Remote Council in Tropical FNQ are seeking an enthusiastic Water/Waste Treatment Plant Operator Your new company Hays Cairns Trades & Labour have partnered with a small remote Council in Tropical Far North Queensland who are currently seeking a well-versed and enthusiastic Water/Waste Treatment Plant Operator to join their team for a permanent residential role. This well-regarded Council prides themselves on their innovative and dedicated approach to continuously improving and giving back to the community. Your new role This role involves the operation and maintenance of water and sewerage treatment plants in the friendly communities of Northwest Queensland. You will be responsible for monitoring equipment, recording results, and adjusting operations based on test outcomes. This council is set to upgrade their current system in the coming months when you will play a crucial role in facilitating and assisting this process, whilst maintaining the current infrastructure. You will also work with external contractors, assist with infrastructure maintenance, and suggest system improvements. Key responsibilities include:
Monitoring and operating the sewerage and water treatment plants, pumps, equipment, and assets.
Recording daily results of various meters and entering test results onto a spreadsheet.
Calibrating dosing pumps and adjusting dosing rates according to test results.
Working with external contractors as required and assisting the Council's Plumbing team with maintenance and repairs to water infrastructure.
Recommending improvements to the system that would facilitate better services for the residents or improve efficiency and reduce costs within the area of responsibility.
This role will be a Monday to Friday residential role with weekend on-call responsibilities shared across the team. The council is committed to offering ongoing upskilling opportunities and support. What you'll need to succeed You will have a strong background working in the operation and maintenance of water and sewerage treatment plants and associated infrastructure. You are self-sufficient, adaptable, have good computer skills and hold work health and safety to the highest standards. The following licences, skills and qualifications will lead to your success in this role:
Hold a current 'C' Class Driving Licence
Construction Induction White Card & Confined Spaces Certificate
Chlorine Safety Certificate
Current high risk Forklift licence and/or Backhoe Operator Ticket
Certificate III in Water Operations and/or Wastewater Operations
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to problem-solve and work efficiently individually and within a small team
Previous remote experience working in communities will be highly regarded.
Clear National Criminal History Check, Drug and Alcohol and basic medicals.
What you'll get in return In return for your commitment, skills and experience, you will receive:
Attractive Salary Package
Accommodation provided
Work Vehicle provided
Contribute to developing communities and work with a well-regarded remote council
Relocation allowance
Permanent employment with work/life balance
RDO's
5 weeks Annual Leave
Live and work in a beautiful location with excellent community facilities
What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, email Shaolyn Drake at [email protected] or call 07 4049 2931. Equally, please do not hesitate to reach out for a confidential conversation about similar opportunities. Please click here to apply.
Monitoring and operating the sewerage and water treatment plants, pumps, equipment, and assets.
Recording daily results of various meters and entering test results onto a spreadsheet.
Calibrating dosing pumps and adjusting dosing rates according to test results.
Working with external contractors as required and assisting the Council's Plumbing team with maintenance and repairs to water infrastructure.
Recommending improvements to the system that would facilitate better services for the residents or improve efficiency and reduce costs within the area of responsibility.
This role will be a Monday to Friday residential role with weekend on-call responsibilities shared across the team. The council is committed to offering ongoing upskilling opportunities and support. What you'll need to succeed You will have a strong background working in the operation and maintenance of water and sewerage treatment plants and associated infrastructure. You are self-sufficient, adaptable, have good computer skills and hold work health and safety to the highest standards. The following licences, skills and qualifications will lead to your success in this role:
Hold a current 'C' Class Driving Licence
Construction Induction White Card & Confined Spaces Certificate
Chlorine Safety Certificate
Current high risk Forklift licence and/or Backhoe Operator Ticket
Certificate III in Water Operations and/or Wastewater Operations
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to problem-solve and work efficiently individually and within a small team
Previous remote experience working in communities will be highly regarded.
Clear National Criminal History Check, Drug and Alcohol and basic medicals.
What you'll get in return In return for your commitment, skills and experience, you will receive:
Attractive Salary Package
Accommodation provided
Work Vehicle provided
Contribute to developing communities and work with a well-regarded remote council
Relocation allowance
Permanent employment with work/life balance
RDO's
5 weeks Annual Leave
Live and work in a beautiful location with excellent community facilities
What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, email Shaolyn Drake at [email protected] or call 07 4049 2931. Equally, please do not hesitate to reach out for a confidential conversation about similar opportunities. Please click here to apply.
