratory tests, analyses, and calculations, and record results.
Interpret internal and external laboratory results and make adjustments as necessary.
Identify operational changes, interpret information, and implement corrective actions or troubleshoot process issues.
Use operational tools including process control systems, SCADA systems, laboratory information management systems, and work management systems.
Perform preventive-maintenance diagnostics and routine preventive-maintenance duties, including monitoring equipment for excessive vibration or high temperatures.
Monitor and assess equipment performance and maintain process operations using clean, lubricate, adjust, inspect, and repair practices.
Work a 40-hour week, including weekends and statutory holidays when required; participate in a rotating on-call schedule and respond to provide assistance when required.
Desired Qualifications
Post-secondary education in an environmental program.
Post-secondary education in a technical trade such as mechanical, electrical, or instrumentation.
Job Description
Main Responsibilities:
Adjusts, inspects and evaluates processes and equipment that control the operation and effectiveness of water and wastewater systems (WWT, WWC, WT, WD) in order to optimize performance, maintain regulatory compliance, and minimize local and/or system wide adverse impacts while taking into consideration cost, equipment capabilities, environmental impacts and OH&S.
Operates and monitors the performance of system process equipment and related appurtenances, including but not limited to valves, gates, pumps, compressors, engines, electric motors/generators, HVAC systems, chemical dosing equipment, etc.
Makes process adjustments, operational decisions and addresses/responds to alarm conditions to ensure efficient, compliant and safe operation within established performance, regulatory and quality limits.
Maintains records and documentation of all process and/or work area activities using either manual or computerized systems including but not limited to plant logbooks, computerized databases, etc.
Accountable for the efficient operation, in compliance with applicable regulations, of all processes within the water and wastewater systems as well as for personal performance and promoting optimal team performance.
Collects samples, perform routine laboratory tests, analysis and calculations, and records results.
Interprets laboratory results (internal and external) and makes adjustments as necessary.
Identifies changes in operational conditions and interprets information in order to implement corrective actions and/or troubleshoot process issues.
Utilizes various tools to perform operational duties including but not limited to Process Control System (PCS), other SCADA systems, Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) and Work Management System (WMS).
Performs preventative maintenance diagnostics, and routine preventative maintenance duties such as monitoring equipment for excessive vibration or high temperatures.
Monitors and assesses equipment performance and maintains process operations by using CLAIR (clean, lubricate, adjust, inspect, repair).
Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills and Experience:
Familiarity with environmental regulations applicable to the operation of water and wastewater facilities.
Valid MECP Water / Wastewater operating certificate(s) and or licenses as per facility requirement(s)
Valid Class G Driver’s License
Minimum Grade 12 or equivalent
Post-Secondary Education in an Environmental program would be an asset
Post-Secondary Education in a Technical Trade (mechanical, electrical, instrumentation) would be an asset
Knowledge of the principles and practices necessary in the operation and maintenance of a wastewater treatment plant including knowledge of the Activated Sludge process, Digestion (Aerobic, Anaerobic), Disinfection and Nutrient Removal.
Knowledge of the principles and practices necessary in the operation and maintenance of a wastewater collection system including knowledge of pumping stations, sanitary sewers and manholes.
Knowledge of the principles and practices necessary in the operation and maintenance of a water treatment plant including knowledge of flocculation, tube settling clarifiers, dual media filtration and the use of coagulation, disinfection and pH adjustment chemicals.
Knowledge of the principles and practices necessary in the operation and maintenance of a water distribution system including the operation of a water tower and booster stations, force-main swabbing and fire hydrant use and maintenance, water main flushing, and water sampling.
Ability to work with process control automation systems and interpret process information.
An ability to alter unit process operations manually or using computerized technology to meet varying conditions.
Knowledge of record keeping, sampling techniques and analytical procedures including the ability to interpret and make process adjustments.
General knowledge of basic mechanical/electrical theory and instrumentation.
Ability to, and knowledge of, occupational hazards and standard safety precautions necessary to work in water and wastewater facilities including but not limited to, chemical handling, confined space entry, lockout/tag-out and the use of personal protective equipment required to work safely.
Basic computer skills including ability to use basic word processing, email and spreadsheet software programs.
An ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing.
An ability to prepare reports and maintain neat and accurate records.
Demonstrated strong analytical and problem solving skills.
An ability to work well in a team.
An interest in continuous learning.
An ability to continually grow skills; transferring new knowledge into practical abilities
Hours of work:
Permanent position offered on a full-time basis
40 Hour work week
Work weekends and stat holidays when required
Work a rotating on-call schedule when required
Respond to provide assistance when required
Compensation and Benefits:
Depending on the level: from $25 for OIT to $36 for level 4.
Bonus
Competitive time off, pension and benefits package
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;
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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