Water Wastewater Field Service Technician

• Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on lift stations E-1 grinder pump stations water plants splash pad facilities wastewater plants and associated assets including generators auxiliary pumps blowers and inspections.
• Repair leaks to water lines sewer E-1 pressurized lines and force mains as needed.
• Replace lift station and/or E-1 submersible pumps when required.
• Install and replace water meters as needed.
• Perform monthly meter readings.
• Work with utility billing and customer service functions.
• Complete weekly vehicle and asset inspections.
• Flush hydrants exercise valves and perform mowing and trimming at lift stations water plants and wastewater plants as needed.
• Service and test backflow devices (if licensed).
• Collect water distribution samples under the guidance of a licensed operator when required.
• Operate a variety of heavy and light equipment including crane trucks bush hogs mini excavators and valve exercisers as needed.
• Additional responsibilities may be assigned as needed.

Making an Impact

Everyone depends on clean water for everyday life including drinking cooking cleaning bathing and sanitation. Providing high-quality water to your community allows you to make a meaningful impact not only on the environment but also on the lives of your neighbors friends and family. The ability to turn on a faucet and trust that clean water will always be available is something many people take for granted and youll help make that possible every day.

State-of-the-Art Technology

The water and wastewater industry continues to evolve with advancements in technology. Much of the work involves modern equipment and digital platforms that help treatment facilities operate efficiently and accurately. Youll gain experience using technology that supports compliance requirements protects the environment and ensures the delivery of a safe reliable product.

Career Stability

The demand for clean water never goes away making this one of the most stable and recession-resistant industries available. Woodard & Curran provides opportunities for hands-on learning support in obtaining treatment licenses continuing education opportunities and career growth at every stage from entry-level positions to senior leadership roles.

Education & Experience

• Graduation from a standard high school or vocational school including or supplemented by courses in mechanical electrical and instrumentation maintenance.
• Experience in the operation and maintenance of pumps compressors electric motors and plumbing fixtures preferred.
• Basic mechanical troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to repair pumping equipment and control switches.
• Experience with wastewater and water transfer systems is a plus.

Licenses & Certifications

• Water Distribution License issued by the State of Florida or the ability to obtain one within 18 months.
• Valid Florida drivers license with a safe driving record.
• CDL Class B or higher is a plus; however the ability to obtain a Florida DOT Medical Card is required to operate the crane truck.

Physical Requirements

• Must be able to regularly lift or move up to 40 pounds.

Pre-Employment Requirements

Successful candidates will be required to complete:

• DOT background check
• DOT pre-placement physical
• DOT drug screen