(Carlos) Matt Scarbrough

Frankfort Plant Board – WTP Maintenance Supervisor

Description:

Position Overview

The Water Treatment Plant Maintenance Supervisor leads maintenance activities that support the safe and reliable operation of the Frankfort Plant Board Water Treatment Plant.

This position supervises maintenance personnel and is responsible for plant equipment, instrumentation, SCADA systems, PLC programming support, preventive maintenance programs, and maintenance-related capital projects.

The successful candidate will provide technical leadership while ensuring equipment reliability and regulatory compliance throughout plant operations.

Key Responsibilities

Leadership & Supervision

Supervise and evaluate maintenance personnel
Assist with hiring, training, and employee development
Coordinate maintenance activities and work assignments
Support plant operations and emergency response activities

Maintenance & Reliability

Oversee repair and replacement of:

Pumps
Motors
Electrical systems
Hydraulic systems
Pneumatic systems
Structural equipment
Manage preventive maintenance programs
Coordinate contractor repairs and specialized services
Controls & Automation
Maintain plant-wide SCADA systems
Support PLC programming and software updates
Coordinate system modifications with SCADA integrators
Maintain process instrumentation and control systems

Project Support

Participate in Water Treatment Plant capital improvement projects
Serve in lead or support roles on maintenance-related initiatives
Assist with annual budget planning and inventory management

Minimum Qualifications

Education & Experience

✔ High School Diploma or GED

✔ Five (5) years of industrial maintenance experience

✔ 12–18 months of supervisory and/or project management experience

Required Licenses

✔ Valid Kentucky Driver’s License

✔ Electrician or Master Electrician License in accordance with Kentucky KRS Chapter 227A

Preferred Qualifications

⭐ Kentucky Drinking Water Treatment Operator Certification (Class IIIA or IVA)

⭐ Experience with:

SCADA systems
PLC programming
Industrial controls
Water treatment operations

Working Conditions

This position requires work in both indoor and outdoor environments and may involve:

Electrical systems
Chemical exposure
Mechanical equipment
Elevated work areas
Emergency response situations
The position participates in the organization’s random drug and alcohol testing program.

Applicants MUST apply on our website: https://fpb.cc/employment

Location:

William Lynn
Frankfort Plant Board
151 Flynn Ave
Frankfort, KY 40602

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://fpb.cc/employment

Phone:
(502) 352-4368

Name:

William Lynn

Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government – Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator

Description:

SALARY
The minimum salary is $24.505 per hour
This position is eligible for overtime (non-exempt), if applicable.
Pay Grade 518

This position is eligible for the following :

Hazardous duty supplemental pay at $0.52 per hour
Shift differential of $1.00 per hour, depending on assigned shift
Depending on class of KY Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator license held:
Class I, $1.00 per hour
Class II, $2.00 per hour
Class III, $3.00 per hour
Class IV, $4.00 per hour

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The purpose of this classification is to operate a wastewater treatment plant to ensure water discharged is in compliance with local, state, and federal laws and regulations related to health and public safety.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
High school diploma, GED, or equivalent
Two (2) years of related experience
Additional years of related education may substitute for years of experience

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Monitors treatment plant operations using a Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system and responds to any system alarms and events
Performs regular rounds of daily plant inspections to monitor operating conditions, make adjustments and report required repairs to maintenance staff or management as needed
Records operational data, and/or meter and gauge readings on specified forms and reports
Collects and tests water and sewage samples; sends samples to the water quality laboratory for analysis
Adds chemicals, such as chlorine, or lime, to disinfect and deodorize water and other liquids
Performs related work as assigned

SPECIAL LICENSE/CERTIFICATION
All Certifications and licenses must be maintained as a condition of employment.

Must possess and maintain a valid Kentucky Class I Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators License or its equivalent from another state. Those with an equivalent from another state are required to have it converted to a Kentucky Class I License within six (6) months as a condition of employment.
Valid Driver’s License

Submit LFUCG electronic application through lexingtonky.gov/jobs and attach/upload applicable documents to verify your education, training, certification/license(s), or DD214 (for military preference with appropriate discharge) by filing deadline date.

RESUMES CANNOT BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE APPLICATION, but are highly encouraged to be attached/uploaded to the application.

Please note that the section titled “Application Questionnaire” has to be completed every time a new or revised application is submitted. Even if other information is pre-filled, the Questionnaire does not transfer.

Location:

Matthew Chancellor
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
301 Jimmie Campbell Dr
Lexington, KY 40504

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://www.lexingtonky.gov/working/current-job-openings

Phone:
(859) 425-2414

Name:

Matthew Chancellor

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District – Sampling and Monitoring Technician I/II

Description:

Job Summary
This position will be filled as a Sampling and Monitoring Technician I or II based on candidate qualifications. Salary ranges are as follows:

Sampling and Monitoring Technician I: $47,923.20-$70,699.20
Sampling and Monitoring Technician II: $51,459.20-$76,502.40

Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

Provides technical and field support for all sampling and monitoring needs of the organization. Collects samples for technology-based and conventional pollutants, pathogens, and nutrients for water quality, industrial, special projects, and emergency response requirements. Identifies proper settings and parameters for sampling and monitoring equipment based on specific job requirements. Ensures equipment is properly functioning and resources are available to effectively complete assigned duties. Conducts site location surveys and identifies installation and/or equipment fabrication requirements based on site specific characteristics. Conducts in-depth field trouble shooting and conducts field repair and/or resolution of mechanical or electrical malfunctions of equipment. Uses equipment and associated computer software to collect, report, and analyze data. Measures, documents, and reports field data and reviews data parameters for accuracy. Provides supervisor and or manager with recommendations to resolve problems related to field work activities and improve procedures/processes.
Essential Job Functions
Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

Performs confined space entry in compliance with federal safety regulations and organization procedures. Follows all established sampling protocols, Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPP), and standard operating procedures to ensure the integrity of sampling and monitoring activities. Collects and reports Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) project trending and modeling data. Conducts/assists with sampling and field equipment installations. Provides support for sampling projects to ensure compliance with the Federal Clean Water Act, Kentucky Pollution Discharge Elimination System permits, and special project requirements. Installs fabricated and custom apparatuses to support primary and ancillary equipment. Provides information utilized to conduct pricing and reliability studies of equipment and instrumentation. Maintains and calibrates all equipment required to conduct field collection and analysis. Conducts wet weather discharge reconnaissance routes in compliance with Sewer Overflow Response Protocols. Performs sampling and collects flow data for regulatory compliance purposes, revenue, and CMOM (capacity, management, operations and maintenance) related activities. Assists with all department equipment and instrumentation repairs. Utilizes computer to access and download data from field instruments and remote monitoring sources. Conducts assessments of equipment, supplies and resources, and reports shortages, necessary repairs or replacement needs in a timely manner. Responsible for the operation and maintenance of pH probes including cleaning, calibration, and replacement of probes/membranes. Collects stream water quality samples and stream flow measurements. Conducts field analysis of samples. Collects stream flow data, through mechanical, electronic or in-stream measurement means. Completes chain of custody for regulatory compliance and legal purposes. Preserves, stores, and transports/ships samples to MSD or contract laboratory. Collects stream biological data using ceramic tiles or other methods. Ensures proper cleaning and decontamination methods are used for samplers, flow devices, containers, and other equipment. Coordinates sampling activities with laboratory requirements. Conducts combined sewer overflow inspections to verify reported problems.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

Leads confined space entry activities to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations and organization procedures. Conducts field assessments and associated work to complete field instrument installations. Conducts work utilizing all established sampling protocols, Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPP), and standard operating procedures to ensure the integrity of sampling and monitoring activities. Recommends improvements and updates all work related protocols, procedures, and documentation activities. Collects reports and analyzes project trending and modeling data. Accesses and uses Infor Public Sector (IPS) or similar software for work orders or other related activities. Uses Telemetry and Data Logging (Telog) or similar software and web based clients to access, review, manipulate, and report data. Conducts field assessments and makes field adjustments to ensure success during sampling events. Understands Federal Clean Water Act and Kentucky Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit requirements, and ensures sampling projects are conducted in a manner to meet regulatory requirements. Identifies need for fabrication of items to complete equipment installation projects and provides fabrication recommendations to supervisor/manager. Installs fabricated components to meet site specific purposes and develops methods to overcome equipment installation related difficulties. Reviews updated inventory database and identifies additional requirements or omissions. Conducts pricing and reliability studies of equipment. Maintains, calibrates and conducts function tests on all equipment items. Conducts wet weather discharge reconnaissance routes in compliance with Sewer Overflow Response Protocols. Conducts combined sewer overflow inspections to identify and report problems. Performs sampling required to maintain regulatory compliance of Pretreatment Program and ensures collection and timely/accurate reporting of quality test results for revenue collection purposes. Collects samples in support of capacity, management, operations and maintenance (CMOM) related activities. Performs field and in-house equipment and instrumentation repairs. Utilizes computer to access, download and analyze data from field instruments. Conducts inventory of equipment, supplies and other resources and recommends level of replacement or purchasing needs. Operates and maintains department pH probes including cleaning, calibration, and replacement of probes/membranes. Collects stream water quality samples and field parameters. Reviews and follows chain of custody procedures to ensure samples are delivered to MSD or contract laboratory for analysis. Ensures proper preparation and shipment of samples. Leads team during collection of stream biological data using ceramic tiles or other required methods. Collects stream flow data, through mechanical, electronic or in-stream measurement means. Conducts field calculations of stream flow or sampling and monitoring data to ensure field measurements are correct and/or appropriate with expected results. Ensures proper cleaning and decontamination methods are used for samplers, flow devices, bottles and other equipment as determined necessary. Coordinates with laboratories regarding activities related to proper hand off and/or analysis of samples. Conducts training for Sampling and Monitoring Technicians as deemed necessary by supervisor/manager.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

Knowledge of sampling procedures and methods; knowledge of basic carpentry, electricity, plumbing, mechanics and instrumentation; knowledge of chain of custody protocols; ability to operate sampling instrumentation and related equipment; ability to calibrate, maintain and install sampling equipment; ability to operate a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to use software required to operate/troubleshoot equipment and retrieve data; ability to use laboratory information management software to enter sampling and analytical information; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to perform physically demanding tasks; ability to work 24 hour emergency response; ability to work various shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime; ability to work outdoors, at night and in all weather conditions; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to accurately record, maintain and enter records in log book and/or software databases.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

Knowledge of sampling procedures and methods; knowledge of basic carpentry, electricity, plumbing, mechanics and instrumentation; knowledge of chain of custody protocols; skill in operating sampling instrumentation and related equipment; skill in calibrating, maintaining and installing sampling equipment; ability to operate a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite); ability to use software required to operate/trouble shoot equipment and retrieve data; ability to use laboratory information management software (LIMS) to enter sampling and analytical information; ability to review LIMS data for accuracy and resolve data input issues; ability to identify and recommend fabrication needs for installation of equipment; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to perform physically demanding tasks; ability to work 24 hour emergency response; ability to work various shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime; ability to work outdoors, at night and in all weather conditions; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to accurately record, maintain and enter records in log book and/or software databases.

Minimum Requirements
Sampling and Monitoring Technician I

High School Diploma or GED; two or more years of sampling, water quality, or wastewater operations experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must complete a 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) course and obtain certification at the Hazardous Material Technician level within six months of obtaining the position and fulfill requirements established in 29 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) 1910.120. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

Sampling and Monitoring Technician II

High School Diploma or GED; four or more years of sampling, water quality, or wastewater operations experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must complete a 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) course and obtain certification at the Hazardous Material Technician level within six months of obtaining the position and fulfill requirements established in 29 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) 1910.120. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits.

This position is considered safety-sensitive and is subject to random drug testing.

Please on our website: https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Miriam Fisher
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
1600 West Hill ST
Louisville, KY 40210

Contact Email:

Website:

Phone:

Name:

Miriam Fisher

Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District – Operator-in-Training (2 positions)

Description:

Job Summary
Assists in the process operation and routine, corrective & preventive maintenance of wastewater treatment facilities. Time in this position acts as a training period to become qualified as an Operator.

Essential Job Functions
Stops, starts and adjusts process equipment. Samples, analyzes and reports information for continuous optimum operation. Monitors and identifies mechanical problems with regular direction from supervisors or guidance from Operators/Sr. Operators and responds to emergency conditions. Learns lubrication and oiling techniques. Reads and interprets various dials, gauges, flow gauges, flow integrators and charts and explosivity and toxic analyzing equipment. Learns to operate all types of valves and pumps. Learns to properly clean and paint equipment and facility areas. Learns to mix chemicals. Regulates chemical feed equipment. Performs laboratory and field tests for quality control as required by regulatory agencies. Responds to emergencies and properly notifies supervisor of problems. Assists mechanics, electricians, technicians, contractors and others to repair equipment. Maintains landscaping of buildings and grounds. Cuts grass, weeds and bushes. Assists treatment plant operators in performing general housekeeping duties. Serves on the Emergency Response Team as directed. Performs preventive and/or corrective maintenance as required. Performs other related duties as assigned or as judgement/necessity dictates.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Knowledge of the elementary principles of chemistry and general science; ability to learn the principles and procedures relating to the operation and maintenance of a wastewater treatment plant; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to read, understand and follow written and oral instructions; ability to safely use all tools and equipment to perform work; ability to perform physically demanding tasks as outlined above; ability to work outdoors, at night and under adverse working conditions such as inclement weather; ability to climb and work in high places and confined spaces; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload; ability to work various shifts and mandatory overtime.

Minimum Requirements
High School Diploma or GED; two years of skilled labor or related experience, or successful completion of a recognized basic wastewater treatment course or other related field; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must meet aptitude assessment requirements. Mechanical experience desired. Pump station experience is preferred. Must possess a valid driver’s license. CDL preferred. Must have an acceptable and reliable means for being contacted during off-duty hours. Must have safe work and driving habits.

This position is considered safety-sensitive and is subject to random drug testing.

Apply online: https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Miriam Fisher
Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District
1600 West Hill ST
Louisville, KY 40210

Contact Email:

Website:

Phone:

Name:

Miriam Fisher

Kentucky American Water – Sr. Water Treatment Operator (Relief)

Description:

Job Title: Sr. Water Treatment Operator (Relief)
Posting Start Date: 5/7/26
Job Description:
Position Information
Pay range: $26.78/hr-43.39/hr

The base salary range represents a good faith salary range for this position. This position is eligible for annual incentive pay and has the opportunity for continued salary growth. If you are hired at American Water your base salary compensation will be determined based on factors such as market, geography, skills, education and/or experience. At American Water, we are committed to pay equity.

In addition to compensation, you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package including 401(k), Defined Contribution Plan, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, medical, prescription, dental and vision coverage, plus disability, paid time off, life insurance, voluntary benefits, health and wellness programs and much more!

American Water is also proud to offer employees learning opportunities and work experiences to grow professionally!

Primary Role
Kentucky American Water is hiring a full-time, Water Treatment Relief Operator to join our team in Owenton, KY. This role will be responsible for overseeing the treatment process and functions at our conventional surface water treatment plant. With approximately 5,000 connections, you will play a key role in ensuring the needs of our customers and the community are met. The relief operator oversees the day-to-day treatment needs of the plant by monitoring production activity, making process control adjustments, handling chemicals, sampling, reporting, and light maintenance.

It is the responsibility of the Relief Operator to operate and maintain water treatment, processing, disposal and testing equipment in facility to permit and operational requirements. The Relief Operator is fully qualified to perform the most complex functions and lead the work of others.

*Please note that a Class IIIA or IV-A Operator license is required for this position

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Key Accountabilities

Safety – demonstrate and enforce practices that are consistent with a goal of zero accidents and injuries; adhere to all safety policies and procedures; assist in operations of office with required focus on all aspects of safety. (15%)
Training – employee orientation, departmental operating procedures, Safety, OSHA and Quality Training; team leader/supervisory training;
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Level I and II. (10%)
Perform field tests to pace chemical dosages for process controls or alter unit processes; Collects samples according to schedule; prepares chemical solutions and services automatic samplers; monitors process chemical supplies and recommends reorder. (15%)
Efficiently operate all equipment in facility – pumps, engines, centrifuge, generators, valves, conveyors, blowers, belt presses, processing filters, etc. (15%)
Ensure all operating personnel implement standard operating procedures for all associated plant process; takes corrective action when test
results are outside acceptable ranges, including changing process control, biological system, and feed rates of chemicals. (20%)
Responds to requests, inquiries, or complaints; promptly inform Area or Facility Manager of potential risk situations. Tasks performed by subordinates are periodically checked for quality and accuracy. (25%)

Knowledge/Skills

Extensive knowledge of the objectives, equipment, and operations of modern water and wastewater treatment plants.
Extensive knowledge of methods and materials of water and/or wastewater systems.
Thorough knowledge of the layout, location and equipment characteristics of water and wastewater systems and of the treatment plants.
Knowledge of the regulatory and legal environment of modern water and wastewater systems and water and wastewater treatment, including environmental law and contract law as applicable.
Must have broad knowledge of MS Office products, including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
Must understand the working principle behind a computerized maintenance management program.

Experience/Education

High school diploma or general education degree (GED)
At least five (5) years water and/or wastewater systems and treatment

License/Certification

Kentucky Class IV-A Water Treatment Operators License
Valid state driver’s license

Work Schedule

Full-time, on-site
Schedule: 4, 10s Monday-Thursday, 6am-4pm with filling in on any other open shifts
May opt to be on-call

Travel Requirements

Local travel within service territory

Competencies
Customer obsessed
Cultivates innovation
Champions safety
Drives Results
Collaborates
Nimble learning

You may apply directly to the opportunity by clicking on the below link and completing an application:

https://jobs.amwater.com/job/Sr_-Water-Treatment-Operator-%28Relief%29/109871-en_US/

Location:

Brittany Roland
Kentucky American Water
1 Water Street
Camden, NJ 08102

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
https://jobs.amwater.com/

Phone:
(717) 579-1129

Name:

Brittany Roland

Regional Water Resource Agency (RWRA) – Treatment Plant Operator – 2nd Shift

Description:

Regional Water Resource Agency (RWRA), the municipal wastewater (sewer) utility located in Owensboro, KY, is accepting applications for the position of Treatment Plant Operator – 2nd Shift.

This position is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the plant, as well as ensuring permit compliance, operator maintenance of equipment, and preventive maintenance in a wastewater treatment plant.

Essential Job Duties:
* Operates and monitors wastewater treatment plants directly and remotely through Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), as well as monitors collection system pump stations through
SCADA/Mission
* Operates sludge dewatering equipment and wastewater equipment (pumps, chemical feeding units, BNR system, clarifying equipment and UV disinfection); adjusts valves, gates, and other equipment according to plant procedures and schedules
* Receives after-hours emergency calls from the public and alarm calls from pump stations, then dispatches on-call employees as needed
* Records meter readings and plant conditions on Operator’s daily log and enters data into computer spreadsheet
* Takes process samples and performs process control testing
* Working in an indoor and outdoor environment, being in a standing, walking, and sitting position on a frequent basis, and lifting/carrying up to 75 lbs in any given day
* Exposure to wastewater on a frequent basis; performing confined space entries occasionally

Job Requirements:
* One to two years related experience and/or training in a wastewater or related field
* High school diploma or GED
* Intermediate computer skills using Microsoft Office, Internet, and Email
* Kentucky Class I Wastewater Operators license is required to be obtained as soon as Kentucky Division of Water allows for testing, if do not possess prior to employment; Class II, III, IV licenses are strongly encouraged to be obtained
* Being at least 18 years of age
* Valid driver’s license

Job Schedule:
* Full-time (40 hours per week), non-exempt position opening
* Shift for this position will be 2nd shift with hours of coverage from 2:00pm – 12:00am
* This shift is a non-standard schedule of 10 hours per day, Wednesday – Wednesday, 8 days in a row on-shift, then be off work from Thursday – Tuesday, 6 days in a row off-shift
* This position will work on weekends and holidays

Pay Range and Benefits:
* Beginning pay rate may range from $25.57/hour to $32.51/hour, depending upon relative work experience and education
* Full-time Benefits:
* Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance * Paid Vacation and Sick time
* Life insurance * Retirement through the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority (KPPA) (formerly KRS)
* Short-term and Long-term Disability insurance * KY Deferred Compensation employer match for
* Tuition Sponsorship KPPA Tier 2 and 3 employees

Application Process:
The Application Packet (which includes the job application and job description) may be obtained:
* RWRA’s website: www.rwra.org
* RWRA David Hawes (East) Treatment Plant and Administrative Offices, located at 1722 Pleasant Valley Road, Owensboro, KY 42303 (Office hours: M-F 7:00am – 3:30pm)
* Phone: 270-687-8440, a packet can be mailed to you upon request

To be considered for this position, submit your completed and signed application (and resume if available) via:
* Email to: [email protected]
* Mail or Deliver to:
Regional Water Resource Agency
Attn: Human Resources
1722 Pleasant Valley Road
Owensboro, KY 42303

Applications (and resumes if available) must be submitted no later than Monday, April 27, 2026. EOE, Certified Drug-Free Workplace

Location:

Devon Pinkston
Regional Water Resource Agency (RWRA)
1722 Pleasant Valley Road
Owensboro, KY 42303

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
www.rwra.org

Phone:
(270) 687-8440

Name:

Devon Pinkston

Louisville MSD – Process Support Supervisor

Description:

Job Summary
Provides direct supervision to computer room staff. Schedules staff hours, overtime, and performs timesheet submittals. Administers and oversees Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) development and implementation across the Operations Divisions. Writes clear and concise SOPs that will guide Operations staff in their day-to-day operations. Administers chemical procurement contracts and daily monitoring of chemical usage at MFWQTC. Assists Regional WQTC staff with chemical procurement contracts and monitoring of usage as needed. Monitors daily trending of chemical usage to maintain adequate storage levels, as well as, creates a history for budgetary purposes. Completes city, state and federal regulatory forms and reports as needed. Prepares and updates spreadsheets and graphs for MFWQTC and other treatment plants to monitor influent that may impact the plant or Louisville Green. Participates in budget preparation to include tracking expenditures, and equipment procurement. Assists Managers on MFWQTC special projects requiring chemicals and/or process equipment. Prepares PMDFs and work orders. Prepares annual performance evaluations.

Essential Job Functions
Supervises Process Control Operators at the Morris Forman Water Quality Treatment Center (MFWQTC). Oversees the activities of the computer room including monitoring MFWQTC treatment systems and plant alarms, real time control, pump station and collection system alarms and performs process adjustments. Provides consistency, direction and uniformity in the operations of the computer room staff and ensures that staff are properly trained. Communicates with plant managers and area supervisors to resolve any process control issues. Coordinates with others to relay information for treatment plant and pump station operations as needed. Coordinates with the Controls Department when changes are necessary in the field to relay appropriate information to the Process Control Operators and coordinates training needs for computer system controls. Oversees and implements MSD Operations Division SOPs. Creates, maintains, and improves SOPs to ensure consistency, efficiency, and compliance. Identifies processes that require standardization, and ensures SOPs adhere to required standards, regulations, and policies. Works directly with subject matter experts (SMEs) and stakeholders to gather accurate information to develop new and revise existing SOPs. Regularly reviews and updates SOPs to reflect changes in processes, regulations and policies. Communicates SOPs to relevant staff. Works with the Training Department to create training materials, modules/sessions or job aids based on finalized SOPs. Administers chemical procurement and contracts for MFWQTC operations. Assists Regional WQTC staff with chemical procurement contracts for Regional WQTCs. Implements and manages process chemical performance trials and reviews MFWQTC process chemical specifications. Orders and expedites process chemical purchases and monitors treatments. Monitors inventories, projects usage, and adjusts quantities as needed. Guides personnel entering and receiving documents. Investigates and reconciles conflicts and errors in shipping and billing. Serves as technical support for Operations Management. Participates in budget development to include tracking expenditures, revisions, and equipment procurement. Prepares PMDFs for board approval and supporting reports. Prepares graphs and spreadsheets to monitor the essential functions of the plant.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to the Work
Knowledge of wastewater treatment principles, practices, laws and regulations; knowledge of biological and chemical processes in a wastewater treatment facility; knowledge of bid documentation, business procedures and contracts; skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite, etc.); skill in managing multiple priorities; ability to forecast, track and trend chemical usage and maintain inventory; ability to supervise a diverse workforce; ability to resolve problems; ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to work effectively under heavy, unpredictable surges in workload and deadline pressure; ability to courteous and helpful under pressure.

Minimum Requirements
Bachelor Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field; three or more years of related experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Must have safe work and driving habits. Class III Kentucky Wastewater Operator Certification preferred.

This position is considered safety-sensitive and is subject to random drug testing.

Please apply online: https://louisvillemsd.org/careers

Location:

Miriam Fisher
Louisville MSD
700 West Liberty ST
Louisville, KY 40203

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:

Phone:

Name:

Miriam Fisher

Simpsonville Sewer – Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Class II

Description:

Simpsonville Municipal Sewer is seeking a class II wastewater treatment plant operator. We will consider a class I with the ability to obtain a class II within the minimum time frame.
Must have the following:
High school diploma or GED.
Valid drivers license.
Class I or II Kentucky Wastewater Treatment Plant license (in good standing).

Job consists the following but not limited to:
Operating and maintaining 0.750MGD SBR facility, 7 pump stations, sludge press and all related equipment/parts.
Must be able to work in any weather conditions.
Must be able to lift heavy objects.
Must be able to follow all safety parameters put forth by Federal, State, and local government.
Candidate must pass background check and pre employment drug screening.

We offer competitive salary and is based on experience, qualifications, and class of license.
Starting salary range: 21.63 – 26.44 per hour.
The City of Simpsonville offers an excellent single coverage health insurance plan including vision and dental, retirement plan, life insurance and paid time off.

Applications can be obtained by accessing cityofsimpsonvilleky.com, go to Administration Office then scroll down to Employment Application.
*NOTE* Employment Application may not appear when accessing using phone. May require computer to view.

Location:

Bryan Romine
Simpsonville Sewer
5885 Shelbyville Rd
Simpsonville, KY 40067

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
cityofsimpsonvilleky.com

Phone:
(502) 722-8110

Name:

Bryan Romine

Henderson County Water District – Field Crew Leader

Description:

Now Hiring: Experienced Field Crew Leader
Henderson County Water District – Henderson, KY

Henderson County Water District (HCWD) is accepting applications for a Field Crew Leader to join our operations team. We are seeking an experienced and dependable professional with strong leadership and technical skills to oversee field crews in day-to-day water system construction, maintenance, and repair activities.

Position Summary: The Field Crew Leader plans, coordinates, and supervises field operations including water main installation, leak repairs, service connections, and meter/new service installations, repairs & maintenance. This position ensures that work is completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulatory standards and District policies.

Qualifications: Minimum 3–5 years of experience in water distribution system construction, maintenance, or equivalent public utility operations.
Prior crew leadership or supervisory experience strongly preferred.
Working knowledge of water distribution systems, equipment operation, and safe work practices.
Valid Kentucky driver’s license (CDL preferred).

Must be able to perform physical labor in a variety of weather conditions.

Possession of, or ability to obtain, Kentucky Division of Water Distribution System Operator Class 3 license.

What We Offer: Competitive salary based on experience
Health, dental, and retirement benefits
Paid vacation and holidays
Opportunities for professional growth and training.

How to Apply: Applications may be obtained at the HCWD office located at 655 S. Main Street, Henderson, KY 42420, or downloaded at www.hendersoncokywater.com and then navigate to job postings and an application link is on that page.

Completed applications and résumés may be submitted in person or by email to [email protected].
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Bring your leadership and field expertise to a team dedicated to delivering reliable water service to our community.

Applications may be obtained at the HCWD office located at 655 S. Main Street, Henderson, KY 42420, or downloaded at www.hendersoncokywater.com and then navigate to job postings and an application link is on that page.

Completed applications and résumés may be submitted in person or by email to [email protected].

Location:

Mark Julian
Henderson County Water District
655 South Main Street
Henderson, KY 42420

Contact Email:

[email protected]

Website:
www.hendersoncokywater.com

Phone:
(270) 869-2254

Name:

Mark Julian

Paducah Water – Control Systems Technician

Description:

Duties and Responsibilities:
Install, maintain, and repair all electrical and electronic equipment for the water treatment plant, booster stations, and water storage facilities. Assist with other facility and equipment installations and repairs as needed.
Minimum Qualifications:
• Valid driver’s license.
• Specialized Technical Degree in Instrumentation, Industrial Electricity, or Industrial Maintenance.
• Two years of experience as an Instrument Technician and/or Industrial Electrician in an industrial plant or plant environment.
• The ability to understand ladder logic, Ethernet Communications, and IP addresses.
• Basic understanding of 4-20mA DC signals and interfacing with PLC controls.
• Must be able to obtain a Kentucky Class IVA Water Treatment License upon eligibility.
• Minimum of a Journeyman Commonwealth of KY Electrical License, with advancement to Master Electrician upon eligibility.

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Sidney Scoville
Paducah Water
1800 n 8th street
Paducah, KY 42001

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