The Plant Manager oversees the daily operations of a wastewater treatment facility, ensuring compliance, system optimization, staff development, and emergency response, while coordinating with various stakeholders to maintain efficient and safe plant performance.
Key Responsibilities
Manage day-to-day operations of the wastewater treatment facility
Coordinate and communicate with operations, clients, contractors, and engineering firms
Ensure system operation, optimization, and full compliance with regulations
Oversee staff development and training
Implement and manage asset management programs
Administer and execute routine and capital repair and replacement projects
Respond to emergency situations such as process upsets, equipment failures, and alarm events
Requirements
Possess a high school diploma or equivalent; additional technical or college education related to wastewater treatment or engineering is preferred.
Have a minimum of 5 years of experience in wastewater treatment plant operations, with at least 2 years in a supervisory or managerial role.
Demonstrate experience managing day-to-day operational activities of a wastewater treatment facility.
Have experience coordinating and communicating with operations staff, client representatives, contractors, and engineering firms.
Be capable of ensuring effective system operation and optimization of wastewater treatment processes.
Have experience preparing and submitting compliance reporting for wastewater treatment operations.
Possess experience in staff development and training within a wastewater treatment setting.
Have experience implementing and managing an asset management program for a wastewater treatment plant.
Be able to administer and oversee routine and capital repair and replacement projects at a wastewater treatment facility.
Be prepared to respond to emergency situations such as process upsets, equipment failures, alarm events, and force majeure events.
Follow established safety, operating, and emergency response procedures to perform work in a safe and professional manner.
Be available to participate in an on-call rotation outside normal work hours, including weekends, to provide plant coverage and respond to emergency situations.
Be able to work in inclement weather conditions as needed.
Possess a valid driver’s license and be able to respond to emergency situations outside of scheduled hours as needed.
Benefits & Perks
Compensation/salary range not specified
Work schedule: Monday - Friday, 7.30am - 3.30pm, with on-call rotation including weekends and emergency response
Work environment perks: participation in safety, operating, and emergency response procedures; inclusive and respectful workplace culture
Additional benefits: Retirement Savings (401k with company match), Paid holidays (up to 8), Vacation (based on experience), Paid sick time, Paid Parental Leave (up to 80 hours), Short- and long-term disability, Medical, dental, and vision plans, Basic life insurance and voluntary life insurance, Wellbeing support through DarioMind assistance program
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