Utility A/B

Responsible for placing safety as #1 priority in day-to-day work routine for self and others. Works under general supervision; digs ditches, back fills; moves materials and equipment by hand; loads and unloads trucks; assists in installing and dismantling equipment; frequently acts as helper to Service Mechanics or Meter Repair Mechanics; must understand purpose of and have ability to use standard tools such as wrenches, stock and dies, etc.; must be able to qualify for and acquire commercial driver’s license; may from time to time be required to perform various routine operating duties.

Requirements

• High school education or its equivalent
• Mechanical aptitude and experience
• Fundamental knowledge of pipeline construction
• Three months training
• Commercial driver’s license
• Ability to perform heavy work such as running a compactor and jackhammer
• Reside within a twenty (20) mile radius from district office

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance options
• 401k plan with company match opportunity
• Additional retirement contribution
• 15 days of Personal Time Off (PTO) prorated throughout the year
• 11 paid holidays through the calendar year