Equipment Operator - Public Works Role (British Columbia)

Equipment Operator - Public Works Role (British Columbia)

26 Aug
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Village of Lumby
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British Columbia

26 Aug

Village of Lumby

British Columbia

Join the Village of Lumby as a Utility/Equipment Operator, managing water and sewer systems for the community. This hands-on role entails equipment operation and system maintenance, perfect for skilled candidates.

The Utility/Equipment Operator position within the Public Works Department focuses on day-to-day operations and testing of vital water and sewer systems. Under the guidance of the Public Works Working Foreman, you will maintain the treatment and distribution systems and operate various equipment. This role necessitates flexibility as you may also drive trucks and undertake snowplow work.

Key Responsibilities:
• Test and maintain water and sewer distribution systems
• Operate mobile heavy machinery used in public works




• Collect and treat storm sewer systems efficiently
• Perform essential truck driver duties, including snow removal
• Conduct routine equipment inspections and maintenance

Requirements:
• Minimum five years of municipal works experience
• Valid EOCP Level 1 Water and Wastewater Operator certifications
• Class 5 Drivers License with air endorsement
• Experience handling a range of heavy equipment
• Completion of Grade 12 education or G.E.D.

Utilize your mechanical skills to support the Village of Lumby’s essential public services.
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📌 Equipment Operator - Public Works Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Village of Lumby
📍 British Columbia

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