Laborer - Stark County Sanitary Engineering Department : Job Details

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STARK COUNTY SANITARY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

—VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT—

JOB TITLE: LABORER

SALARY RANGE: $ 20.70 per hour (90% of wage for 180 Day Probationary Period)

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Under Operation & Maintenance Supervisor performs various unskilled and semi-skilled tasks to assist with efficient operation of the department.

QUALIFICATIONS: (Any combination of training and work experience that indicates possession of the skills, knowledge and abilities required. Examples of acceptable qualifications for this classification follow.)

Completion of high school or GED plus previous unskilled or semi-skilled work experience, or the equivalent. Possession of a valid Ohio motor vehicle operator's license. Drives pick-up truck, van, light utility vehicle or other motorized vehicles not requiring a CDL to and from job sites; washes and cleans trucks, vehicles, equipment, pumps, motors, compressors, etc. Uses a variety of hand and power tools and motorized equipment to perform skilled and unskilled laborer tasks; digs up pavement with sledge hammer, pick, crowbar, shovel, air hammer and other related tools; digs ditches; cleans culverts and sand beds; trims bushes; mows grass with power and tractor-type mowers; cleans around treatment plants and lift stations; cleans snow from walks and other areas with shovels, brooms and garden tractor-type equipment; spreads salt to walks and other areas; paints fences, buildings and equipment; washes and cleans floors, walks, windows, driveways and other areas; loads and unloads materials, supplies, equipment onto or from trucks, dollies, carts, skids or any other vehicle; picks up and removes trash; lays bricks; carries materials, supplies and equipment; raises, lowers, and adjusts manhole casting--rings; cleans sewer lines and manholes and makes necessary repairs; places warning signs, lights, flags, barricades and cones to warn motorists; acts as flag person. Performs other related duties as required.

Interested candidates outside of Local 959 may apply by submitting a letter of interest and current resume' (including salary history, failure to include salary history will disqualify) to:

Stark County Sanitary Engineering Department

Attn: Department Administrator

P. O. Box 9972

Canton, OH 44711-0972

Office Location: 1701 Mahoning Road NE, Canton, OH 44705

FAX: (330) ###-####

E-Mail: [email protected]

All letters of interest and resumes must be received by 3:30 pm, September 30, 2024.

No phone calls will be accepted.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Company DescriptionThe Stark County Sanitary Engineer is appointed by the Board of Stark County Commissioners who receive their authority from Section 6117 of the Ohio Revised Code. The Board established a unified metropolitan sewer district in 1975, combining a number of small districts. Responsibilities of the district include facilities design, construction oversight, administration, management, operation and maintenance of the system, billing and revenue collection.Currently, the sanitary sewer portion of the district consists of over 757 miles of mainline sewer lines, ranging in size from 8-inch to 66-inch. The system includes more than 48,844 connections consisting of residential, commercial and industrial accounts. Eighty five pump stations and 6 wastewater treatment plants are currently operated and maintained by the district.The district established a water utility in 1990 in Lake Township and it currently consists of more than 2,655 connections and includes over 49 miles of water lines.Company DescriptionThe Stark County Sanitary Engineer is appointed by the Board of Stark County Commissioners who receive their authority from Section 6117 of the Ohio Revised Code. The Board established a unified metropolitan sewer district in 1975, combining a number of small districts. Responsibilities of the district include facilities design, construction oversight, administration, management, operation and maintenance of the system, billing and revenue collection.\r\n\r\nCurrently, the sanitary sewer portion of the district consists of over 757 miles of mainline sewer lines, ranging in size from 8-inch to 66-inch. The system includes more than 48,844 connections consisting of residential, commercial and industrial accounts. Eighty five pump stations and 6 wastewater treatment plants are currently operated and maintained by the district.\r\n\r\nThe district established a water utility in 1990 in Lake Township and it currently consists of more than 2,655 connections and includes over 49 miles of water lines.